Cabin rentals near Lucedale, Mississippi provide access to the Mobile-Tensaw River Delta ecosystem and Mississippi's coastal plain. The region experiences mild winters with temperatures rarely dropping below freezing and humid summers that average 90°F. Most cabin accommodations in the area are concentrated within a 60-mile radius of Lucedale, with availability highest during spring and fall seasons.
What to do
Wildlife observation trails: Davis Bayou Campground in Ocean Springs has several walking paths where visitors can spot local wildlife. "There's plenty of walking trails, and you can check out the gator alley area where you'll typically see at least one gator," notes Kaylin R.
Fishing from piers: The fishing opportunities at Flint Creek Waterpark extend beyond boat access. "Site 141 was in a very wooded area at the far end of all three RV areas... Had a beautiful view of the water where you could fish," writes Johnnie S.
Historical tours: At Blakeley State Park Campground, visitors can explore Civil War sites through self-guided options. "Walking auto cell phone tours of civil war," mentions Kevin L., while another camper adds, "You will walk through historic civil war sites, trails that were once the streets of the town of Blakeley."
What campers like
Private cabin locations: Many cabins at Paul B. Johnson State Park offer seclusion among tall pines. "Campgrounds are shaded in fairly dense forests for good privacy. They have simple campsites to full RV campsites, all have a fire ring and similar atmosphere," states Lynn G.
Water access: Meaher State Park Campground provides waterfront cabin options with easy access to Mobile Bay. "About a quarter of the sites are right next to the water. There are have a few furnished cabins on the water as well. The sites are shady and sparsely wooded," explains Lynn G.
Comfortable living spaces: Cabin accommodations at Indian Point RV Resort meet basic needs without requiring campers to dine out. "I liked that it was close to Biloxi/Ocean Springs but it is off the beaten path and peaceful. It was great with the kids because the cabin has everything we could need and we didn't have to go out to eat for meals," shares Melissa S.
What you should know
Reservation requirements: For Davis Bayou Campground cabins, advance planning is essential. "In order to reserve a space, you will need to check for openings on recreation.gov and then check into the visitors' building," explains Michael M.
Bathroom facilities: Bathroom quality varies widely among cabin sites. At Wiggins Campground & RV Park, "Have handicap bathrooms and Laundry room. Very clean throw out the park," notes Suzan W.
Site terrain: Many cabin sites at Paul B. Johnson require leveling equipment. "Pads were mostly small with biggish drop off from steps to camper usable site," notes Kevin H., while another reviewer observed that "some sites had a deck, but that really sacrifices 'yard space' if that's an important factor for you."
Tips for camping with families
Designated swimming areas: Several cabin rental locations offer swimming options for children. At Flint Creek Waterpark, "Swimming, boating, hiking, fishing, and small playground available. The water park is not anything 'great', but it's something for little kids ($12) per person," advises Jaynia P.
Seasonal activities: Plan your Lucedale-area cabin rental timing around water recreation availability. "Flint creek has TONS of sites with full hook ups... The water park has a ton of slides and will keep kids young and old entertained sliding down the hill into the lake," shares J K.
Security considerations: Mobile Oaks RV Resort (formerly Johnny's RV Resort) provides cabins in a gated setting. "It is also gated for only $500 month full hookup. Nice people that stay there. It is also nice and peaceful," reports Chris P.
Tips from RVers
Site selection strategy: When booking cabin accommodations near Paul B. Johnson, consider site numbers carefully. "Lower numbered sites are older with newer sites being those in the 100s. The newer sites are more level and have concrete pads instead of asphalt pavement. However, the views aren't nearly as nice."
Electrical hookup variations: For those bringing equipment requiring power, check the amperage options. "Electric and water at the campsites and a dump station is available," notes Doug D. regarding Davis Bayou, while other locations offer varying electrical configurations.
Extended stay options: Several cabin locations near Lucedale accommodate longer visits. "We escaped an early winter cold spell in Michigan and made the thousand mile trip to the Mississippi coast. It was worth the drive," shares Joseph S. about Davis Bayou Campground.
