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Mississippi is not known for its waterfalls, but that doesn't mean they're not there. Clark Creek Natural Area in Wilkinson County, Mississippi, is one of the state's most important and popular treasures, with dozens of waterfalls scattered about; most of these waterfalls range from 10 feet to 30 feet in height. While not quite as dramatic as Niagara Falls, the combination of the falls and their setting make them a worthwhile tourist attraction. The landscape that houses them is a series of steeply sloping hills dominated by stands of beech and magnolia trees. These are interspersed with less common tree species such as sugar-maple and witch-hazel.
The park is home to several wildlife species; you can expect to see a diverse group of bird species, some of which reside in the park and others that migrate with the seasons. Some of the wildlife are in danger of extinction, such as the Mississippi black bear and the Southern redbelly dace (a species of fish). When you book a motorhome rental near Clark Creek Natural Area, Centreville is a 40-minute drive away and just shy of the great Mississippi River, which separates Mississippi from its neighboring state, Louisiana. The area is a relatively new refuge, having been established in 1978, and is open to the public year-round.
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