My husband and I rented kayaks from this business this morning (Sunday). We found them via Google,…read moreand then researched them on heir Facebook page. I called yesterday afternoon to inquire on the rental procedure and spoke to one of the owners. I was told that they operate from sun up to sun down. Single person kayaks are $35 for the entire day, and two sweaters are $70 for the day. Cash only. They provide oars and life vests. We got there around 9:00 this morning and were greeted promptly by one second owner (husband/wife team) as he was assigning two other customers. We were soon on our way after paying and reviewing the area map. They take the kayaks down the road to a launch site. You park there, across the street. When you are down you call them to have the kayaks picked up. It's very close, so there isn't a long wait. We had never been kayaking before but, as they reassured us, it was easy to catch on. You start out in the bay and can head out to Deer Island or explore other waterways. We chose to head toward Deer Island. We didn't make it, lol. We probably had another half hour or so to go before we threw in the towel and turned around. For our first time we did pretty darn good. When we started out there weren't any boats out, but headed back people were getting out. We didn't have any issues traversing the paths of the boats, though fighting the wakes was something else for us newbies. There is plenty to see while you are out. We saw plenty of pelicans flying and diving for fish, we saw fishing jumping out of the water, and we saw several dolphins. We also saw something that resembled a dolphin...but looked a little different than a dolphin. It was at that point I turned around and headed back to my husband, lol. I'm not saying for certain it was what we're pretty sure it was...but.... The couple that owns this business are both incredibly nice and accommodating. They have been in operation for a little over a year, I believe. The kayaks were nice and in good shape, and they were very prompt with the drop off and pick up. I feel like price we paid was fair, especially considering that it is for the entire day. They suggest you bring a bag with drinks and snacks. Definitely bring sunscreen, and a hat wouldn't hurt. We brought ziplock baggies for our phones and car keys, but I would invest in one of those dry plastic bags that you can hang around your neck. I would also take towels next time. Totally didn't think about that. Bathroom. I only saw one port-a-potty along our way, so I'm really not sure how bathroom needs are met. Also, I asked about bringing our Pomeranian in the future and was told that they've had people have brought their dog before.

Owned by a nice, friendly couple. My friend and my dog and I had a great time renting kayaks and…read morekayaked to Deer Island. The couple gave us great advice on how to get there and even recommended a local place for great food after we were done! Definitely would recommend them to anyone looking for a fun outdoors adventure with great views. cost $35 per kayak and cash only since they are a mom and pop shop

My horses are thriving here and are very happy. The owner is wonderful and the facility is clean,…read moresafe and quiet. 100% best decision to bring my horses here.

I would be very wary of staying here long term. The landlord has been a thorn in my side from…read morepretty early on. I am in the military and stayed here for 7 months, and during this time I tried to accommodate Mary's ever revolving requests to the best of my ability. The reason I left was because I dealt with harassment and relentless pestering from the landlord, Mary. There are some positives like location, size of property, access to internet, and the RV neighbors. There are also plenty of negatives. Mary snoops unannounced, engages in unreasonable surveillance, and aggressively uses her phone to monitor our daily life. At the end of the day, Mary will always look for a problem. By the way she acts and some of the reasoning she uses, it seems that Mary would prefer to live alone. So, unless you're a hermit crab that rarely comes and goes, doesn't use the outside space, and have all potential projects completed find somewhere else to live. Unfortunately it took me this long to realize there are far better options at much cheaper prices in this area. Below are a few of the many frustrating interactions I had on property. - When I arrived, I was given permission to work on projects like truck maintenance or RV mods. Mary's website listed quiet hours at 9:00pm but I was always finished by dark. later was told to stop work by dark then again it was changed to 5pm(on a weekend). Regardless of how much that frustrated me, I complied. Still, she would uninvitedly enter our space to grill me about what work I was doing and when it would be done as if I was again inconveniencing her. I talked with all neighbors and the only person that was bothered was Mary. - I started a small welding project using a 125amp gas-less welder(power of a microwave) and welding blankets (all while keeping a safe distance from other RVs). Mary and I went back and forth on this one for a while. Power consumption was her main concern, to which I agreed to pay the bill difference. Then it was the fire hazard, which is ironic because there are fire pits and open flame fires are permitted. I was also told I should have ASKED mary's permission before purchasing the welder. Nonetheless, when Mary said no welding/angle grinding I complied. - There is a 5mph sign posted, which we respected, yet my wife and I received an abundance of messages about slowing down because we could potentially ruin the dirt driveway. The harsh rainstorms and flooding have more effect on the road than us but...again we comply. What really pissed me off was the relentlessly videotaping every time we entered or exited the property, as if she could prove our speed from a phone camera. This is when she started violating tenant/landlord acts like the Mississippi common law know as the implied covenant of quiet enjoyment. - When Mary mows the grass she keeps the deflector open which sent projectiles at my camper. - There is no laundry facility or designated drying rack so we often got complaints about our towels being hung up to dry. We have dogs that need washed/dried and don't want wet dog stench towels drip drying inside a small RV. - Mary is obsessed with keeping every space and trash can spotless, and routinely checks your trash for bugs. Flies and maggots are inevitable in a hot/humid climate but this lack of understanding didn't stop Mary from blowing up both my and my wife's phones about cleaning, even though I cleaned the can with Clorox every week. She requests we store meat waste in our freezer until trash day...our RV has a 3 cubic foot freezer . Laughable request. Mary also lingers and takes pictures of your area if it's not kept to her standards. Maybe it's just me, but I don't appreciate unannounced visits from people taking pictures of my belongings or rummaging through my trash. - Mary called the sheriffs deputy to report threatening behavior from myself. I was adjusting my RV, in the rain unfortunately, when Mary demanded my wife get out of the storm. To which I replied our safety is my responsibility. She persists with mundane points and begins to record us yet again. I text back stop harassing me, which made her feel calling the cops was an appropriate response. The deputy sided with me, agrees she's being overbearing and out of line, gives us friendly advice to leave(we were in the process of packing up), then states she didn't even call the right department because we were out of his jurisdiction. He and I exchange friendly small talk then he leaves. No reprimand because it's recognized that the landlord was in fact the issue. If you've read this far and still decide to stay here long term. Good luck.

Operated by Jackson County, the Ocean Springs Harbor Pier and Boat Ramp is a great spot for fishing…read moreas well as for putting your boat into the water. The pier extends quite far into the harbor making for a lovely spot to get out and over the water for some peace. It is smooth enough to be handicapped access though I don't recall if there was actually a ramp to get onto it. The boat ramp has a nice smooth ramp into the water with a large circle for aligning your trailer property. There is adequate parking for cars and trucks and trailers. You can watch a few folks getting their boats into and out of the water. Always entertaining. [Review 14179 overall, 1501 of 2020, number 70 in Mississippi.]

The only time I'm here is because of work and I have no other choice. Not to hang out or anything…read morejust strictly work. Big parking lot area Big pond with an alligator A small shed where people hangout to bbq and drink after work or for the weekend. One full basketball court where most of the NBA players get drafted at.

Where to begin?! Let's start back in Nov. 2011, I was sent here for about 6months and was…read morecompletely saddened by the entire experience. From molded showers and ceilings to dirt, torn, and old carpets. My time was here was very miserable. Fast forward to Apr. 2018 when I got the news I would be coming back to this not so pleasant place. My mind raced with concern, surely the same living conditions couldn't exist to this day. Sep. 2018, I arrived and the exterior was the same. Not had changed... until I entered the building, new carpet and decor blessed the halls of this once old and run down building. I got my room key and proceeded to my newly remodeled 2 bedroom with a kitchenette. The best part was the privacy, though I share a bathroom/kitchenette we each have doors to our own private living space. This much needed upgrade will make this stay much more pleasant than the last and I am ok with staying now.

A fun way to burn a few hours. Drove to one spot, anchored, and stayed there the entire day…read more Basic bottom-fishing with shrimp. Seven people fishing, caught about 50-60 White Trout and a few small Bluefish. Saw some dolphins swimming around on the way in. Captain was funny and had some good stories to tell. Would be a great first fishing trip for kids.

Excellent inland Back Bay fishing excursion. Mark, the captain, knows all the best spots and is…read morevery helpful and knowledgeable. We caught 10 fish in 3 hours and 9 were keepers. Would be great for kids as well.

I called Captain Jay and told him I was bringing my dad to the Beau Rivage and wanted to charter a…read moresailing cruise to celebrate his 85th birthday. Captain Jay recommended a morning cruise as temperatures would start in the 70's rather than the 90's this time of year. We had a fantastic experience! The boat slip is so close to the Beau Rivage and Hard Rock casinos it's only a couple of minutes drive. We saw dolphins on the way out and back in, and were allowed to handle to ship's wheel a good portion of our voyage. Captain Jay was a joy to be with, extremely knowledgeable, and has an absolutely gorgeous yacht! Highly recommend adding a trip to your Biloxi visits!

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...

We visit here often. There is a ship here and we call it the Pirate ship park! The dog park is…read moresmall and please wear a good bug spray. The sand flees are fierce. After a rain the park drains pretty good unless it's a pretty good rain event. Water is there for your pup! It's a nice park and often fills a need for for fetch and exercise!

This little park is tucked away under the Pascagoula River Bridge as you are going toward Ingall's…read moreShipbuilding and the Port of Pascagoula. Stopped by here because pups needed a place to run while backyard was being worked on. The dog park has made some improvement since they first opened. It now has fountains on each side of the park. They have a side specifically for small dogs and a side for medium to large dogs. It is nice to have and the pups can can run and climb on the equipment, and take a bathroom break on the fire hydrants. The rest of the park has picnic tables, some covered others not, as well as a huge pier to fish off of as well as launch your boats. They do a have restrooms, located by the boat launch and in a trailer. It is enjoyable and I will return.