Best Camping Near Rolling Fork, MS

Things to do near
Rolling Fork, Mississippi

• Vicksburg National Military Park - Located about 50 miles from Rolling Fork, this park commemorates the Civil War Battle of Vicksburg and offers a rich historical experience with monuments, a museum, and driving tours.

• Lake Chicot State Park - Approximately 60 miles away in Arkansas, this park features the largest oxbow lake in North America. It offers fishing, boating, hiking trails, and camping facilities.

• Delta National Forest - Situated around 30 miles from Rolling Fork, this forest provides opportunities for hunting, birdwatching, and exploring nature trails amidst beautiful hardwood forests.

• B.B. King Museum and Delta Interpretive Center - About 70 miles away in Indianola, MS. This museum celebrates the life of blues legend B.B. King with exhibits on his music career and the cultural history of the Mississippi Delta.

• Great River Road State Park - Located roughly 65 miles from Rolling Fork in Rosedale, MS. This park offers scenic views of the Mississippi River along with picnic areas and walking paths perfect for a relaxing day outdoors.

• Winterville Mounds Archaeological Site - Around 55 miles away near Greenville, MS. This site features ancient Native American mounds that provide insight into prehistoric cultures that once thrived along the Mississippi River Valley.

• Leroy Percy State Park - Approximately 45 miles from Rolling Fork near Hollandale. Known for its cypress trees and alligator sightings; it’s ideal for wildlife viewing as well as picnicking or camping activities.