Exceptional service! My man, John has absolutely killed it making us feel at home. Beautiful well…read morekept grounds, dog friendly, wife & child approved, etc... The bathhouse is immaculate and chilly on a hot day. Private boat ramp and fishing dock just across the street. (Dogs loved swimming) so did child. I highly recommend this spot for a stay over. We are heading south in a Class B Campervan. Cheers!

Called today early and was told no vacancy for a class a pull through available this evening. Only…read more50' total. Passed by park at 4pm ish and was only half full. Does not appear to be managed very well these days

When I was a baby, after my mother & father divorced and she married my stepdad, I thought this was…read moremy first home. I grew up on both sides of the Mississippi River. Born on the Louisiana side. My mother went onto have 4 more children, all 4 boys, my half brothers, they all still live in this area. Well, the youngest, my baby brother, passed away and is buried nearby. My step father also passed & is buried here also. His father, my Step grandparents had a very large estate nearby, over 100 acres. We all grew up here, me and my five brothers. They taught me how to hunt & fish here. There is nothing else to do out here but hunt & fish. One of the best places, if not THE BEST place to hunt & fish, is here. When Sir Hubbers & I recently moved back to Pensacola, closer to my stepbrothers, we started spending more time hanging around my old stomping grounds. I have to admit, I am really enjoying myself, showing my hubby around the south, taking him to all the places we went as kids. We moved around quite a lot as my real father was in the military in Pensacola. Anyway, we spent a great deal of time here around "Alligator lake" hunting & fishing. With 5 brothers, I just did what they did, went hunting & fishing with my brothers, we were all so close. They taught me everything I know about the forest and the swamp, its natural ecosystem, food sustainability, as well as its dangers. Leroy Percy state park is the oldest state park in Mississippi & it's also the smallest. Built back in the 30's in a mid century modern style, it hasn't changed one bit. The structures are still solid, historically intact, with interior updates. It's also home to "Alligator Lake" that's fed by an artesian spring. Alligator lake is surrounded by the most spectacular old cypress trees & ancient oaks throughout. The most beautiful place on earth to me. I wouldn't change one thing about it for the world. Never. OuiOui. An unspoiled landscape of immense beauty unfolds as you enter, a lush green forest surrounds you with such an abundance of wildlife, the sounds capture your imagination as if your in another world. The sounds here are like nothing you have ever heard. Wild Alligators, American Eagles, Deer, red squirrels, turkey, duck, red coons, doves cooing, the sounds are like being in a jungle, a jungle right here in America, with tons of wild Alligators. When I heard Sir Hubbers tell me one night he never saw a wild gator in the wild before it was on like donkey kong. I took him over here & it just rained & rained the first time but he LOVED it. The second time was spring, the colors of the swamp in the background with the purple trees blooming, it was just magnificent colors. Then, 3rd time, was a charm. Sir Hubbers & I were just walking next to Alligator lake one evening & a big freakin wild Alligator just came floating by! Sir Hubbers hasn't been the same since. He is captured now also, with his whole heart, as for me, memories from my childhood came flooding back like a fever. I can't believe how much I missed this place, I can't believe how much I missed Alligator lake. Spending time with my family here again has been the most rewarding experience of my life. Now, with Sir Hubbers, it has been the most thrilling and the most romantic. This place can be quite dangerous. So you have to protect yourself & your loved ones, which naturally brings you closer together. We have never been closer, you might even say, we are having our second honeymoon under the stars, at Alligator Lake. There is no cell phone service here, no wifi service it's totally off grid. You have to drive into town to use your phone. There are no tv's or starbucks, no restaurants, you have to bring everything you need and hunt & fish for your food. There is one small grocery store 12 miles away. There are two "group camp" cabins you can rent with your friends/family and they can sleep up to 44 people I believe. Two of them are smaller. There is plenty of room for parking your boat. There is "tent camping" but honestly, I do not recommend it. There are also a few places to hook up your RV that I do recommend. Forget the Alligators, the Mosquitoes here are the vilest creatures & there is poison ivy everywhere. So before you decide to come here I recommend you research throughly the Mississippi State Park Fees, Rules & Regulations. Keep in mind this is a professional level hunting & fishing camp, it's not for everyone. There is a designated place to clean fish & skin deer. Leroy Percy is one of two state parks that feature a wildlife management area. Also, you can purchase your hunting & fishing licenses right here at the camp office.

I have been here a few times and each time it keeps getting better. The rental RV is wonderful,…read moreand nicely equipped. Bicycles for rent, along with plenty of fishing. Looking forward to the next visit there. The staff is wonderful and very understanding when something goes wrong.

I visited Cane Creek State park in the Spring of 2010 for an overnight backpacking trip with my…read moredaughter. We hiked the Cane Creek Lake Trail six miles from the trailhead to the campground. We had the campground to ourselves on a Saturday night. The trail was fairly level with small dips into creeks. The swinging suspension bridges were fun to cross. The trail is well marked and signed and bridge numbers are used to identify locations in emergencies. Our trip coincided with a controlled burn and we enjoyed several trees still on fire and the contrast of the bright trail with the darker country side. Fortunately the burn extended only a mile or so into our hike. The lake features beaver and their structures. (Beware of "beaver fever" and treat all lake water carefully. There are kayak rentals for those wanting to tour the lake. naturalists also lead scheduled tours on the water or you can follow a self-guided water trail. The camping area was very nice and you can rent one of two trailers with decks if you want to try out camping or just don't want to encumber yourself. Star City is a just few miles away and the local stores provide groceries and other items you may have forgotten. Amateur radio operators should note there is a repeater in nearby Star City which can be linked to Little Rock using the 110.9 tone. Friends in Little Rock can reply using 146.940 with a similar 110.9 tone.

In town for about a year for work and have been here 5 months already. Quiet, clean, kept up and…read moreserene. I travel all over the US working and Shady Pines in the top 3 of the best RV parks easily. Owners are great and very helpful.

The owners suck Jerry can't control his temper I'm guessing if he can't get his drugs, I lived in…read morethe same spot for 13 years never late on a payment, he threatened to have me evicted because he didn't like me parking in front of my camper. Should have made him try it

Great little campground off i55. Easy to find with very clean facilities. The owner was incredibly…read morewelcoming and kind throughout our stay. She made sure we received the mail we needed during out stay, and gave us some really great safety instructions when some severe weather was coming through. Grenada to the north has some great hiking trails. Jackson about an hour south was great to visit. Greenwood a half hour to the west was a pleasant surprise and French Camp to the east is supposed to be a cute little town. The location of this campground had way more to offer than expected. Also be sure to check out Whitney's boutique to get a fresh look for the ladies in your life. Krispy Crunch across the street made for a good snack and the sunset from the sites is delightful.

Kind of hard to spot, there is a nondescript sign and gravel road past the Shell station. Turn and…read morepass a truck wash, go to the end of the road. New pavilion with picnic tables and grills. I saw bikes too. Clean with trees surrounding 3 sides and view of interstate.

This park is immaculate. Restrooms, campground and trails. Campsites are spacious for motorhomes,…read moreclass C and tents. This is a must stop for a few day's stay over, boat fishing or a weekend stay. Birds are well represented as well. We saw 16 different species.

We loved our quick overnight stay on our trip from AL to TX. We called to make a one night…read morereservation and got a pull through site (#40). The park was well maintained and beautiful. There is some cleaning of the nature trails that would help the overall experience but we would stop her again. It is close to the interstate and a great overnight campground.

I loved staying here! Beautiful park in the center of town. Tons of trees for shade for your RV…read more Lots of spots to fish, but beware of the alligators! Decently clean bath houses. Laundry for $1 is available too.

I want to call this an interactive playground because the children, including my niece and nephew,…read morewere all playing with each other and entertained by the equipment. I believe the sole purpose of parks like this is to improve a child's socialization skills. As you can see from the pictures, the equipment wasn't your regular sliding board, seesaw, or swing set. The colors and the shapes of these items are to capture the child's eyes and lead to interaction. I don't know if I got any pictures, but musical instruments were place in the play area for the free spirit child. Also, there is a child museum on the grounds, which we didn't get a chance to visit, but the children had fun, and that was the goal.

Great campground. Beautiful nature, quiet & calming atmosphere. Very nice people in the office, we…read moreasked to be moved to a shady spot and they kindly obliged. Fishing, paddleboats and lots of walking areas and doggy park. The frogs, crickets and cicadas serenade you to sleep at night. Fun to watch the ducks and geese in the pond too. The best shady sites in my opinion are; #42,#43,#51,#52,#70&#72. We look forward to coming back here again and will let others know about this wonderful place in Mississippi. Just an FYI for future campers, you will receive an e-mail after your first night in the park, "inviting you stay another night" and if you choose to stay another night the e-mail offers you $10 off, I did not see the e-mail until we left the park so the nice cashier did Not give me $10 off, that is obviously my fault for not keeping up on my e-mails. Curious as to why the camp manager crammed all the campers right next to each other (3 ft between campers) when there were obviously 25 open spots across the road to where she could have spaced us all a few sites apart? Did not like that and I am sure my next door neighbor campers did not like hearing each others doors open/close & other common noises. Should take one star away for that.

Had a great time! Everybody is so nice and accommodating. We are booked and ready for March!read more

I got to the pertrified forest a little after opening. When I got there the shop to purchase…read moretickets was closed. I called and they opened up right away. The guy was very sweet and said he forgot to flip the "Closed" sign. Ticket prices are reasonable. The forest isn't huge but it is nice and peaceful to walk through. When you purchase a ticket you get a walking guide. There are numbers through the forest that you can stop and read the guide. There is a small gift shop and a fun museum to walk through as you come back in from the forest. I also love that they are pet friendly.

What a wonderful place. Quiet, serene, nature all around. Picnic areas. Pet frien…read moreThe price is perfect at $7pp. A walk through a beautiful area with information kiosks about the Badlands, petrified forest how it came to be. A museum and many items for purchase. Items from $ to $$$$$. There is something for everyone. We stayed at the adjoining campground. Can't go wrong with full hookups.