3 campgrounds with availability this weekend
Several cabin accommodations are available within a 1-2 hour drive of Holly Springs, Mississippi. Little Black Creek Campground offers full hookup cabin rentals with lake access and wooden decks. The cabins provide air conditioning, electricity, and basic furnishings including beds and tables. According to one visitor, "We stayed at a full hookup site and were blown away by how spacious, level, and private it was. Most sites had wooden decks, and many had lake views or direct access." Paradise Ranch RV Resort and Hattiesburg/Okatoma River KOA also offer cabin rentals with varying levels of amenities.
Rustic and deluxe cabins are both available, depending on the location. Basic cabins typically include beds, tables, and electricity but may require guests to bring their own linens. More deluxe accommodations like those at Percy Quin State Park include kitchenettes, private bathrooms, and furnished living areas. Reservations are recommended, especially during summer months and weekends. A camper wrote: "We stayed in a travel trailer but noticed the cute tiny cabin rentals for non-RV guests" at Little Black Creek Campground. Most parks allow pets in cabin areas, though specific pet policies vary by location.
Most cabins include beds but require visitors to bring their own linens, towels, and toiletries. Kitchen facilities vary widely - from basic microwaves and mini-refrigerators to full kitchenettes with stovetops and cookware. State park cabins like those at Lake Lincoln State Park and Bogue Chitto State Park often include outdoor grills and fire rings for cooking. Basic supplies can be purchased at camp stores like the one at Little Black Creek, which also offers firewood for purchase. For more extensive grocery needs, the nearby towns of McComb, Hattiesburg, and Tylertown have supermarkets and convenience stores.
"Situated in a pine forest on the edge of the Pearl River with river access. Has swimming pool, basketball, volleyball, billiards room and showers with laundry."
Available this weekend
from $15 - $85 / night
"Note: Apple Maps and RV Life GPS will route you to the old park entrance which is closed. The new entrance is about 200 yards further east along Hwy 48."
"The deer are amazing to see when riding around the camp ground. We stayed on the outside next to the rice which was very nice large space next to the cabins. We enjoyed camping here."
from $24 - $55 / night
"Lots to do in non Covid times such as pool, volleyball, basketball court, steps down to the spring and several cabins right on the River."
"Plenty of spaces on the creek and on the river. There's a small shop in front with camping supplies. Lots of shade. Not too crowded."
from $45 - $65 / night
"New “deck” with room for a rug, fire pit, and chairs. The deck also has a picnic table with a fire pit just off the edge. There’s a creek that ran behind the spot that kept my husband busy."
"We visited Bogue Chitto after torrential rains pummeled Louisiana and Mississippi causing the park to cancel our site we had reserved with a water view in the Bottomland Loop."
from $25 / night
"I'm at one of the premium primitive sites (raised wooden tent beds, tables and chairs but no electric or water) situated along the lakeshore."
"The water view of the lake is hide as well. This state park offers several options: Cabins, Campsites and the Tentr canvas tent campsites. Location is very convenient off of I55."
Available this weekend
from $11 - $447 / night
"Our friends and their family joined us, and we headed to Lake Lincoln State Park for a long weekend."
"We stayed in back loop by lake. Sites were very narrow, no privacy, everyone is on top of each other. The site next to us had sewer hook up right on side of our picnic table."
Available this weekend
from $20 - $342 / night
"The main entrance to the park has a much “fancier” building than the back entrance and leads you to drive over a spillway (which is TOTALLY safe, so no worries)."
"Spots are spread out for the most part and have picnic tables, grills and some have fire rings."
Available this weekend
from $11 - $447 / night
"A very huge manmade lake with beautiful scenary. Campsites overlooking lake and beach area. Cool breezes under the many shady trees. Lite area and clean rest areas."
"Some have wooden decks. We’ve stayed along the waterside which is AMAZING and have also stayed across the street from the beach! The playground is small and sweet."
"Beautiful park. Could use just a little more space. Lots of wildlife and amenities. Cabins, laundry, pavilions, pool, propane and store."
"Park is very well maintained. The park is very much off the beaten path so it is quiet and peaceful."
ScoutBeautiful weather. I was not on the water but I had a clear view of the lake it was still very pretty! Grounds were immaculate. Not much shade on my site until about 4:30. But a lot of sites had no shade!!
TravelerHele nette camping! Hier in midden okt.2026 geweest. Helaas door droogte mochten wij niet bbq, open vuur of zwemmen.
GuideOverall, I'm pretty pleased with Percy Quin. Grounds are well kept and it's very peaceful - I can barely hear any road noise.! I'm at one of the premium primitive sites (raised wooden tent beds, tables and chairs but no electric or water) situated along the lakeshore. Some of the chairs need to be replaced or removed, and perhaps they should put the site letter markers facing the parking area instead of the water; but the restroom has AC! The RV sites seem very nice as well. There are large hickory nuts falling from the very tall trees. I have yet to be hit in the head with one bu
TravelerThis is a beautiful lakeside campground with lots of sites. It’s a larger campground that caters to RVs of all sizes, but is great for tent camping too! They allow tent camping in the “RV pads” but even better is they don’t make you pitch your tent on the concrete or gravel. You can pitch your tent in the grass. They also have a really really nice primitive area without hookups, but has water really close. It’s well maintained and shady all day.
The lake is beautiful. There is fishing and kayaking and boating. They do rent kayaks but idk how much. There are piers to fish off of.
This is a beautifully maintained park, but the BEST part for this tent camping gal? The bath houses ARE CLIMATE CONTROLLED!
To me this is kind of the best of both worlds. Enough nature to not feel like you’re in an rv resort, but all the amenities of one.
GuideÀ plus the little river to cool down.
RangerPaul B Johnson State Park in South Mississippi has newly renovated the RV campground with full hookups and level concrete pads. Geiger Lake is great for fishing, swimming, boating and all water activities. Plus you’re not far for a drive to the gulf.
GuideClean air conditioned bathrooms and showers, huge lake for fishing, boating or swimming, very quiet, friendly rangers and host, paved lots are semi-level with some more level than others, full hookups for all spaces, beach area, easy access for any size RV with both pull thru and back in sites.
GuideCampsites located along Geiger Lake. Roads and camp pads are paved. Well spaced camp sites. Premium back in sites # 16 - 19 are directly on the lake and very desirable.
GuideIt's quite & nice. Water was up so boat ramp was closed. Did catch a fish on bettle spin. Would definitely come back. Nice spot just outside laurel.
Camping cabins near Holly Springs, Mississippi provide rustic to deluxe accommodations within a 2-hour radius, with most options located in the southeastern portion of the state. The region's pine forests and waterways offer year-round camping possibilities with mild winters averaging 40-60°F and humid summers reaching 85-95°F. Sites range from lakeside wooden structures to fully furnished vacation rentals with private decks and water access.
Tube the Bogue Chitto River: Visitors to Bogue Chitto State Park Campground can enjoy river tubing during summer months. "Beautiful place. Great bike riding, good family park. River tubing available," notes Connie M. The park offers numerous water activities alongside its cabin accommodations.
Fish in stocked waters: The 640-acre lake at Little Black Creek Campground provides excellent fishing opportunities year-round. "Great spot for a float trip or canoe trip. Stop and fish during your trip. I have canoed this creek many times and it feels different every time," shares Kelly T. The campground offers canoe rentals for those without equipment.
Explore hiking trails: Multiple nature trails wind through the region's campgrounds. At Paul B. Johnson State Park Campground, visitors can observe local wildlife. "We did a small amount of hiking on a very nice, easy trail. We were only sorry we didn't have time to paddle in the lake and explore more of the park," mentions Nancy W., highlighting the park's recreational diversity.
Wildlife viewing opportunities: Paradise Ranch RV Resort offers unique animal interactions. "Mimosa Landing Campground is situated in a pine forest on the edge of the Pearl River with river access. Has swimming pool, basketball, volleyball, billiards room and showers with laundry," notes Vern. Campers particularly enjoy the natural setting.
Shaded campsites: Many cabin locations feature mature trees providing natural cooling. "We have camped here in tents and in our travel trailer and this place is great for both! Spots are spread out for the most part and have picnic tables, grills and some have fire rings," explains J K. about Paul B. Johnson State Park, which offers cabin rentals with shaded surroundings.
Swimming areas: Multiple campgrounds feature designated swimming spots. "There is a large beach area and trails to hike. There are beautiful clean cabins to rent as well," writes Nancy A. about Little Black Creek Campground. These water features provide relief during hot Mississippi summers.
Reservation timing: Most cabin sites require advance booking, especially during peak seasons. "Book early!" advises MikH from Paradise Ranch RV Resort. "Families abound! Clean and well organized. Live entertainment on Saturday night." Weekends and summer months typically fill up fastest.
Seasonal considerations: Weather impacts camping comfort significantly. "We actually left a day early due to prediction of rain. We were in the lower area campsites, which were prone to flash flooding," reports Cat R. about Bogue Chitto State Park. Spring and fall offer more moderate temperatures and fewer storms.
Accessibility varies: Cabin sizes and accessibility features differ between parks. "ADA site was occupied by non-handicap campers... other than that the park is one of the nicer places we have stayed," notes Floyd F. about Percy Quin State Park Campground, highlighting the need to confirm specific accommodation needs when booking.
Plan for water activities: Children particularly enjoy splash pads and swimming areas. "They have a large pool and instead of a cement deck it's surrounded by sand so you can put up your pop up tent and chairs and enjoy," shares Amanda B. about Paradise Ranch RV Resort, which offers family-friendly water features.
Consider entertainment options: Hidden Springs RV Resort provides multiple recreation options. "Two pools both fed by on site natural springs. Bogue Chitto river runs right alongside. Fishing, tubing, swimming. All easily accessible," writes Lenny M. These activities keep children engaged throughout their stay.
Pack for varying weather: Mississippi's climate can change quickly. "The weekend we were there in November was jammed packed but it seems to clear out during the week when kids go back to school," mentions Nancy W. about Paul B. Johnson State Park. Bringing layers and rain gear ensures comfort regardless of conditions.
Site selection matters: Hattiesburg / Okatoma River KOA offers strategic positioning for RVers. "Our level site was on a lovely pond, with a friendly duck. This is the first architecturally designed KOA facility I've seen in two years of camping in our RV," shares Pam R. Requesting lake-view or shaded sites improves the experience.
Check road conditions: Navigating campground roads requires preparation. "Campground roads were narrow and there were no signs at intersections in the campground indicating which loop to take for which campsite numbers," advises David B. about Percy Quin State Park. Arriving during daylight hours makes navigation easier.
Verify hookup locations: Connection placement varies between sites. "The connections were quite spread out with the water pretty far back from the other connections at this site (we needed two water hoses)," explains Layla D. about Paul B. Johnson State Park. Bringing extra-length utility connections ensures proper hookups.
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