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Arkabutla Lake

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30,000 acres of exploration at Arkabutla Lake means whether you want solitude or a rocking good time with your tribe, the park’s got you covered! Hike along the serene Swinging Bridge Nature Trail where azaleas fill the forest floor or take your horse out to the Sunfish Bay Trail. There are lush hardwood forests and cool rivers to explore all over the place! And while you might not think of Mississippi for world class sailing, it’s in abundance here and you can sail till the sun sinks into the lake. Little ones can even check out the unique Spirit of America youth boating education programs. There are glamp grounds galore, spots with water views, plenty of picnic spots, and so much fishing you’ll have to be dragged away from the lake shore. You can count on Arkabutla to provide a weekends worth of rad adventures no matter the season.

Activities in the park

Biking

Boating

Hiking

Horseback riding

Paddling

Wind sports

Off-roading (OHV)

Swimming

Wildlife watching

Hernando Point Campground

Arkabutla Lake

All signs point to yes at Hernando Point! Nestled in the rolling hill of Northwest Mississippi, the quaint campground is surrounded by a mixture of oak, hickory, beech, sweet gum and birch trees. Pitch your tent or stay in your camper at one of its many campsites along the shores of Arkabutla Lake, which offers tons of activities for the aquatical Read more...

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Dub Patton Recreation Area and Campground

Arkabutla Lake

Come sail away at Dub Patton! This idyllic campground offers boatloads of tent and RV sites, all with hookups, on the shores of Arkabutla Lake. The Arkabutla Dam is on the Coldwater River, which offers some of the best sailing east of the Mississippi. And for the land-lovers, there’s plenty trails nearby for mountain biking and hiking. Read more...

South Abutment Recreation Area and Campground

Arkabutla Lake

Hit the trail or set sail at South Abutment! This charming campground abuts the south shore of Lake Arkabutla (hence its name!). Tent-dwellers and RV-residents can camp amongst the forested rolling hills. There’s several hiking and interpretive nature trails that wind around the lake, providing both exercise and education! And for you boating buff Read more...

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