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Starkville KOA Holiday
Welcome to the Starkville KOA!
Campers won't believe their good fortune when they arrive at Starkville KOA, right on the sandy shores of Oktibbeha County Lake. Enjoy the pavilion, 'porch' swings and picnic tables scattered under leafy trees. One mile from US 82, this KOA is minutes away from Mississippi State University and downtown Starkville which has wonderful small town charm. Nature lovers and birders can head south to the Sam D. Hamilton Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge. Max pull thru: 80 feet. *The water park and lake are currently closed due to lake maintenance and low water level. We are sorry for the inconvenience!*
User Reviews
Katie Croxdale
Beautiful campground! Clean and quiet, with beautiful views. Great management! We will stay again!!
Dave Fosbrook
Pros: Location with Starkville Quiet Beautiful views of lake Level concrete pads Great for overnight stays Might be good place to tailgate for college football Security camera/s Strong water pressure Well maintained lawns Easy after hours checkin Cons: No lake access View of unusable water slide
Bill Cooper
We stayed one night at this KOA while visiting Mississippi State University. The park is located just down the road from the campus. Perfect location. The park does look a little rundown. It looks like they had quite a lake resort at one point, but all of the lake features are closed now. Some of the grass was a little overgrown and things just look like they need a little TLC. The managers were all very nice. The price is also quite good for a KOA. It’s a good place to stay in visiting the campus, but not really a destination park anymore.
Fredy Finds
Great Stay! If you like a “camping vibe” or if you aren’t from this area and want to feel like you are experiencing Mississippi nature, this is your spot. The abundance of trees, birds and sky views made our time here very enjoyable. We saw eagles by the lake several times. Fireflies filled the tree line at night. Randy was friendly and offered local knowledge. He also let us know the area was extremely secure and he was always available if we needed anything. Note to owners: maybe an update to showers and bathrooms Better “filling mud hole” solutions Keep Randy. Thank you for offering this amazing spot to the public.
Jennifer Schroeder
It's super cute here!! Too bad the county can't reopen the water, so the water slides can be used. Beautiful park. The campground host lives on-site, and he is really helpful. We enjoyed our stay while we waited to get in Tiffin to repair our coach.