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5 RV Parks near Houlka, Mississippi
Houston, Mississippi 1.53 miles S
Vardaman, Mississippi 10.44 miles SW
Okolona, Mississippi 15.35 miles NE
Derma, Mississippi 16.75 miles SW
Calhoun City, Mississippi 18.26 miles SW
Co Rd 124 Houlka, Mississippi 38850 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 28 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 14 Reviews
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Oct 2018 - $14.00
Nice open campground, great view of lake. Quite few kids, mostly fishermen. - paul34
Jun 2018 - $30.00
A gem of a campground half way along the Natchez Trace. Great hosts, beautiful sites next to a small lake. - C&C Maxson
Mar 2018 - $20.00
We were passing through and only needed a spot for the night. We would have been glad for anything. But this turned out to be a pleasant surprise. It is clean, shady, space and very well appointed. Even the dump station is landscaped. The restroom house was immaculate. Our site was next to the lake with a great view and was level. The place was abundantly peaceful, but it was a weekday and few were there. - Tidy Boy
811 Co Rd 52 Houston, Mississippi 38851 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 60 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 3 Reviews
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May 2016 - $18.00
We had a wonderful time. The trails are great and the hosts go out of their way to help and are super nice. If you are into trail riding and camping this is a must do place to go. The Camp is well run and very family friendly. The trails are easy to moderate depending on which ones you take. There is natural water available throughout the ride. Big rigs have no problem getting in and out. The only reason I didn't give them a ten is because some of the sites need to be leveled up. We definitely plan on going back. - Richard and Andie
Jan 2016 - $18.00
Talk about personality, Stinkin' Jim's takes the cake. The owners and staff were very friendly and helpful. It was New Years, and they had great parties to which we were invited.
We did not see bathrooms or showers, our campsite was anything but level, just a post with water and electric on grass/dirt. The were lots of rv's and horse trailers, maybe their campsites were better...If you like to pet horses and feed them carrots, this is the place for you. - Vic and Marsha
Nov 2009 - $18.00
The full and proper name for this park is "Stinkin' Jim's Horse Camp." Check out their website. It'll explain it all. This camp fast becoming a favorite stop over for RVers traveling the Natchez Trace Parkway. The camp is only a couple miles off the parkway and easily driven to in any size rig-our neighbors were in a 40' motorhome and mentioned that they had no problems driving the county roads to the camp. If you want to be deafened by the sound of silence in the woods, and if you want to be awakened by roosters at 6 in the morning than this is the place for you. Wildlife abounds here!!! In 6 years of RVing, this has become our favorite campground! Check it out!! - DANANDHISBETTERHALFJUDY
189 CR 506 Shannon, Mississippi 38868 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 32 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 53 Reviews
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Oct 2018 - $28.00
This is a very small park, a short distance from the Natchez Trace Parkway, and about 10 miles from Tupelo. The grounds are nice and very well kept. The owners are extremely friendly, as were all the other campers staying while we were there. As other reviewers have stated, the interior roads are narrow in some areas, but we never had any issues with our 44 foot rig. There are trees in some parts of the park, but we were able to get a good satellite signal with our rooftop dish, even though we were parked under some trees. We never had any problems with the power or water either. We chose not to use their sewer hookup because we were only staying there for two days, and we decided to situate our rig to insure a good satellite signal instead. We did use their dump site as we exited the park. We enjoyed the quiet of the park, the clean grounds, and the friendly atmosphere during our stay. If we return to the area, we will definitely stay here again. - glenstmary
Oct 2018 - $28.00
Small park just off the Trace outside Tupelo about 10 miles. Sites are close together and not very level. Getting sewer and 50 amp power is iffy because only a few of them. Stayed six nights; first few with no sewer and two wheels of rig off the ground. Moved to site with sewer, but door side of rig was on downhill side so step was high off ground. Park is old but well kept. Lots of grass with two moss filled ponds with water birds. - Bojangles
Jul 2018 - $30.00
This state park is located on a large lake about 10 miles west of Tupelo with two camping areas set on adjacent points of land. The larger lake was dry, looks as though it has been for a while. Site spacing is good, level and paved. Due to its remote location, the park is quiet at night. Fifteen over the air TV stations were available but because of trees the roof satellite would not work. AT&T wireless signals had 3 bars of LTE with download speeds of 8 Mbps and uploads of 1.12 Mbps. Roads into and inside the park are extremely rough. - Ruffin It
289 Lake Drive, Pontotoc, MS 38863 Pontotoc, Mississippi 38863 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 15 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 1 Reviews
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Feb 2017 - $14.00
Pontotoc, Mississippi has the nicest park. Howard Stafford is a city park that caters to all kinds of people. There is a lake for fishing. a play ground for the kiddies, 15 full hookups for the RV'ers and spots for those who had rather camp in a tent. It's with in the town limits only minutes to all the it has to offer. The playground was in use every day by moms with little ones and teens after school. The fishing piers, three as I recall, were in use also. You're bound to find that something you can't live without at the antique stores on Main Street. There is a Donuts shop that serves the kind we had when I was a youngster. You can't just eat one. I will also tell you. The best thing about a visit to Pontotoc is it's small town hostility of it's people. You can learn family history standing in line at the checkout of the drug store. - Laptop Willie
2139 Faulkner Rd Belden, Mississippi 38826 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 72 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 34 Reviews
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Jul 2018 - $25.00
We have stayed at this campground twice - four years apart. The first time in a pickup camper. This time in a 40' RV. The park staff is super nice. The grounds are very well kept. The campgrounds are great. I had 2 bars of Verizon 4G on my cell. The shower in the Horse campground was super clean, well laid out and plenty of hot water. This stay was an emergency stop due to generator issues. We will definitely come back to this campground to stay longer. - Wetravel2relax
May 2018 - $28.00
First all the +'s: The site we had was level, with nice shade, > 170' long with WES 20,30,50 a picnic table and some rocks for a fire ring, no patio but a large grassy/sandy area right on the Lake***. The bathrooms and showers were clean with good pressure and plenty of hot water in the showers. The folks who checked me in noticed I had a 30 amp site without sewer and asked if I wanted one with full hook ups and gave me the nicest site in the park. The park was quiet peaceful and not very full. Verizon phone and Mifi worked great. The roads were easy to get around on except as noted below. Ok the other shoe is going to drop. The roads on the approach to the park and in the park are in some rough shape but low speeds will get you through the pot holes just fine. Now we come to the "Lake". They had about 300-300 yards of the go into to a slump mode on the water side of the dam. The net result is that there's no water in the lake around any of the camp sites. I was told they they "were fix'n it" but I saw no evidence of it. So if you're going to come here and think there's a lake look at the latest google earth pictures and call for an update. With the shape the roads are in I would be real surprised if they get any money to fix it within the next 5-10 yrs. On the bright side this means that there will probably be a lot of availability until it gets fixed and filled again. We'd stay here again if we're in the area. - pumper9x9
Apr 2018 - $25.00
Our impression of this park doesn't seem to match everyone else's, but perhaps it's because it was the 10th state park in a row we visited, and the others were much nicer in our opinion. The road to the campground, and some of the roads inside the campground, are in horrible condition, with broken pavement, huge potholes, and poorly patched areas. The person who checked us in at the entrance was surprisingly unhelpful, didn't give us any information about the park or even instructions on how to get to the campground and our site. We stayed in the new Warrior campground which had large, level concrete sites and full hookups, which was great for the price. Unfortunately both AT&T and Verizon were extremely slow, with AT&T usually not working at all. During the week it was like a ghost town... there were a bunch of RVs in the campground, but we never saw any people, and on the weekend, locals camp here and bring their ATVs to ride around all the trails. It's just a different state park campground experience than we're used to. We walked the trails with our dog during the week until some rain turned them all to mud, and we were advised not to use the trails on the weekend due to the ATVs. It's a good 15-20 minute drive to get to stores or restaurants. Perhaps under different conditions we'd have enjoyed the park more, but next time in the area we'll try a different location. - LifeRebooted