Group Campgrounds in Mississippi

Discover the best group campgrounds across Mississippi. Bring the whole crew together in the great outdoors. From family reunions to scout troops, find the perfect group site.

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4.8

(689)

Wallace Creek

Enid
Enid Lake

Multiple full-hookup sites accommodate large family reunions along Enid Lake's shoreline, where shaded picnic areas provide natural gathering spots between fishing excursions.

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4.6

(725)

Twiltley Branch

Collinsville
Okatibbee Lake

Large group sites with dedicated picnic pavilions and campfire rings accommodate multiple families along Okatibbee Lake's shoreline, where everyone can gather for sunset fish fries or morning kayak departures.

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4.6

(302)

Whitten Park

Fulton
Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway

Large groups can spread out across spacious sites while sharing access to three boat docks, a sandy swimming beach, and a full disc golf course. The Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway location creates a natural gathering point where everyone can fish, swim, and boat together while maintaining...

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About Group Campgrounds in Mississippi

Group camping in Mississippi offers diverse opportunities for families, friends, and organizations to gather in beautiful natural settings across the Magnolia State. From the pristine waters of Enid Lake in the north to the unique coastal environments along the Gulf, Mississippi's group camping destinations provide well-equipped facilities designed to accommodate larger parties seeking memorable outdoor experiences together.

Best Time

The optimal time for group camping in Mississippi spans from March through May and September through November, when temperatures remain comfortable and humidity levels drop from summer peaks. Spring brings blooming dogwoods, redbuds, and azaleas throughout Mississippi's forests, with daytime temperatures in the 70s and 80s perfect for outdoor activities.

What Makes It Great

Sites for 10-100+ people
Shared pavilions and gathering areas
Group fire rings and cooking facilities
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4.7

(1012)

Persimmon Hill(Enid Lake)

Enid
Enid Lake

Seventy-two well-designed sites provide ample space for multiple families to camp together while staying connected, with proximity that encourages communal campfires and shared adventures.

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4.7

(167)

Choctaw Lake

Ackerman
National Forests in Mississippi

Large groups can spread across spacious lakeside sites while gathering under covered picnic shelters that overlook the water. The 3-mile trail system connects campers to forest adventures, while the accessible lakeside path keeps everyone together for evening strolls.

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4.6

(845)

Dewayne Hayes

Columbus
Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway

With 110 campsites spreading along Columbus Lake's shoreline, multiple groups can reserve neighboring spots while still enjoying plenty of elbow room across this expansive waterway property.

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4.7

(255)

Water Valley Landing

Enid
Enid Lake

Multiple full hookup sites with paved pads accommodate large RVs gathering along Enid Lake's shoreline, where exceptional camp hosts help coordinate group arrivals.

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4.5

(183)

Chickasaw Hill

ENID
Enid Lake

With 53 full-hookup sites spread across lakefront acres, multiple crews can claim their own territories while still gathering at communal picnic areas beneath towering shade trees.

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4.4

(201)

Davis Lake Campground

Tupelo
National Forests in Mississippi

Twenty-two spacious sites spread along the lakeshore provide plenty of room for multiple families to camp together while maintaining privacy between setups.

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4.6

(77)

Turkey Fork Recreation Area

Laurel
National Forests in Mississippi

Large groups claim multiple spots among the 28 total sites (20 full-hookup RV sites plus 8 primitive), with three bathhouses ensuring everyone stays comfortable during extended stays.

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4.2

(119)

Clear Springs Recreation Area (Ms)

Meadville
National Forests in Mississippi

The spacious pavilion anchors 22 sites perfect for bringing multiple families together, with hot showers and flush toilets that keep everyone comfortable during extended stays.

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4.6

(24)

Gums Crossing Campground

Grenada
Grenada Lake

Large groups find plenty of elbow room along this waterfront retreat's northeast shores, with spacious Class A sites that accommodate multiple RVs while maintaining privacy among the pines.

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Wallace Creek

Twiltley Branch

Whitten Park

Persimmon Hill(Enid Lake)

Choctaw Lake

Dewayne Hayes

Water Valley Landing

Chickasaw Hill

Davis Lake Campground

Turkey Fork Recreation Area

Clear Springs Recreation Area (Ms)

Gums Crossing Campground

North Graysport

Sleepy Bend Campground

Marathon Lake

Ford's Well

Old Fort Campground

Jamie L. Whitten Campground

Davis Bayou Campground

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Plan Your Trips

Popular Activities

Group camping and outdoor gatheringsLake and reservoir fishing for bass, crappie, and catfishBoating and water skiing on Corps of Engineers lakesSwimming at designated beach areasHiking on campground trails and nearby National Forest systemsWildlife viewing including deer, waterfowl, and songbirds

Tips & Recommendations

1Reserve group camping sites well in advance through Recreation.gov for Army Corps of Engineers campgrounds or individual National Forest district offices, as popular locations like Wallace Creek and Twiltley Branch often book months ahead for peak season weekends.
2Designate a group coordinator to handle the reservation and communicate site rules, check-in procedures, and payment arrangements to all participants before arrival.
3Bring extra-long extension cords and water hoses if your group site is large, as hookups may be positioned at one end of the area.
4Pack mosquito repellent and sunscreen year-round, with particular attention during summer months when insects are most active around lakeside locations.

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