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Cost is $10 to use. Not free as previous reviewer indicated or no longer free but a reasonable $10. Right off I-20. Easy to access. Nice and clean area. Good place to stop since it’s also got two dog parks, three restaurants, gas and a large clean convenience store. I didn’t stay here. I am just reviewing the dump station.

This is no longer owned by the city of Natchez, Mississippi so no more overnight camping/parking. I spoke to them today and since it is now National Park property and you can not park overnight there. You can park your RV there during the day to tour the city but ABSOLUTELY No overnight parking anymore.

Pretty and peaceful place. Some fishermen and locals here swimming. Just one other RV here. Easy to access from main highway. Ranger comes through and checks several times during the day. Not much boat traffic in this part of the lake.

Nice and quiet. Not far from I20 for a quiet and unique overnight stay. Beautiful views of the cypress trees and lake. There’s also a pond on the other side of the park with signs warning of alligators (we didn’t see one). Near the Sheriffs Department firing range and fitness center. Playgrounds for children, large open soccer fields, nice landscaping.

This is not a safe area. I was warned about it and I share because I think others deserve to know. Don’t take my word for it. Here is a link to a news article regarding the area. https://www.theadvertiser.com/story/news/2016/04/25/whiskey-bay-area-known-crime-isolation/83494138/ Also several true crime shows airing nationally have featured this area.

I selected a site near the boat ramp. It had a picnic table on a concrete slap and was waterfront. There were many people camping in the area but it was nice and quiet and so peaceful with one notable exception. About 4:30-5:00 a.m. Sunday morning, one young lady who was with a group of young people camping in tents across from me who’d been quiet during evening hours got angry, yelled at someone in the group, got in her car slamming her car door and accelerating rapidly as she left. I was in my tent and couldn’t avoid hearing her. Other than that one extremely loud event there were no issues. And let me add the bathrooms are not nice but it’s free so just be prepared for that. I would love to come back and stay longer. My neighbor in the converted ambulance had the right idea. He brought his paddle board and his bike. The area is really beautiful. Finally let me add about my experience with cell service. I have AT&T. I couldn’t get a signal at my site but I walked up the hill and I had no problem calling out.

Large, spacious and level campground sites are spread out and very private. Bathroom is a bit rustic but clean with hot shower. Great place to ride bicycles. Really enjoyed our stay here. Very convenient to Hwy 49. Not far from Gulfport, Mississippi.

This is a US Forest campground just north of the Mississippi Gulf Coast. After driving hours in the rain I was so happy to find this place and pull in for the night. Nice level site with lots of space between me and other campers. I walked around with my leashed dog after the rain stopped and could really see what a nice and pretty place this is. Has Water and electric hookups. Has a bathhouse but I used my own bathroom in the RV so can’t comment on the bathhouse. I would definitely return and stay again. There’s a dump station conveniently located on your way out of the park.

I was exhausted after driving in the rain. Still miles from my intended stop I was thrilled to see this US Forest campground and stopped. Nice large and level sites for only $20/night. Has both electric and water hookups at each site. Campground is very nice and peaceful. When you’re outside your RV I did hear some road noise as the campground is right off busy US 49 and I was in the site at the very front of the campground closest to the highway but inside my RV it was nice and quiet. Large campground with lots of space between sites. I would definitely recommend this place and would love to come back and stay longer. I pulled in late afternoon and left the next morning so my only outdoor experience here was to take a long walk around the campground when there was a break in the rain.

Nice quiet campground. We drove here after finding out the campground we were going to stay in had not quite recovered from a tornado. So we backtracked to this place. It’s right off the highway. Nice & quiet. The young lady in the visitor center selected this site for us. She thought it was one of the nicest ones in the park. We didn’t agree with her assessment and really should have moved as soon as we saw it but we didn’t so that’s on us. We set up for what was originally an overnight stay. We had every intention of moving on the next day. The site itself was very short and narrow. In site #50 your picnic table is down the hill and you have no room to set up anything, even park a bicycle by your rig. The #1 thing this site had going for it in my opinion was you can walk down the hill and go swimming. It was difficult to get our Class C motor home level but we did eventually. Having put that much effort we decided to go ahead and stay in the site but having explored the place there are better sites. Everyone around us was out and about in their boats daily so we had the Loop B to ourselves. Bath house is nice and clean. Showers are hot with push buttons.