Camping in Tylertown, MS, US: 12 Best Campgrounds 2025

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Mississippi
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Tylertown

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All You Need Institute

11 sites · Lodging, Tents111 acres · Lumberton, MS

All You Need is a 111 acre paradise that is home to some VERY unique and endangered habitat. Our northern boundary is a tract of DeSoto National Forest, where we have practically exclusive access to another 90 acres of longleaf pine savannah and more bottomland creeks. The sandhills are home to prickly pear cactus, deer moss (7 kinds of lichen), and our mascot, the endangered Gopher Tortoise. We're working to develop a nature education and retreat center where we share permaculture practices, homesteading/sustainable living skills, conservation practices, and approaches to connecting more deeply to the land. You will have access to and be a 5 minute walk from our many walking paths and our swimming pond, as well as a 15 minute walk to Desoto National Forest, which butts up to our property line. We would love to have you as our guest on the land, and are especially eager to meet travelers who deeply love nature and want to live in better relationship to it! Check in is between 2pm - 8pm, Check out is 11am. There's a fee for late check-in to our site.

Camp Topisaw

9 sites · RVs, Tents95 acres · Summit, MS

95 acres on the beautiful Topisaw Creek. Here we've raised 5 kids and a multitude of dogs, cats and chickens and a small herd of pineywoods cattle. The woods are quiet and undisturbed , harboring native species like jack in the pulpit, trillium and Florida anise. The spring-fed (and thus always refreshing!) Topisaw Creek forms the eastern border of our property, so plan to spend time on the sandy beaches and rock bars soaking up the sun or hunting for rocks and fossils (petrified wood and arrowheads have been found here). Many folks also enjoy a leisurely float down the creek in inner tubes ('tubing') or in a kayak. (Please note that after heavy rains the creek rises to epic heights and is too dangerous to navigate.) Little to no light pollution makes for amazing stargazing!

Opal Springs Nature Haven

5 sites · Tents33 acres · Bogalusa, LA

The property is an old homestead recently reclaimed and being brought back to life after many years abandoned. Early 1800s Bulgarian immigrants started a little community here called Stein. The old railroad used to pass through and there are alot of artifacts scattered throughout the property. We are in the process of cleaning up the old cabin built in late 1800s suprisingly still standing. The hardwood forest has a creek running through that is virtually untouched and home to wildlife of all kinds. Birds and wildlife of all kinds have a home here and no hunting allowed. Some trails have been cut and there are some natural trails for exploring the property through the hardwoods and campers are welcome to make new ones. A spring fed pond is great for fishing or just relaxing under the majestic live oaks. If Mushroom foraging is your thing you are in luck after a nice rain. This place had the best of southeast Louisiana and truly is a hidden gem. We are still in the clearing process so there are alot of projects going on but we definitely have some cool spots to pitch a tent. Host is on property in shipping container and willing to make accommodations as needed as we have electricity but are pretty much off the grid.. do not have an outdoor bathroom but could set something up with little effort. Have running water for solar shower or creek bath if you'd rather. Since we are still rebuilding there are some piles of lumber and things that may be unsafe for small children and animals. I have 2 dogs on the property with me but are fenced and friendly. If you have any questions just ask!

Luxor Camping, RV & Retreat

7 sites · RVs, Tents10 acres · Kentwood, LA

Luxor is a stunning secluded paradise nestled on 10 acres, providing a tranquil setting for immersing yourself in nature's splendor. We offer camping, RV spots, and a studio/bunkhouse for larger events or gatherings. Spend your evenings by the campfire, indulging in the mesmerizing experience of stargazing. Visit Luxor and realign your mind, body, and soul amidst its serene ambiance.

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Porter-Muse Farms

41 sites · RVs, Tents19 acres · Greensburg, LA

Learn more about this land: 19 acre property with grassing areas, lake fields and wooded forest. Lots of deer and other wildlife. 100 year old pine trees and hard wood forest ... limited space due to hurricane Ida damage.

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Stay in the Skoolie

1 site · Lodging3 acres · Purvis, MS

Stay with us and have an experience to mark off your bucket list! This renovated skoolie is the perfect spot to stay if just passing through or to have a weekend free of care. The skoolie is equipped with running water, washing machine, shower, heat, ac, bunk beds, California king, and Mormon bench pulls to a large bed. Compost toilet for the camping experience, but glamp with the luxury of a tv and wifi. Parked on a level concrete spot, with an open acreage area.

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Missihippie Camping and Berries

15 sites · Tents7 acres · Mc Comb, MS

Nice, quiet peaceful place filled with pine trees. 5- 20 minutes from river. 2 air conditioned bathrooms. Full of blackberries and blueberries. Lynard Skyndard monument 15 minutes away. Surrounded by nature at its best. Pet friendly place. Wake up to the sounds of birds every where's. Come make memories with us!

Bogue Chitto Choo Choo

2 sites · Lodging20 acres · Mc Comb, MS

Once a railroad line through the back woods in Mississippi. Then abandoned. Then reclaimed and converted into a campground. Than abandoned.Stay in a train car or in a primitive camp site in the wilderness in the deep south.If you are into unique experiences, secluded nature, history, feeling alone in the woods or something a little edgy then the Bogue Chitto Choo Choo is the place for your next camping adventure.Artists, hippies and true nature lovers are welcome.Give me a call with your curiosity.Learn more about this land:Camp here in the Deep woods, southwest Mississippi, yea that's right. Sleep in a historic train car, pitch a tent by the private creek under the sublime Trestle ruins or on a clear flat camp site, the choice is yours. In fact the entire place is yours upon your reservation. The converted Box Car camp is fit for Hobo life. Rustic, with the essentials to make lasting memories with your family or mates. The campground is located on the abandoned Fernwood Columbia Gulf Rail line and consists of over 10 acres or pristine nature preserve and sweet seclusion.YesLockable gate, Lockable Box Bar with indoor powder room, Outdoor shower, Small kitchen, Outdoor covered patio, Other essential cool stuff, Love dogs, Private, Bring all my friends (per person fees), clean grocery store within 10 miles, Great restaurants in McComb, Hip AF, Secret place you can share with your friends, Be a good neighbor.NoGlamorous, Indoor shower, Beds or linens, Life guard on duty, Other camp groups on property same time as you, Being loud.

SensU Land

2 sites · Tents1 acre · Abita Springs, LA

Close to the Historic town of Abita Springs! Minutes from everything the Northshore has to offer: Fountainbleau State Park, Pelican Park, Bogue Falaya Wayside Park, The St Tammany Trace, shopping, farmer's market, not to mention all Louisiana cuisine dining options. Centrally located w/quick access to downtown Covington & Mandeville!

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WenJoy Acres

1 site · Lodging21 acres · Tylertown, MS

Welcome to our retreat in the woods where you can experience nature and history in a comfortable way. You will have access to a private pool, a 3-acre pond, and a spacious wooded area where you can relax and explore. You will sleep in a vintage train car that has been converted into a charming and cozy living space. A perfect place for couples, families, or solo travelers who want to enjoy a unique and memorable stay.

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Pecan Orchard camp sites

3 sites · RVs2 acres · Purvis, MS

Learn more about this land:We have three spots with full hookups. The spots are located on our short term property of 3 acres with Pecan Trees. It’s a beautiful place to relax and wake up to the birds. We’re only about 12 miles from Paul B. State Park and Little Black Creek Water Park. We are 5 Miles from Pine Creek Golf Course.

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Riverfront Retreat

1 site · Lodging1 acre · Ponchatoula, LA

Welcome to your perfect riverside getaway! This charming 2-bedroom, 1-bath raised house is nestled right on the Tangipahoa River, offering a peaceful escape with beautiful water views. Ideal for families, couples or single retreats, our home comfortably sleeps up to 5 guests. The master bedroom features a cozy queen bed, while the second bedroom is equipped with a bunk bed that includes a twin bed on top and a full bed on the bottom. In the living room, a fold-out queen-size couch offers additional sleeping space. The home’s layout is open and inviting, with a well-equipped kitchen and a comfortable living room to gather around after a day of exploring. Step outside to enjoy the tranquil sights and sounds of the river. The riverfront dock is perfect for fishing, kayaking, or simply relaxing by the water’s edge. Our covered patio area is ideal for morning coffee or evening stargazing. Conveniently located, this serene retreat is close to nearby attractions, yet far enough to enjoy the peace and quiet. Whether you’re seeking adventure or relaxation, our riverside retreat offers a bit of everything. Book your stay today and unwind with nature as your backdrop!

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Camping near Tylertown guide

Overview

Nestled near the border of Mississippi and Louisiana, Tylertown’s three square miles provide a pathway to Mississippi’s vast forests, diverse ecosystems, and pristine lakes (plus larger metro areas such as Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Jackson). Head into the wilderness of nearby De Soto National Forest, the most diverse ecoregion on the Gulf Coast, or Homochitto National Forest and its lakes. Campgrounds in both forests are open for tents and RVs. Farther north, adventure through Bienville National Forest and pitch a tent at a lakeside campsite.

Where to go

De Soto National Forest

De Soto National Forest features a varied ecosystem of cypress swamps, savanna, hardwood forest, and dry ridges. Campers enjoy canoeing or floating down Black Creek, the only national scenic river in Mississippi. After a creekside adventure, try biking, hunting, angling, canoeing, and ATV riding. Managed campgrounds in De Soto include Big Biloxi Recreation Area, P.O.W. Lake Recreation Area, and several campgrounds along Black Creek. Open year-round, Big Biloxi’s 25 campsites are outfitted with utility hookups as well as convenient dump stations and showers nearby.

Homochitto National Forest

About 70 miles west from Tylertown, Homochitto National Forest spans seven counties and over 191,000 acres of rugged terrain for horseback riding, hiking, hunting, and camping. Campers can swim and fish in Okhissa Lake before stopping by Clear Springs Recreation Area’s picnic grounds, man-made lake, hiking trails, and campgrounds—which are the only managed campgrounds in Homochitto. Clear Springs offers sites for tents and RVs, as well as group camping sites, with accessible bathhouses, flush toilets, electric and water hookups, and a sanitary dump station.

Bienville National Forest

Two hours north of Tylertown is Bienville National Forest, a vast wilderness of pine and oak trees that stretches over 175,000 acres. Marathon Lake and Shongelo Lake offer fishing and other water activities, as well as hiking and horseback riding opportunities. Campers can stay at Marathon Recreation Area, which features 34 campsites equipped with water and electric hookups, two bathhouses with hot showers, a boat ramp, and a dumping station.

When to go

Tylertown offers year-round activities for all visitors. Campers can enjoy warm, rain-free weather from around March to October. Summer hits an average high of about 91°F, which is a perfect time for campers to cool off in Mississippi lakes. The off-season still sees plenty of activity among campers who enjoy hunting and wildlife. Tylertown and the nearby area rarely see snow in winter. January is the coldest month with an average high of 61°F and an average low of about 41°F.