## Overview

 Clear Creek Campground is nestled in the forests surrounding Sardis Lake. It is conveniently located within 15 minutes of Oxford, MS. Clear Creek campground offers close access to mountain biking, boating, and picnicking at Sardis Lake.\_\_ 
## Recreation

 Sardis Lake offers an array of recreational activities, including fishing, boating, water skiing and swimming. A scenic trail near the campground offers great hiking and biking opportunities. 
## Facilities

 Clear Creek Campground offers 19 open sites with electric and water hookups. Flush toilets, showers and drinking water are provided.\_\_ 
## Natural Features

 Sardis Lake covers over 98,000 acres in the rolling hills of northwest Mississippi. The man-made lake sits on the Tallahatchie River at an approximate elevation of 400 feet. The campground is forested with bottomland hardwoods. 
## Nearby Attractions

 The John W. Kyle State Park, across the lake from Clear Creek, offers a swimming pool, golf course and recreation hall. Just east of Sardis Lake is Holly Springs National Forest, where wildlife viewing is a popular activity.

Clear Creek - Sardis Lake

Aside from mediocre fire rings and an absorbent amount of weird centipede bugs, the site is well maintained and a great stay. Only a short walk from the beach and the bugs aren’t too bad. The campground is also very quiet which is ideal.

Nice and Quiet 

This is a beautiful campground.  Sites are nestled in the woods and neighbors aren’t too close. Much of the campground is closed for winter right now, but the lack of a crowd just adds to the appeal. 

Most sites have water and electrical hookups but no sewer. We did see at least one site that did not appear to have a water connection.  

The dump site is not marked, but there is one.  It is on the way out of the campground near the primitive campsites.  

The primitive sites are amazing.  Most overlook a small valley/bottom that allow for spectacular views and hiking. 

If you are looking for someplace close to town, this isn’t your spot. It’s a bit of a hike to get back to it. Your GPS will tell you to take a back road, don’t. Go into Oxford and take Jackson Ave to North Oxford Loop. Much better roads this way. 