Tent Campgrounds in Mississippi

Discover the best tent campgrounds across Mississippi. Get back to basics with traditional tent camping. From established sites with amenities to secluded wilderness spots.

37+ Campgrounds4.4★ AverageBest: May-September (peak season)

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Handpicked destinations that define the region

4.7

(1293)

Piney Grove

New SiteTennessee-Tombigbee Waterway

Davis Bayou Campground

Ocean SpringsGulf Islands National Seashore

Persimmon Hill(Enid Lake)

EnidEnid Lake

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About Tent Campgrounds in Mississippi

Mississippi offers 37+ campgrounds perfect for tent campgrounds. Campgrounds ideal for tent camping and traditional outdoor experiences. The best time to visit is May-September (peak season).

What Makes It Great

✓Designated tent pads and flat ground
✓Fire rings and picnic tables
✓Varying levels of amenities
✓Scenic natural settings

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Discover 21 additional top-rated tent campgrounds in Mississippi

4.6

(845)

Dewayne Hayes

ColumbusTennessee-Tombigbee Waterway

Hernando Point Campground

HernandoArkabutla Lake

CollinsvilleOkatibbee Lake

South Abutment Campground

ColdwaterArkabutla Lake

Blue Bluff Campground (Aberdeen Ms)

AberdeenTennessee-Tombigbee Waterway

Town Creek Campground - West Point - Ms

West PointTennessee-Tombigbee Waterway

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Browse 37 campgrounds on our interactive map. Filter by amenities, price, ratings, and more.

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Tent Campgrounds in Mississippi FAQ

Mississippi offers 37+ tent-friendly campgrounds. We've ranked them based on site quality, natural setting, amenities, and user reviews.

Tent camping in Mississippi typically costs $15-35 per night at developed campgrounds. Some national forest and primitive sites may be free or under $10 per night.

Essential gear includes a quality tent, sleeping bag rated for Mississippi conditions, sleeping pad, camp stove, and appropriate clothing. Check weather forecasts and pack layers.