Cabin accommodations near Clinton offer a range of amenities across several campgrounds within a 30-minute drive. Clinton sits near the Ross Barnett Reservoir at approximately 358 feet above sea level, with cabins available year-round in this mild climate zone where summer temperatures regularly exceed 90°F from June through August. Most cabin sites require at least one night minimum stay with pricing typically ranging from $30-$100 per night depending on size and amenities.
What to do
Fishing on Ross Barnett Reservoir: Guests staying at Timberlake Campground have direct lake access for fishing. "Beautiful and spread out nicely. On the water makes for some great walks. Pull thrus and back ins are all spacious," according to Michael J., who rated the campground highly.
Hiking nearby trails: Roosevelt State Park Campground features multiple marked trails suitable for beginners. A recent visitor noted, "We love to get out and walk the woods. The old campground is where we like to stay. Mostly quiet and this is the side with the primitive tent camping."
Water recreation options: Yogi on the Lake - Jellystone Pelahatchie offers multiple water activities during summer months. "We stayed on the lakes edge, had visits from geese, ducks, rabbits and squirrels. Beautiful and very clean area. Pool, slides, jumping pad, playground, mini golf, tennis, basketball, planned activities each day for family fun," reports Shirley B.
Disc golf course: Available for cabin guests at Timberlake Campground. According to one visitor: "Disc golf course was a huge plus since I love disc golf. It would be great for a family looking to camp but almost have to comfort of hotel like settings!"
What campers like
Private bathroom facilities: Wendy Oaks RV Resort earns praise for clean, temperature-controlled bathrooms. "The bathrooms are temperature controlled, clean, and well maintained! We look forward to returning again in the future!" notes Alexandra.
Lakeside views: Several campers mention the peaceful lake settings at multiple cabin locations. At Lake Lincoln State Park Campground, a visitor shared, "We were at site 64, which is directly on the lake. Concrete pad, that was pretty level. 25 dollars a night."
Personal service: Management staff at cabin properties receive positive feedback. "Melanie and the team at Wendy Oaks are amazing! We arrived after dark and they had a lantern waiting on the electrical box for us to use while setting up!" shares a satisfied cabin guest.
Shaded sites: Lake Lincoln State Park Campground cabins benefit from mature tree cover. "Loved the campground sites are spread out nice shade wish I would of gotten a spot on the water but other than that I give it a 10 out of 10," according to cody L.
What you should know
Site leveling challenges: Some cabin pads require adjustment. At Yogi on the Lake, a visitor cautioned: "Our site was a very tight pull thru site. We definitely wouldn't of been able to pull out if the park was full. The site was very sloped so getting in the camper was difficult because the steps were so high off the ground."
Seasonal closures: Water facilities often close during cooler months. One camper at Yogi on the Lake mentioned: "Water park was ice cold so we didn't get to use it. Activity center was awesome especially for rainy days."
Reservation timing: For Rocky Springs Campground, availability operates differently than other area properties. "I believe it is first come first serve, so get there early on holiday weekends," advises Ruth E., highlighting the importance of timing for cabin stays.
Bathroom conditions vary: Facility maintenance differs significantly between properties. "This campground looked wonderful on the surface. Parts of it is very well cared for & maintained, but a large area needs serious attention," reported a Timberlake Campground visitor about certain bathroom facilities.
Tips for camping with families
Water activities for kids: DLo Water Park cabins provide river access for family enjoyment. "Plenty of river to explore and shuttles to pick you up after a float too. Good fishing, and good river banks. Very scenic tent camping, with the river right behind you," notes James A.
Wildlife viewing opportunities: Several cabin locations offer wildlife observation possibilities. One Wendy Oaks guest noted: "Our kids and babies loved feeding the ducks and walking around the lake."
Playground access: Multiple cabin rental sites feature playground equipment. "Easy to get too off of the highway- sites are nice and level with cement pads and picnic tables and grills. Two playgrounds for the kids," reports Bille W. about DLo Water Park.
Halloween events: Seasonal celebrations add value for family stays. A visitor to Yogi on the Lake shared: "We spent a weekend in October here and absolutely loved it. The trick or treating is the best. Start right when you can because there are so many sites offering candy or haunted areas. The spook trail is top tier!"
Tips from RVers
Late arrival options: Movietown RV Park accommodates after-hours check-ins for cabin guests. "We got in late so we registered at the closed office door by putting our $27 payment in an envelope in the door slot. How convenient! Close to Hwy 55, clean and quiet," reports John N.
Monthly rental opportunities: Some properties offer extended stay options in cabin units. A Movietown RV Park visitor mentioned: "For 30$ a night u get a level gravel drive thru spot electric, sewer, water, and wifi, laundry facilities and bath house very very clean. Spacious lots so you arent right up on each other."
Proximity to supplies: Location relative to stores matters for longer stays. Regarding Timberlake Campground, J K. notes: "This campground is right on the reservoir, but immediately near any restaurant, grocery, event space you want."
Space constraints: Cabin sizes and sites vary considerably between properties. "Nice campground. Clean place and friendly staff. This is a good stop to stay a night when needed. Not very private and just a camper lot without any nice views, picnic tables, etc," advises April J. about Movietown Campground.
