Hattiesburg offers a variety of recreational, cultural, educational and historical choices. Whether it’s golfing on one of the area’s fine courses or shopping for antiques, Hattiesburg offers something for everyone. |
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Okatoma River Resort and RV ParkWelcome to Okatoma River Resort where you can experience Southern Beauty on the banks of the Okatoma River; the only river in Mississippi considered beginner whitewater and located just 2 miles from Canoe and Kayak rentals. The Park is built on a hilltop with beautiful scenic views, a sparkling pool, five beautiful lakes, mini golf and other fun things to do. Located just minutes from Hattiesburg, the safe and secure environment is typical country living at it's best. 106 campsites on lake near pool and near bathhouse. 30to50 amps back in or pull thrus. Full or partial hook ups. Rental cabins and trailers available for night week or monthly stays. Clean bathhouses and laundry, playground and seasonal events.
221 Okatoma River Road 1.5 miles off Hwy 49 Hattiesburg 39401
601-268-6600
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Hattiesburg Zoo at Kamper ParkLocated in the heart of Hattiesburg, this 21-acre zoo is home to lemurs, llamas, macaws, monkeys, prairie dogs and tigers. Monkeys, zebras, oryx and ostrich live in the zoo's African Veldt. Visitors can ride the Kamper Park and Southern Railroad, a miniature train that runs on a half-mile track through the zoo. Free admission, nominal fee for train rides.
Corner of Hardy Street and 17th Ave
601-545-4576
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Paul B Johnson State Park300 acre lake with group facilities, nature trails, paddle boats, canoeing, fishing and an 18 hold Disc Golf course. Picnic areas contain double and single shelters and six large pavilions. Visitors Center offers souvenirs, game room, restrooms and a room available for meetings or banquet meals. Primitive camping, RV camping and cabins available. Call for fees.
Highway 49 South Hattiesburg 39401
601-582-7721
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Kamper ParkHome of the Hattiesburg Zoo, David Anthony Tennis Complex, Exchange Club baseball fields, and a walking and exercise area, this park features a covered pavilion, playgrounds and picnic areas. Open dawn to dusk. Free admission.
Corner of Hardy Street and 17th Ave
601-545-4576
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Little Black Creek Water ParkPat Harrison Waterway District Waterparks
600 acres for swimming, fishing, hiking and boating. Primitive camping, RV camping and cabins available.
Located between Purvis and Lumberton Purvis 39475
601-794-2957
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All-American Rose GardenLocated at the University of Southern Mississippi
This garden features 750 hybrid-T and Grandiflora patented rose bushes. Open year-round, blooming season is late spring and summer. Free admission.
USM Campus - Hardy Street entrance
601-266-4491
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USM's Lake SehoyUniversity of Southern Mississippi
Swimming, miniature golf, paddle boats, fishing, picnic area, children's playground, basketball, horeshoes, tetherball and volleyball. Facilities available for group functions and meetings at the pavilion and log cabin. Catering available. Season runs form May thru August, 12pm thru 6pm, dailey; September thru April. Reservations only. Call fro fees
New Country Club Road Hattiesburg 39401
601-266-5405
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Okatoma Canoe RentalsOffers canoe and kayak rentals for Mississippi's only whitewater, the Okatoma. The only outfitter located on the banks of the Okatoma with camping, RV hook-ups and cabin rentals also available. Great family fun. Call 1-866-OKATOMA to make your reservations or for more information.Website:www.okatomacreek.com
Hattiesburg offers a variety of recreational, cultural, educational and historical choices. Whether it’s golfing on one of the area’s fine courses or shopping for antiques, Hattiesburg offers something for everyone.