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Trace
Overview
Trace RV Park in Belden, Mississippi, provides a calm and shaded environment for travelers passing through the Northeast region of the state. It is highly regarded for its Southern hospitality and its commitment to maintaining a quiet, clean atmosphere for its guests. The park is nestled among mature trees, offering a serene environment that feels far removed from the highway noise, despite its convenient accessibility to local transit routes. Whether you are arriving for a quick overnight stay or a longer exploration, the peaceful nature of the grounds makes it an inviting home base.
Location & Surroundings
The park is ideally situated just moments away from the historic Natchez Trace Parkway, a 444-mile scenic drive through three states. Located in Belden, it offers the perfect balance of rural tranquility and proximity to the vibrant city of Tupelo. The local area is characterized by gentle hills and lush forests, providing a beautiful backdrop for evening walks or morning coffee outside your rig. The surrounding landscape reflects the natural beauty of the Mississippi hill country, offering plenty of shade and a sense of privacy from neighboring sites.
Amenities & Park Features
The facilities at this park focus on providing a comfortable and functional experience for all visitors. The park features full hookups with both 30 and 50-amp service to accommodate a wide variety of modern campers. Additional park highlights include:
- Large pull-through sites designed for easy access and big-rig compatibility.
- Clean and accessible laundry facilities for long-term travelers.
- Well-maintained bathhouses featuring private showers and restrooms.
The property is pet-friendly, ensuring that your four-legged companions can enjoy the shaded grounds right along with you. The level gravel pads help simplify the setup process so you can spend more time enjoying the scenery.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Being so close to Tupelo means guests can easily visit the Elvis Presley Birthplace, which includes the humble home where the King of Rock and Roll was born. History enthusiasts will also appreciate the Tupelo National Battlefield and the various interpretive centers along the parkway. For outdoor recreation, the nearby scenic drives offer countless opportunities for birdwatching, hiking, and photography. The area also features unique local shopping and dining experiences that showcase authentic Mississippi flavors and crafts.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination is a top choice for history buffs and nature lovers who are exploring the rich heritage of the American South. It serves as a tranquil stopover for those traveling the Natchez Trace Parkway who want a reliable and peaceful place to rest. Because the sites are level and spacious, it is particularly well-suited for big-rig owners who prefer a hassle-free parking experience in a quiet, wooded setting rather than a high-traffic resort environment.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Victoria Wright
Comfortable cozy cabins with a lake view! Love to stay at Trace - it's a home away from home with fishing, campfires and nature walks. Especially love the screened back patio for sunsets and morning coffee.
Peggy Watson
Rented a cabin. Nice clean. Beautiful lake, nice deck attached get for early morning coffee.
Papa George Maxson
The setting is beautiful and the staff was friendly and accommodating. The roads have a lot of potholes, trash cans are few and far between and fire pits unmaintained. Some sections have people living there full time in ramshackle RVs. But the place is beautiful.
Patricia Jeffreys
We had a Wonderful experience there! We had Fully stocked bathroom, bedrooms and kitchen with Everything we needed. (brought our food of course).I was amazed that we had our own little peir to fish off of! Checking in and out was Super easy. All of the staff were Very Friendly and Polite. Our cabin was just like a home with a beautiful view of the lake. The boat landings are Super close! The ducks were fun creatures to watch. Nobody bothered us at All! It was so easy to check In and out! Didn't even have to get out of our vehicle. The place is clean, safe, and Well kept!
C E
We stayed three-nights in a full-service RV site on the lake. We really enjoyed this park - it’s well maintained (except the roads - they’re really rutted and difficult to drive) and the facilities and park itself are great. We lost a couple of dollars in the washing machine, so gave it up and went to town to do laundry, so can’t recommend you do laundry at the park unless they’ve modernized the machines. Beautiful park - lots of land and amenities - lots of families with kids. Can highly recommend.
James Hyatt
Very quite nice view of the lake. Full hook up sites. Go slow with camper road is very rough in the park. If pulling are driving a RV, sure to come in by West Main St. Other way is not recommended.
michael deiter
Roads in the park are beyond bad. Massive holes everywhere that you can't avoid. If pulling a camper as I was, 5-10 mph is the limit you can go. Sites are outdated and un maintained. Did not see a single staff member the entire week we were there. Lake was beautiful, but not enough to bring me back. They also had a burn ban in effect even though the previous week it had rained all week, so no camp fires.
OliviaGrace Ausbon
Skoolie friendly! I stayed at site 121 (the equestrian area) for the entire month of April. This site is fairly far from the restrooms which was an inconvenience for me. It’s very nice and quiet back there, and pretty dark too. Through the trees you can see the water. There’s a nice little dock/fishing area within walking distance. Lots of nice nature experiences! I didn’t use the sewage, but the water and electric hook ups worked great for me. I loved the concrete patio area. The picnic table is wood with metal supports, and is chained to the ground. There’s a nice fire pit and grill as well. Most of the people staying back there are long term, and everyone seemed nice and respectful. A camp host also stays back there. The bathroom shower was amazing (very large, handheld shower head with various settings, and hooks and spaces to sit things down without them getting wet.) I believe there is AC/heating in there, but there were some weird issues with lights. I guess they are on a timer because they wouldn’t come on a certain times of the day/night. There was tons of insects and spiders and crickets with black worms in there, but they cleaned it fairly often. It has 2 toilets and one sink with a mirror. The site is fairly private as well, and I saw a deer family very often as well as other critters like raccoons on my patio. Definitely recommend this area of the park! The month long stay in April was expensive in my opinion though as it was $676. Also the road through the park is terrible with tons of pot holes.
Megan Petrat
Made a last minute reservation and ended up arriving past closing, 5pm. Able to hookup my 30amp power and enjoy the cold weather of the night. Woke up with beautiful view and friendly ducks 😁 Showers/bathrooms very clean and stocked Did not use laundry facilities but the area looked clean Kids were running around, fishing, playing near the open lake. I will be back to explore more of the park.
Amanda Miller
We rented a 2 bedroom cabin (#2) for an overnight birthday celebration for our 12 year old and 3 friends. The cabin beautifully accommodated the 6 of us, and was more updated than the photos showed on the website. The panaramic views are stunning, and the park was lovely. We will definitely stay again in the near future.