Nice enough park on Oxford, Mississippi. The park itself is pleasant and has a few children's play…read moreareas, a pavilion and a nice nature trail. They have a small parking lot that could be bigger, but it is what it is.

Best park in and around Oxford. My girls love it. They always ask to go back…read more Edit: still amazing.

My only suggestion would be to maybe do a per car fee rather than per person, it got expensive…read morequick but I also imagine it can be expensive to care for all the animals. This place was so cool. There's literally no signage. It's not really commercialized trying to sell you a bunch of stuff. It's literally drive up, pay, buy food, drive thru and feed the animals. No frills. Just Easy peasy. There were so many animals and they were all very active. There's also a petting barn where you can get out of your car and see goats, birds and lemurs. People are complaining about the long drive thru or not seeing animals? Well it's not a zoo. It's more of a natural habitat for them. And it was awesome. It's worth doing at least once. We will definitely go back. The zebras and giraffes were my favorite. You can also drive thru as many times as you want so keep that in mind when considering the price. And it's not busy or packed at all. You can take your time.

Well I think it is ridiculous to charge per person for this safari. Come on people! There isn't…read moremuch to do around here and the Safari Park while wonderful, the per person fee is awful. It should be a $20 or $30 per carload! People would be more likely to visit and visit regularly if it were per car. I went with 4 of my friends and we all purchased tickets and food for the animals and it was over $100! I would love for my son and daughter and grandson to visit but there is no way I can afford to pay $100 for something like this, especially on a regular basis. Does anyone else agree with me? Even at Shelby Farms, when they have drive through events, they only charge $20 per car to drive through. Your business is hurting itself and the people that should be able to visit but can't.

You pull down what looks to be a abandoned road in the middle of isolation to a remote park about 2…read moremiles off the main road and everything turns into swamp in an eerie silence. But something about it is so beautiful! The boardwalk is maintained well and not overgrown. The signage is not discolored or abused by those coming to the site. There are a few little pieces of litter scattered by inconsiderate guests however. It's a shame because it is so beautiful otherwise. Pack your bug spray mosquitoes are crazy here but worth fighting off to see this site!!

This was a very fascinating place to visit. My wife and I explored the headwater swamp, read the…read moreplaques, and visited the "initial point" stone that marks President Madison's first survey of the Louisiana Purchase. Also, no mosquitos in winter. Definitely worth a fifteen minute visit!

Overall, McKee Park has a lot if sport fields and a nice pavilion. It has more than adequate…read moreparking. They also have a very small children's playground.

This is not a business. You will not be able to buy very much food from here. Also the park is…read moresometimes very crowded.

Nice little walk around the swamp area. I heard this is where Kermit the Frog was inspired as it's…read moreclose to the home of Jim Henson. Path is paved. Very unique landscape if you've never seen anything like it. Walk was a nice stop on a road trip.

I have no idea why this place doesn't have a lot of reviews!! When in the area you must stop!…read more It's unique and beautiful. There is a path that walks you through the cypress preserve and the trees are amazing. If you're in the area or passing through, stop. You will not be sorry!!

The restrooms on-site are outhouses (toilet seat is there, on top of a deep hole to catch your…read morewaste). This is a very beautiful historical park if you enjoy nature and/or like reading about its history. If you're not a history enthusiast or don't remember much about the Louisiana Purchase from your 8th grade history class...then you might find this state park to be boring. This park offers informational spots/posts along the way. When I visited, it was mostly dry so I didn't see any aquatic animals, no snakes, however there were plenty of birds in the trees singing. This park is located a couple minutes from a major highway. It offers a few parking spaces and there is no fee to enter/park.

This was a stop along a road trip to Dallas. The stop did add about an hour and a half to our…read morejourney. It's about 30 minutes off the highway. When we arrived there was only one other car in the parking area. This was slightly concerning because we appear to be in the middle of nowhere and you just never know the intent of others. As such, I do NOT suggest visiting this place solo. This landmark is a well maintained boardwalk above a swamp. The boardwalk leads you to the focal point of the swamp which is a monument that indicates the initial point from which all surveys of property acquired through the Louisiana Purchase of 1803 originated. If you are like me, it's been a long time since I had a history lesson. With that being said, there are several educational exhibits on the boardwalk to allow you to brush up on the Louisiana purchase. I enjoyed walking the boardwalk. It is a short distance to get to the end. I suggest taking your time to be still and listen to the sounds of the swamp. We saw a few birds and frogs along the way The signage indicates that alligators have been spotted in the swamp, but we did not see any during our visit. If you have an opportunity to visit, go for it!

Whether you're looking to take a leisurely walk, enjoy a family outing, or find a quiet spot for…read morecontemplation, Jim Saucier Memorial Park provides a welcoming environment. Its blend of natural beauty, recreational amenities, and community spirit makes it a cherished spot in Southaven.

This is such a nice and well maintained park and pond. It's behind the library and police station…read more It's absolutely beautiful, the walking path is nice and paved and it's nice for fishing even though we only saw brim when we went, we were told it's stocked because it's used for the fishing rodeos. It was absolutely beautiful.

Have a picnic here or bring the dog for a hike. This stop along the Natchez Trace is very quaint…read moreand quiet. There is a pinnacle at the top on the park called the lookout. Do yourself a favor and bring your SO to watch the sunset This point is great for campers or just to make a pit stop on a road trip down the trace. Very Clean restrooms!!

This is a fun little museum in Tunica, Mississippi that has an aquarium in it as well. The aquarium…read morestaff gentleman stopped to gift us some details on the wildlife in the area and the aquarium fish, which we loved. They have a viewing platform on the third floor which has a great view of the river. I'm surprised more people weren't there but we did come on a rainy day. That said, we still did part of the outdoor river walk which was really pretty.

This is a nice park on the shore of the Mississippi River. It's a bit hidden and not well known, so…read moreI'm not surprised it didn't have a listing on Yelp, but I fixed that. It has a Eco (nature)Trail that runs along the water's edge. I've visited several times and the Mississippi River Museum always seems to be closed but hopefully I'll catch it open to check it out. My favorite part of the park is the 48-Foot River Overlook that juts out over the water.You will love the view of the river. Plenty of parking for vehicles with trailers and they have a boat ramp. Check it out.

Beautiful. Great for bird watching the cypress swamp areas are nice. Boardwalks for viewing the…read morelake and you can canoe or kayak to see the rookery.

Great place to go fishing, love the views as-well. Great place to go relax and look for alligators.read more