Combine the modern comforts of RV camping with the natural beauty of a state park as unspoiled as when Native Americans first inhabited the area. Under the canopy of mature trees, you would indeed feel far removed from the cares of modern living at Legion Campground tucked away in the red hill country of Mississippi. Yet you will have a great time camping with an RV here as the campground provides water, sewer, and 50 amp electric hookups, and a modern bathhouse with hot showers.
Picnic tables and grills make preparing and enjoying outdoor meals possible. A picnic pavilion is available for large group gatherings while a rustic stone lodge is available as a meeting/banquet room. Don't hesitate to bring your little ones and furry ones. Playground equipment is installed in the park, and pets are welcome in each site. Most are back-in with a few pull-through sites available too. Maximum site length here is 40 feet.
Legion Campground makes a convenient base for Louisville campers to explore one of the most scenic, lesser-traveled parkways in the South, the Natchez Trace. Jackson, the state capital, is only two hours' drive from town. And if you are into Native American history, benefit from the campground's proximity to Louisville area, which the Choctaws have settled for hundreds of years.
Location
33.151913° N, 89.044453° W
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