10 Water Wonderlands In Mississippi That Will Take Your Summer To A Whole New Level
Finding ways to stay cool is a must during the summer season in Mississippi. Luckily, the Magnolia State is full of places where you can cool off. From water parks to lakeside beaches, here are 10 water wonderlands that’ll take your summer to a whole new level.
At this natural water park, you’ll find a spring-fed swimming hole that's sure to become your new favorite summer destination! Not only is the spring-fed water nice and cold, but it’s also crystal clear, making for one refreshing dip.
Address: 1043 MS-43, Mendenhall, MS, 39114
Address: 1043 MS-43, Mendenhall, MS, 39114
For a fun day on the water, you’ve got to visit Okatoma Outdoor Post, which provides everything you need for a canoeing or kayaking adventure. The fun takes place on Okatoma Creek, which features gentle rapids and plenty of sandbars.
Address: 550 Walter Lott Road, Seminary, MS, 39479
Address: 550 Walter Lott Road, Seminary, MS, 39479
If you’re in the mood for a thrilling adventure, Geyser Falls Water Park is a must-visit. Named the state’s best water park by USA Today, it features 23 acres of water attractions and exhilarating slides, including three 6-story speed slides – some of the tallest in the state.
Address: 209 Black Jack Road, Choctaw, MS, 39350
Address: 209 Black Jack Road, Choctaw, MS, 39350
Basically, a waterfall-fed swimming hole, Union Falls is one of the state’s most unique places to cool off. A true hidden gem, it requires a short trek down a worn path but is well worth it.
Address: Ovett Moselle Road, Ovett, MS, 39464
Address: Ovett Moselle Road, Ovett, MS, 39464
In the business of cooling people off since 1939, this lakeside park features a white sand beach, canoes and paddle boats, pavilion, picnic tables, volleyball nets, miniature golf, and water slides that flow directly into the lake.
Address: 382 Peps Point Road, Hattiesburg, MS, 39401
Address: 382 Peps Point Road, Hattiesburg, MS, 39401
For the ultimate river tubing (and relaxation) adventure, CTO is the way to go. Located along the Bogue Chitto, the outpost offers a 4-mile float trip, which is one of the longest in the state.
Address: 118 Dillons Bridge Road, Tylertown, MS, 39667
Address: 118 Dillons Bridge Road, Tylertown, MS, 39667
Of all the water parks in Mississippi, this one stands out above the rest, literally. Fittingly dubbed a "rooftop oasis," the one-of-a-kind park features slides, a pool, lazy river, swim-up bar, and water ropes course.
Address: 195 Beach Boulevard, Biloxi, MS, 39530
Address: 195 Beach Boulevard, Biloxi, MS, 39530
Not only is this park home to the state’s tallest waterfall, but it features a short trail that leads straight to the base of it. After checking out the views from the top of the waterfall, make your way down to the bottom, where you’ll find a shallow pool that’s perfect for cooling off.
Address: 6890 Dunn’s Falls Road, Enterprise, MS, 39330
Address: 6890 Dunn’s Falls Road, Enterprise, MS, 39330
Thanks to the Kroc Center — and its indoor water park — you don’t need the weather’s cooperation for a day of water-related fun. Perfect for all ages, the park features a water slide, splash pad, lazy river, and pool.
Address: 575 Division Street, Biloxi, MS, 39530
Address: 575 Division Street, Biloxi, MS, 39530
This lakeside resort is perfect for everything from a day of fun in the sun to an in-state getaway. Set along a 100-acre lake, the grounds include a white sand beach, waterslides, volleyball court, restaurant, and picnic areas — and that’s in addition to an RV park, cabins, and a motel.
Address: 1290 Smyth Lake Road, Louisville, MS, 39339
Address: 1290 Smyth Lake Road, Louisville, MS, 39339
So, have you been to all of these refreshing spots? Have a place to add to the list? Tell us in the comments section.
These aren’t the only places to stay cool. Read about another here.
