Cute park, wouldn't bring 7+ though (oops). Just needed to kill some time and it was well enoughread more

This park is literally everything you ever wanted in a park for children! Located downtown in the…read moreOCS off Washington Ave lays the little childrens park. They have a small parking lot in the back or you can park along the side of the street. This park has swings, slides, monkey bars and even a zipline to keep your children occupied. They have a covered pavillion with 2 BBQ grills which is excellent for a birthday party. I recommend you get there early because this park fills up quick! Theres plenty of natural shade from all the trees and they even have a restroom for you to use. Theres plenty of grass space for you to sit down and have a picnic as well. Theres random benches around the park and they even have some rocking swings. They have a xylophone to play and also drums for your musician talented kids. They have tons of swings and also swings for toddlers who cant hold on the chains. They even have a swing where you and your child can swing at the same time! There is no pets allowed so please leave your fury friends at home. This park is also very close to the beach as well so why not pack your bags on a lovely day out of the week and go enjoy a picnic here and after that go to the beach. Overall this park is great and im sure it wont disappoint! Go check it out for your self's!

Pascagoula Beach Park is great for walks with a lot of tables and grills to hangout. Would rate…read morethis higher but the community can do nothing about my biggest issue, which are bugs! The splash pads are open for specific times of the year, but is awesome for kids and the family. The park itself also has a concession stand that is also seasonal, and they have a bunch of snacks available. The park is great for picnics and bbqs.

Pascagoula Beach Park is an absolutely wonderful little park located, as the name would imply,…read moreright next to the water in Pascagoula, Mississippi. There are several pavilions, a children's play area, and more. I enjoyed just walking this park and along the pier just across the street. I also noticed that they had a lot of metal arch-type structures just before the pavilions that stated "PAVILIONS" throughout the property. I was talking to a client about it the next day, and he told me the shipping yard donated them to the community. This made sense to me. Pascagoula has a huge shipping manufacturer in their town. Obviously, this park was pretty popular to the community. The place had a lot of people just hanging out and enjoying being alive in the moment. Everything from a family enjoying the evening and a pizza, to joggers and dogwalkers to teenagers just hanging out were taking advantage of Pascagoula Beach Park. If business returns me to Pascagoula, Mississippi again, I would definitely return here. If life in general finds you in Pascagoula, Mississippi, I would recommend that you come check this cool place out. I will give it five stars.

Good sized park, it has a lot. Park has playground, disc golf, splash pad, basketball courts, boat…read morelaunch, parking, walking trail, tennis, baseball, gardens. Public Restrooms, drinking fountain near basketball courts not far from playground. Playground has a wheelchair swing. Boat Launch is brand new, including parking lot. Dog park a little small but has a water spigot & hose.

The park sits on the side of a busy road but at least it had a fence separating it from traffic…read more The photos on Yelp suggested the park had lots of play options and was shaded but upon arrival the playground was very small and offered little shade. Also didn't see any available or designated parking for the park so we didn't stay.

Nice little park directly across the street from the beach & within walking distance of some…read morehotels. Has playground, sandbox, swings, pavilion, picnic tables. No restroom but portable potty across the street to the east.

Lavretta Park is more of a neighborhood park than a destination park. They have a nice play area…read moreand a decent walking path. I enjoyed my time at this park and it was a nice place to wind down after a long work day. I am sure that the neighborhood residents enjoy this park and many great memories will be forged here. We as a part of a community need parks. A place where we can gather together in rest and recreation. A place we can get together and just forget the stress of the world's grind.

Update: New Pickleball Courts are open! Six pickleball courts with lights and benches. New parking…read morelot (unpaved) by Lavretta Art Center plus a few additional spots near the pickleball courts.

This is a very beautiful campground, always nice and clean and friendly host at check in , we…read moreactually live down the street and have had several friends and family stay at campground and our son's all love the disc golf

One of our favorite parks to visit in our RV and explore. There is so much to see and do here. Lots…read moreof great hiking trail throughout the park. And a beautiful walkway over a marsh. Numerous picnic areas and archery lanes galore! Great park to relax around the campfire. Camp sites are scattered and some are quite private and others are not. I wish there was some dust abatement on the main roads. The dust is thick even when the speed limit is followed.

The park itself feels kind of small, but the big attraction is that it is right across the street…read morefrom the Beach (Gulf of Mexico). There are pretty decent public restrooms available. There is a good-sized parking lot but on a busy beach day it can get full. The children's play area is new and in good repair. Close proximity to downtown Ocean Springs, so if you stay in the downtown area somewhere it is a only a short walk to the park and the beach. Highly recommended. This is a great place to spend some time and enjoy the beach.

This large park is along the beach and has access to the sand and the volleyball courts there. The…read moretwo-story structure includes restrooms (yay!) and there is a decent amount of parking. There is playground equipment, a splash pad (closed for the season), pavilion, and a stage. The historical marker that details Pierre Le Moyne, Sieur d'Iberville, and the first attempt to establish a French presence on the Mexican Gulf is interesting as is the adjacent statue of the man. Across the street from the park is a great fishing pier. A decent sunset picture can be acquired from here. [Review 14177 overall, 1499 of 2020, number 68 in Mississippi.]

This is a decent sized park just around the corner from the main shopping and dining neighborhood…read morein Ocean Springs. A reasonable amount of parking in front of the park that has playground equipment, swing sets and a lighted basketball court. There is also a gazebo/pavilion and a building with restrooms. It was a nice spot for a picnic and a few minutes to rest before working out what's next to explore in Biloxi. [Review 14175 overall, 1497 of 2020, number 66 in Mississippi.]

Awesome little park in the OCS located off Bienville and in between Government lays this nice…read morechildrens park for kids who either want to play on the slide or swing on the swings. They have a covered pavillion where you can have a picnic but no BBQ grills. They have trashcans for you and even have unlocked restrooms for you to use. Theres a sink to use to wash off dishes and they even have water fountains. Theres a basketball court also with 2 nets and theres 2 balls for you to use. Im even thinking about playing some street hockey on it one day. Theres plenty of grass to run around and they have benches all around the park to sit on and it offers plenty of natural shade from the huge trees. Overall nice little spot to chill at and soak up some nice weather!

Nice quiet park. Has two very nice play areas that are covered with sun shades. There are also…read moreswings, a train ride on, a gliding swing, a work out area, a 1/4 mile walking track, and pretty nice bathrooms. Plus they have a splash pad that's open 8am- 9pm during the summer. There's a nice sized parking lot. The entire park is 2.5 acres with several trees and pavilions with picnic tables, garbage cans, and some even have grills. The park is open Dawn til 10 pm, 7 days a week. Pets are allowed, but are required to be on a leash.

Yes, it is a beautiful lighthouse but it is a serious pain to visit. There is no parking nearby and…read morethe road that passes in front of it is one way. You'll end up looping all the way around and under the Pascagoula River High Rise Bridge to come back to it. Or, you'll follow the signs and end up crossing over the bridge to make a u-turn and come back over the bridge to get to the lighthouse which still has no parking. We were here at 8am on Sunday morning so I just did an illegal parking move, put the flashers on for a few minutes, and got my eye level tour of the lighthouse. Which is impressive. The Round Island Lighthouse began in 1833 as a brick tower guiding ships through the Mississippi Sound, then was rebuilt in 1859 with a taller red brick structure and a fourth order Fresnel lens. The Confederacy removed the lens during the Civil War, but the light returned afterward and stayed in service until 1949 before being used as a day beacon for a few more years. Erosion and neglect took their toll, and by the time the city received the property in 1986 the tower was already fragile. Hurricane Georges toppled it in 1998, and Katrina destroyed the partial rebuild in 2005. The surviving base was moved to the Pascagoula waterfront in 2010, where restoration continues to preserve what remains of the original lighthouse. Definitely stop by to see it and be creative with your parking. [Review 309 of 2026 - 116 in Mississippi - 25497 overall]

This park is near the location of the Pascagoula UFO Incident of 1973, a case where Calvin Parker…read moreand Charles Hickson were abducted by robot-like beings, taken into a spaceship and then released. Across from them, another couple was abducted at the same time, a woman named Mary Blair and her husband. This case was reported to the police and multiple witnesses came forward. There are plenty of books and documentaries on this incident, because it has been documented and has multiple witnesses of the lights, spaceship, and abduction. Research it. The event itself occurred right across from this park, over the water, next to the shipyard. If you drive to the shipyard, you actually can walk on the exact sport where Parker and Hickson were abducted, as well as Mary Blair. I thought you'd like to know...