The best camping in Natchez Trace National Scenic Trail, MS

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The best camping near Natchez Trace National Scenic Trail, MS

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Twin Lakes

1. Twin Lakes

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47mi from Natchez Trace National Scenic Trail · 23 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Water Valley, MS
Use discount CODE PNB1TGSXA to get $500 off of a 29 day stay! Valid through August 31. A quiet, country campground with over 12 miles of well-marked trails through old growth hardwood timber. We offer shady campsites and fishing in two private lakes stocked with bass and bluegill. Lakes are for campers only! Campers can pick blueberries when they are in season (June-July)--limit 2 pints per site per day. Wildlife is abundant. You will hear owls and coyotes at night. Often bald eagles can be spotted at both lakes. Other wildlife you may see: deer, wild turkey, raccoons, opossums, fox, bobcat, coyote, rabbits, armadillo, otter, and squirrels. Please do not approach the wild animals! There is a pretty creek for those who like to creek walk. Petrified wood can be picked up in the creek bed. We are only 30 minutes from the University of Mississippi campus for people coming for ballgame weekends. We are only about 20 minutes from Grenada and Enid Reservoirs. These have some of the finest crappie fishing in the United States. We are located 2 miles east of the Trans America Trail.
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George Estate

4. George Estate

10mi from Natchez Trace National Scenic Trail · 3 sites · Tents, RVs · Guntown, MS
George Estate — Home-Comfort Camping on 2 Acres in Mississippi Welcome to George Estate, a peaceful retreat nestled on a cozy 2-acre homestead in Guntown, Mississippi. With three private RV/tent sites under shady trees, this is a place where you can unwind, reconnect, and feel right at home. What You’ll Find • RV/tent sites suited for vehicles under 35 ft • Basic, off-grid setup — no hookups on the sites • Shared access to indoor restrooms, kitchen, and laundry in the host’s home • Potable water and toilets provided • Campfires allowed Why Stay Here At George Estate, you get more than just a campsite — you get the charm of staying in a friendly host’s property, with access to creature comforts and warm hospitality. The setting is quiet and shaded, ideal for restful nights, and centrally located for exploring the surrounding area. Pets are welcome, and you’ll have plenty of privacy and space — plus an opportunity to enjoy genuine “escape to nature with comfort” camping. Nightly rates begin around $20–$24 depending on site and season.
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Take a walk through history along the Natchez Trace. Discover five separate foot trails totaling 65 miles that wind through Mississippi, Alabama, and Tennessee. Explore old-growth forests lush with greenery, or walk through the ghost town of Rocky Springs, Mississippi.

Native Americans, ancient wildlife and military soldiers once walked these paths. The original trail spanned 450 miles and was an ancient migratory route.

Sections of these trails vary in difficulty. Some portions include wading through knee-deep water as you cross shallow creeks. Other parts cross major highways, so make sure to watch out for traffic when you come upon a paved road. Some trails are one-way only, while others form a loop. The general rule of thumb is 30 minutes for 1 mile of hiking on gentle terrain.

For a more efficient mode of travel, saddle up as you travel sections of the Natchez Trace on horseback. Horses are not allowed on paved roads or in campsites, although you can park horse trailers near trailheads.

Landforms and scenic areas run the gamut. Baker Bluff Overlook gives you great views, while the same paved trail takes you to Jackson Falls. Access Fall Hollow Waterfall through a steep trail that takes you through deep woods. The reward is well worth the effort, as this isolated waterfall offers a picturesque spot to truly become one with nature.

Along the way, you may see remnants of old mills, ferry dock sites, old towns that time forgot and plenty of wildlife. For a fall weekend getaway, nothing beats the colorful foliage of the trees in late October.

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A Tombigbee National Forest camping adventure offers an unforgettable embrace with nature. This lush sanctuary, teeming with diverse wildlife and meandering trails, promises tranquil campsites nestled amid towering trees. Close to crystal-clear lakes and gentle rivers, it's an idyllic retreat for those seeking tranquility, outdoor activities, or simply a serene spot to pitch a tent under star-strewn skies

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