RV rental Lake Lincoln State Park, MS: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

One of the major perks of state park RV camping is being able to enjoy the great outdoors while still having the modern conveniences we’ve all learned to love. At this state park, there are over 71 sites dedicated to RVs that have concrete pads, concrete picnic tables, grills, full electric and water hookups, and even access to a sewage dumping station. These campsites are all available for advanced reservation, so be sure to call ahead the moment you decide on your travel dates. Throughout the campground, campers will find many additional amenities provided to them by the park. There are bathrooms with flushing toilets and hot showers for you to use, and a centrally located dumping station makes maintaining your RV quality of life easy. The campground is also close to the boat launch, and nearby picnic areas under shelters are a great place to relax when you want time outside of your RV.

When you rent a camper near Lake Lincoln State Park, one of the easiest and most convenient places to find restaurants and gas stations is in the nearby town of Hazlehurst. Although this town is pretty small, it is still home to many gas stations that are on the larger size and easily navigable in an oversized RV. Also in this town are Mexican, fish, buffet style, and family-run restaurants for you to enjoy in addition to classic fast food and chain restaurant options. Hazlehurst offers more than just food and fuel, though. In-town, guests will find the Mississippi Music Museum, which is home to a number of exhibits for visitors of all ages. The main focus of the museum is on Mississippian musicians. This museum is open during varying hours during the year, so be sure to call ahead depending on the time of year you are visiting to ensure they will be open. Another easy and fun town to visit when you are camping at Lake Lincoln State Park is Brookhaven, which is to the southwest. This town is a bit larger than Hazlehurst and is home to a more significant number of restaurants, with a bit wider of a selection. More interestingly, however, is the collection of old and restored buildings that dot the streets in this Mississippian town. There are many historic buildings for guests to appreciate, a collection of which still reflect the original architecture that was popular during the town’s founding in 1818.