RV rental Leroy Percy State Park, MS: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Camping in a motorhome at Leroy Percy State Park is going to be a breeze. There are 16 campsites available to accommodate RV rentals, all with full hookups, including sewer, water, and electric with 30 and 50-amp service. The park is kid-friendly, and you'll find dump stations and water spigots nearby. Each site can accommodate campers up to 40 feet in length and all have back-in driveways. Leroy Percy State Park campers will have access to a bathhouse which has toilets, hot showers, and laundry facilities. Other amenities of the park include a clubhouse, picnic areas, and water access. Wi-Fi isn't available to guests camping at Leroy Percy State Park, but most major cell phone providers have decent service.

A short drive from the park is a small town with a special story. Leland, MS is the birthplace of Jim Henson, the puppeteer and filmmaker. In this quaint town is a two-room museum which is dedicated to Mr. Henson. It has some artifacts from his origin and childhood, and also tells the story of how the beloved Kermit the Frog was thought up. If you or your family are fans of Jim Henson, make sure to put this stop on the itinerary. What angler wouldn’t love to check out the Belzoni-Humphreys Catfish Museum? Just 27 miles east of the park, this museum shares the rich history that catfishing has played in Mississippi over the years. The museum shows a video which teaches kids about the life cycle of catfish, and you'll find a large collection of fish statues on the premises to enjoy. Just under an hour north of Leroy Percy State Park is the Delta Conservation Demonstration Center. If you’ve ever wondered about safe, environmentally friendly conservation practices, this place is dedicated to simply that. This 638-acre farm has daily demonstrations on how to keep soil and crops healthy and safe as well as ways to protect local water sources. Head over to the DCDC and learn all about environmental conservation. Once all the fun has been had and your Leroy Percy State Park camping trip has come to its conclusion, the highway will beckon you back. But before you go, if you want to fill up the tank of your camper rental, you can make a pit stop at any of the many gas stations within a 30-minute radius, most of which are north up Highway 1, though there are also a few just down the road. Greenville has some quick-stop restaurants where you can fill up your belly to give you energy for your journey to the next destination.