The 12 Places You Absolutely Must Visit In Mississippi This Spring
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Daniella DiRienzo
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Spring will be here in just a few short weeks, which means there’s still a bit of time before the unbearably hot temperatures of summers arrive. So, why not use the time to explore some of the state’s best sites? From incredible waterfront eateries to great hiking trails, here are 12 places you absolutely must visit this spring.
If a tropical-themed waterfront eatery sounds like the perfect place to spend a beautiful spring day, look no further than Huck’s Cove! The "funky, friendly watering hole and grill" is situated right on the Mary Walker Bayou and Pascagoula River. Arrive by car or boat to dine on steak, seafood, and Huck's "almost world famous" burgers. Click here for directions and more information.
Take advantage of the gorgeous weather by planning a trip to Oxford. Visit the historic town square, and you’ll find all sorts of must-visit sites, including Square Books. In business since the 1970s, the enormous bookstore occupies three buildings, two floors, and more than 10,000 square feet of space! Click here for directions and more information.
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Open seasonally from April to December, spring is the perfect time to plan a trip to "Biloxi’s best-kept secret." The hidden gem, which is situated on the banks of the Tchoutacabouffa River, serves up some great views and a tasty fare that includes everything from hamburgers and po’ boys to hearty comfort food. Click here for directions and more information.
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The Natchez Trace is full of great sites, and this is definitely one of them. At only ½-mile long, the trail is easy to navigate… and you’ll be glad you did, as it offers up-close views of the majestic swamp. Click here for directions and more information.
If you love shopping for hidden treasures then New Albany is the place for you. Located in north Mississippi, it’s been named one of the nation’s best small towns for antiques. From specialty antique stores to unique gift shops, it’s a vintage haven! Click here for directions and more information.
This delightful roadside stop is housed in an open-air building full of fresh fruits and veggies — but that’s not all. It also includes a gift shop, garden center, and bakery, where you’ll find one of the store’s top sellers —homemade ice cream. And according to customers, the ice cream alone makes the store worth a visit. Click here for directions and more information.
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An impressive site, the Windsor Ruins should be on everyone’s bucket list. However, there’s more to the renowned attraction than most realize. Just a few hundred feet away lays the Freeland Cemetery. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the hidden graveyard dates back to the 1860s. Click here for directions and more information.
Natchez is one of the most popular cities in the state, so why not plan a trip to the river town this spring? You won’t have any difficulty finding things to do. Loaded with history, the city is full of must-visit sites, which include a variety of antebellum homes, museums, and the renowned Natchez City Cemetery. Click here for directions and more information.
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The Gulf Coast’s newest boat tour offers the chance to go for a ride on Betsy Ann, an 85’ paddle wheeler. A great way to spend a spring day or evening, there are several tours to choose from, including a sightseeing tour, historical tour, and sunset dinner cruise. Click here for directions and more information.
When the weather’s nice, consider paying a visit to this coastal eatery. You’re sure to enjoy the charming atmosphere, fresh ingredients, and the fact that it operates on a "pay what you want" basis. Yep, you read that right. You name your own prices at this one-of-a-kind cafe. Click here for directions and more information.
This 19,000-acre refuge is the only place in the world you’ll find the endangered Mississippi Sandhill Crane. There are two trails, which make exploring the area (and searching for the elusive birds) a breeze. Best of all, it’s free to visit. Click here for directions and more information.
Another can’t miss site on the Natchez Trace, the Council House Café is part of the French Camp Historic Village. After filling up on freshly baked bread, hearty sandwiches, and homemade soups at the cafe spend some time exploring the village, where you’ll find a gift shop, museum, pottery studio, and more. Click here for directions and more information.
So, ever visited the places listed above? Have another to add? Tell us in the comments section.
Looking for more can’t miss spots? Check out “Here Are 18 Restaurants In Mississippi You Absolutely MUST Visit Before You Die.“
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