The Magnolia State is full of wonderful sights, especially if you enjoy hiking or driving to Mississippi waterfalls. There aren’t many; however, they do exist and are scattered throughout the state. We decided to focus on a few concentrated waterfalls in Mississippi that we have enjoyed visiting so that you can easily stop at several in one day. So buckle up and get ready for an unforgettable adventure that the whole family will love.

Spanning 84 miles, our waterfall loop should take about 1.5 hours to complete.
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Of course, you can always extend your adventure, which you’ll likely want to do, as each waterfall is brimming with beauty AND opportunities for fun. This is such a great adventure to do on a weekend, when you truly have time to savor the adventure. Whether you love waterfall hikes in Mississippi, or you just want to take a look at their stunning beauty, this trip is a great one that you’ll come back to year after year.

1. Merit Water Park (Mendenhall)

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This 25-acre park may be small in size, but it’s got plenty to offer, including a small waterfall and old-fashioned, spring-fed swimming hole. The grounds also include picnic tables and a sand and rock creek-side beach. Bring along your suit and an early-morning snack and have some fun before continuing on your journey.
This incredible park is filled with so many wonderful places to relax.
Merit Water Park, 1043 MS-43, Mendenhall, MS 39114, USA
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Hit the Merit Water Park in the morning and you’re guaranteed a peaceful visit.

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2. D’Lo Water Park (Mendenhall)

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Recreational opportunities abound at this natural water park. It’s centered around the Strong River, which is known for its leisurely flow and several small falls. Not surprisingly, it’s a top choice for swimming, canoeing, and kayaking.
The park offers complete canoe outfitting and shuttle service as well as campsites and cabins, making it easy to extend your time at this natural gem.
D'Lo Water Park, 135 D'Lo Park Rd, Mendenhall, MS 39114, USA
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Considered one of Mississippi’s best kept secrets, D’Lo Water Park offers camping too, if you want to come back and spend the night! This is one of our favorites to do with the kids.

3. Dunn’s Falls Park (Enterprise)

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You’ll definitely want to explore the state’s tallest falls on your waterfall-inspired journey – and that’s exactly what you’ll find at Dunn’s Falls Park. The park’s namesake fall stands at a towering 65 feet and can be viewed a couple of different ways. Visitors can take it in from above or descend a set of stairs and wade in the cool waters at its base.
The park also includes a historic grist mill, a picnic area, and nature trails.
Dunns Falls Rd, Mississippi 39330, USA
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This area has some of the best waterfall hikes in Mississippi, and the waterfalls themselves are absolutely breathtaking. This waterfall park is a fast favorite for everyone who visits.

Ready to head out on this waterfall adventure? Visit Google Maps for the map that will take you through our wonderful waterfall journey!

Have you ever visited any of these falls? If so, which ones and what do you think? We want to know all of your favorites, so tell us in the comments! Also, don’t forget to nominate any other waterfalls in MS that are worth checking out. You just may see them featured in an upcoming article!

These aren’t the only waterfalls in the state. Read about more of the best waterfalls in Mississippi that we have enjoyed visiting. Mississippi even has some beautiful waterfall hikes to enjoy if you’re looking for a little physical action when you visit these stunning waterfalls in person! Grab a map or two from AllTrails+ and we’ll see you on the trails!

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Waterfalls Near Me In Mississippi

Megan McDonald | March 25, 2022

Are there a lot of falls in Mississippi?

There are quite a few great falls in Mississippi, including some very large ones such as:

Located in southeastern Mississippi, Clark Creek Natural Area boasts more than 50 waterfalls that range in height from 10 to 30 feet.

Fed by Rawson Creek, the 40-foot Rawson Gully Falls is one of the tallest waterfalls in Mississippi.

Tucked away on the scenic Natchez Trace Parkway, Owens Creek Falls is best visited after a heavy rain. The site also features a picnic area.

Where can I see the best waterfalls in Mississippi?

You’ll find a lot of great waterfalls in the Magnolia State. Some of the best waterfalls in Mississippi are:

  • Scutchalo Falls (Copiah County)

This collection of waterfalls can be found on an unnamed tributary of Scutchalo Creek between Carpenter and Carlisle.

  • Seminary Falls (Seminary)

Located on Okatoma Creek, which is a popular canoeing and kayaking spot, Seminary Falls isn't a large waterfall, but it's still worth seeing firsthand.

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