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Little Black Creek Campground & Park
Overview
Little Black Creek Campground & Park offers a serene escape centered around a sprawling 640-acre lake in southern Mississippi. This destination serves as a recreational hub for travelers who appreciate the quiet beauty of the Pine Belt region. Whether you are looking for a short weekend getaway or a longer seasonal stay, the park provides a natural setting where the focus remains on the great outdoors and peaceful waterfront views.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in Lumberton, MS, the park is tucked away from the noise of major highways while remaining easily accessible for large rigs. The surrounding landscape is characterized by dense Mississippi pine forests and rolling hills, creating a secluded atmosphere that feels miles away from the hustle of city life. Its position between Hattiesburg and the Gulf Coast makes it a convenient middle ground for travelers exploring the diverse environments of the Deep South.
Amenities & Park Features
The facility features over 100 RV sites, many of which offer full hookups and spacious layouts suitable for various rig sizes. Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities, including a premier disc golf course that is widely considered one of the best in the state. Other key features include a designated swimming beach, a boat launch for electric-motor fishing, and several miles of wooded hiking trails. For those traveling with children, the large playground and picnic pavilions provide plenty of space for family gatherings.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
While the park feels pleasantly remote, it is only a short drive to the city of Hattiesburg, where visitors can explore the Hattiesburg Zoo or enjoy the local dining scene near the University of Southern Mississippi. For a coastal day trip, the white sand beaches of the Mississippi Gulf Coast are roughly an hour south. Anglers will find the park lake well-stocked with bass, bream, and catfish, making it a prime spot for a relaxing day on the water.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is an ideal fit for family vacationers who want a mix of structured activity and natural exploration. It is also a top choice for outdoor enthusiasts, particularly those passionate about competitive disc golf or freshwater fishing. Travelers seeking a quiet, rustic environment without sacrificing essential conveniences like bathhouses and laundry facilities will find Little Black Creek to be a comfortable home base during their Mississippi travels.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Ryan Madere
Stayed in bungalow 5. Park was mostly empty with the winter storm coming down. Park looks great, updated from my last stay years ago. Staff was friendly.
Lana Vegas-Fonseca
We decided to spend Thanksgiving at Little Black Creek, Site #2. I absolutely loved the peace and tranquility of our location. I loved the country atmosphere, the hills, and being right next to the lake. I have zero complaints. As far as the Internet goes, we used our data and Hotspots to watch TV and to get online. The only downside was that my 15 year old was bored. The fish weren't biting due to the beautiful, cold weather, and that's what he was looking forward to. We also normally go to resort campgrounds, so he didn't have access to basketball courts, putput golf, pickleball courts, and all the other things teens like. Besides his complaining, everything was wonderful! We will be back, especially when the fish are biting! I recommend this campground!
Life with the Laney's
Camped in the “old section,” in a camper and had a clam tent popped up for rain and picnic tables. There was not a single other camper around. 2 adults. 4 children. Had the staff come over and tell us if we didn’t take the tent down they would call the police to remove us from the campground. Bathrooms had no toilet seats or shower heads.
Matthew Harrison
Incredibly beautiful park with a huge lake and 2 phenomenal disc golf courses. I stayed on site for The Climo Open Big Rip X, and it was a blast!
Amelia McCoy
I love this place, but the price for camping is insane. You should really set aside areas for Primitive camping or change your rates. I was very excited to bring my family there to camp until I found out primitive camping is 60 dollars a night with a two night minimum. You would probably have more business if you charged decent rates and policies.