RV sites near Saucier, Mississippi provide camping options within 30 minutes of Gulf Coast beaches and attractions. The area sits at elevations between 20-100 feet above sea level, with a subtropical climate bringing hot, humid summers and mild winters. Winter temperatures typically range from 40-65°F, making it popular for northern visitors seeking warmer camping conditions during colder months.
What to do
Beach access: 1 block walk: Gulf Beach RV Resort is located directly across from beach access. "We stayed in the new section. Spots are close together with really no place to park tow vehicle without sticking out in the road. You can walk a block to the beach, bring a wagon to haul your beach gear or drive as there is parking at the beach," notes one camper.
Go-kart racing: next door: The go-kart track adjacent to Cajun RV Park operates until 10 pm. "We were looking for a spot on the beach for a few days before we head up to Chattanooga and found Cajun RV. Great location next to a lot of fun amenities. We only have bikes so we are excited that we can walk/bike to multiple restaurants, kid places (go carts next door), beach and shops," a visitor shared.
Fresh seafood: 15 minutes: Buy shrimp directly from fishing boats. "We stayed 2 nights and loved it. It is a quiet country feel just minutes from downtown Biloxi and the casinos. We went to the dock to buy fresh shrimp right off the boat," reported a guest at Green Wood Stable Lodge RV Park.
What campers like
Heated pool: year-round access: Majestic Oaks RV Resort offers pool access regardless of season. "Amazing staff, clean, big showers, heated pool year round, plenty of washers and driers for 24/7 laundry days, gated community, plenty of space, has its own dog park," according to one camper.
Dog facilities: dedicated park: Pet owners appreciate designated areas for their dogs. "Very nice site and grounds. Nice places to walk a dog and even a place to let them run. Really nice laundry facilities. Bath room/showers we some of the best I have seen!" commented a visitor at Majestic Oaks RV Resort.
Military convenience: base proximity: Shields RV Park serves military personnel and families. "Large full hook up sites, nice laundry facility and restrooms, and the office staff was very professional and accomodating for our last minute reservations. There are two parts to the camgroud, one of which is by a lake," notes a military camper.
What you should know
Site spacing concerns: Most RV sites in the area have limited space between units. "We stayed one night at Oaklawn. Everything is done by Campspot, so no park map, no written receipt, not even a walk into the park office or much of a greeting. The site # is on your Campspot email and you're just supposed to find it a park yourself," reported one camper.
Environmental noise sources: Highway, train tracks, and go-kart tracks affect several campgrounds. "On base cable is free after 100$ deposit for box. It sometimes works front part is on the fence line you hear trains and traffic at all hours," notes a visitor at Shields RV Park.
Internet quality varies: Wi-Fi performance is inconsistent across campgrounds. "Noisy RV park at the interstate, friendly staff, free Wi-Fi but very bad connection," reports a visitor at Parkers Landing RV Park.
Tips for camping with families
Pool amenities: select carefully: Some campgrounds offer pool areas while others have limited facilities. "Nice RV park with pool. Just across the road from the beach. It's a bit of a hike so a bike is nice to have here. Good central location. The staff was very nice," shared a visitor at Cajun RV Park.
Entertainment options: within walking distance: Families can find activities without driving. "We were only 10 minutes from major attractions in the area," noted one visitor about location benefits.
Bathroom facilities: vary widely: Peaceful Pines RV Park & Campground and other sites have limited bathroom access. "Bathrooms were pretty decent (but could use a serious power spraying)," mentioned one camper about facility conditions.
Tips from RVers
Leveling requirements: bring equipment: Some sites require additional effort to level rigs. "The sites are a little uneven, and about 4 inches unlevel. This is definitely a long term campground connected to a mobile home park," notes one RVer.
Water pressure issues: Prepare for variable water service. "Water pressure was horrible. Sites were tight and overlapping, a little uneven, and about 4 inches unlevel," warned a visitor.
Pull-through availability: Transit campers should request specific sites. "Right off I-10, this park is convenient to thru travelers looking for a quick overnight. Not horribly expensive. Full hook ups, clean level site. Easy in and out. Bathrooms dated but super clean," shared a guest at Parkers Landing RV Park.
