The best camping in Enid Lake, MS

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Enid Lake: A Haven for Outdoor Enthusiasts and Anglers Alike.  

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Twin Lakes

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19mi from Enid Lake · 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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The Belle At Goodwin Creek

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8.4mi from Enid Lake · 1 site · Lodging · Batesville, MS
The Belle on Goodwin Creek is your dreamy creekside escape—where stargazing meets southern charm. Nestled beside a peaceful creek and overlooking a quiet bean field, this luxury tent invites you to relax under the stars, unwind in the glow of solar lights, and maybe even catch a glimpse of deer or wild turkeys wandering through the field. Spend your day ziplining, fishing for sunfish, or catching minnows with the kids. As evening falls, kick back in the Adirondack chairs, fire up the charcoal grill, and gather at the picnic table for dinner. Then, cozy up by the fire pit or look to the skies with the telescope—because the nights here are truly something special. Features & Amenities: • Creekside belle tent with stunning sunset views • Sleep under the stars with string lights and telescope • Wildlife sightings: deer, turkeys, and more • Fire pit, charcoal grill, picnic table, Adirondack chairs • Zipline + kid-friendly creek access • Private and peaceful—just minutes from Batesville, MS
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The best camping in Enid Lake, MS guide

Overview

About

Enid Lake has been recognized for top fishing and family camping several times over; it’s easy to see why this is a place you definitely want to bring your family for a weekend of exploring! While the fishing game is the best of the best, you don’t need to be an angler to enjoy the water, boating is the perfect way to catch some rays or simply be a beach bum at Hickory Ridge beach for the day. Spyglass Hill Trail is a perfect place to trot along with your horse, or try the Persimmon Hill Trail, here hikers, bikers and even little ones can explore waterfalls and scenic lookouts. The cherry on top is killer camping with some seriously sweet sites all over the shores. Bring your family to Enid Lake, you’ll be hailed a hero!

Notable campgrounds

  • Wallace Creek Campground - A favorite for families with its convenient facilities and close proximity to water activities.
  • Persimmon Hill Campground - Known for its serene setting and has been recognized as one of America's top family campgrounds.
  • Chickasaw Hill Campground - Offers a tranquil retreat with stunning lake views and ample fishing spots.

Tips for snagging a campsite

  • Book early to secure your spot, as campgrounds fill up quickly, especially during peak seasons.
  • Check for cancellations regularly, as last-minute openings can provide unexpected opportunities.
  • Consider mid-week stays for better availability and a quieter camping experience.
  • Explore nearby camping options to maximize your chances of finding a great site.

When to go

The best time to visit Enid Lake is during the spring and fall when the weather is mild and the natural beauty is at its peak. Summer offers warm days perfect for water activities, though it's also the busiest season. Winters are quieter but can be chilly for camping.

Know before you go

  • Life jackets are mandatory for certain activities on the lake, so ensure you have the proper safety gear.
  • Check the Enid Lake Field Office for the latest information on closures or special events.
  • Accessibility varies across different areas, so plan according to your needs.
  • Facilities such as restrooms and picnic areas are available, but it's wise to bring essentials.
  • Remember to respect wildlife and follow all rules and regulations to preserve the natural habitat.
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