The best camping near Lake Lincoln State Park

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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!

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Dodge Acres

2 sites · RVs, Tents77 acres · Crystal Springs, MS

77 acres of rolling hills along the headwaters of Haley's Creek with a 1 m waterfall into a 4-ft deep pool and beautiful hardwood and pine forest all around. A Rustic road courses along with the creek and several offshoots for mountain biking or hiking. The waterfall and pool are a 1/2 mile hike into the property on the primitive road. Gravel is only provided at the entrance area, encircling the metal shed. Any driving off the gravel runs a risk of getting stuck in the slippery clay/mud. Rainwater barrels and 110 electricity are available at the metal shed. See dozens of tree species old and young along the creek and wildlife including turkeys, deer, bobcat, raccoons, possums, hawks, rabbits etc.

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Rock Hill Campsite

6 sites · RVs, Tents7 acres · Brandon, MS

Once farmland, this 7.5 acre property is situated between a cattle farm and a pine timber plantationThe last owner fenced the land for horses and a horse barn and small arena still exist on the property.Learn more about this land:Enjoy a peaceful country setting at an open campsite overlooking a small lake. Watch for wild ducks and cranes on the water, as well as an occasional deer passing through the area. Fish for bass from the bank or from a small boat on location.

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Patch of Heaven Hip Camp

3 sites · RVs, Tents109 acres · Learned, MS

My family and I were blessed with this property and want nothing more than to share it with othersLearn more about this land:Needing a peaceful Escape? Come renew your spirit at Patch of Heaven Farms! Patch of Heaven offers a quite Location with beautiful open fields where Belted Galloway cattle graze throughout the day. The campsite views include a large pond or a secluded 5 acre grassy knoll .We are a family farm passionate about organics, Heritage breed animals, and teaching others how to be more self sufficient **** no matter where you live-rural, suburbs, city -it’s achievable!

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Back Forty Farm

4 sites · RVs10 acres · Crystal Springs, MS

Back Forty is 10 acres nestled in among tall pines with beautiful flowers and birds to enjoy. Solid surface entrance of mill gravel; back in with room to get in and out easy. We are 5 1/2 miles east of I-55. Crystal Springs offers shopping and good food. Walking and biking. Come sit on the porch with us and enjoy the fresh air of country living. When the weather is nice we have the birds and beautiful flowers to enjoy. Big rigs and small welcome Our little town offer entertainment and flea markets some weekends. Vicksburg and Natchez are app 60 miles out. Walmart 11 miles.

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Great Magnolia

43 sites · RVs, Tents16 acres · Edwards, MS

Mississippi country estate. Come enjoy the tranquility. Off the beaten path. Quiet. Your phone may even stop ringing. This is my post divorce, pre retirement project. First the camping, then the stables and finally a BNB. I'm a union member and veteran. My property caretaker is also a veteran. Please come for a visit, enjoy our hospitality and leave recharged. I now have Starlink available through wireless access points and a Wifi6 network for those that need connectivity.

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BLACK RIVER CAMPSITE MISSISSIPPI

4 sites · RVs, Tents8 acres · Edwards, MS

From tents to cars to vans to motorhomes RV’s & 5th Wheels, we welcome all with clean amenities, low prices, and personalized service. A small campsite situated between a river, a forest, and a farm, we are uncrowded, quiet, and secluded. Call 833-929-2277 We offer: Pull thru spots w/30/50Amp River/Pond fishing Kayaking the Black river Hot showers Flush toilets Pet friendly Hiking/biking trails And more 10 minutes from the Interstate

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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.

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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!

The best camping near Lake Lincoln State Park guide

Overview

About

Consider it home-away-from-home, but instead of looking out the kitchen window at your typical suburban plot, you see the 550-acre Lincoln Lake. An extra squint of the eyes and you’ll also make out jet skiers, swimmers, and fisherman hanging out in the background. Sunday visitors stop at the Magnolia Brush Arbor for a non-denominational spiritual service followed by a quiet, gentle nature hike through the short-leaf pine and summer magnolias to strengthen the experience. Top off the a perfect day of rest with a leisurely game of disc golf or with a book in the sand under the sun. Good evening nature, hallelujah!

When to go

The ideal time to visit Lake Lincoln State Park is during the spring and fall when the weather is mild and the natural beauty is at its peak. Summer months can be quite warm, making early morning or late afternoon the best times for outdoor activities. Winters are generally mild, but it's wise to check for any seasonal closures before planning your trip.

Know before you go

Check the weather forecast and dress appropriately for the season to ensure a comfortable visit.
Be aware of park hours, typically from 8:30am to 5pm, and plan your activities within this timeframe.
Stay informed about any trail closures or maintenance updates to avoid inconvenience.
Accessibility varies across different areas of the park; inquire ahead if you require special accommodations.
Remember to pack essentials like water, snacks, and a first-aid kit for a safe and enjoyable experience.