Top-rated campgrounds near Laurel
De Soto National Forest
1. De Soto National Forest
78%
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National forest 44mi from Laurel · 79 sites
Lush rolling terrain and wide slow creeks are trademarks of the De Soto National Forest. So are kickin’ it in a canoe with a brew while you float down the river, we suggest exploring both! The swamplands here offer ample opportunity for kayaking, canoeing, and fishing on the Black Creek National Scenic River. The primitive camping along the way is hot in the summer, but prime for misty morning photography and inky orange sunsets...worth it! Off-road the Rattlesnake Bay Trail or hike the Tuxachanie trail with your crew for a day of laughs deep in the pines. You can pretty much camp forever here too, so pack up a week or two worth of gear, and really dig deep into what Desoto has to offer.
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Electrical hookup
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Bienville National Forest
2. Bienville National Forest
National forest 44mi from Laurel · 34 sites
Bienville National Forest is ready to welcome you with outdoor adventure and the sweetest southern charm! With over 178,000 acres to explore, this gorgeous forest is perfect for those who want to take it slow. Sunset watching and family camping are top notch, and the incredible Shockaloe Horse Trail offers both riders and hikers 23 miles of forest meandering. Anglers and boating enthusiasts can troll Marathon Lake, the bass fishing is a good as the scenery, and the camping accommodations offer as little or as much solitude as you like. Visiting Bienville is like greeting an old friend, warm and with a smile.
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Electrical hookup
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Paul B. Johnson State Park
3. Paul B. Johnson State Park
100%
(2)
State park 39mi from Laurel · 156 sites
Discover the serene beauty of Paul B. Johnson State Park.
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Top-rated campgrounds near Laurel
De Soto National Forest
1. De Soto National Forest
78%
(9)
National forest 44mi from Laurel · 79 sites
Lush rolling terrain and wide slow creeks are trademarks of the De Soto National Forest. So are kickin’ it in a canoe with a brew while you float down the river, we suggest exploring both! The swamplands here offer ample opportunity for kayaking, canoeing, and fishing on the Black Creek National Scenic River. The primitive camping along the way is hot in the summer, but prime for misty morning photography and inky orange sunsets...worth it! Off-road the Rattlesnake Bay Trail or hike the Tuxachanie trail with your crew for a day of laughs deep in the pines. You can pretty much camp forever here too, so pack up a week or two worth of gear, and really dig deep into what Desoto has to offer.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Bienville National Forest
2. Bienville National Forest
National forest 44mi from Laurel · 34 sites
Bienville National Forest is ready to welcome you with outdoor adventure and the sweetest southern charm! With over 178,000 acres to explore, this gorgeous forest is perfect for those who want to take it slow. Sunset watching and family camping are top notch, and the incredible Shockaloe Horse Trail offers both riders and hikers 23 miles of forest meandering. Anglers and boating enthusiasts can troll Marathon Lake, the bass fishing is a good as the scenery, and the camping accommodations offer as little or as much solitude as you like. Visiting Bienville is like greeting an old friend, warm and with a smile.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Paul B. Johnson State Park
3. Paul B. Johnson State Park
100%
(2)
State park 39mi from Laurel · 156 sites
Discover the serene beauty of Paul B. Johnson State Park.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
