If You Didn’t Know About This Waterfall Swimming Hole In Mississippi, You’ve Been Missing Out

There’s practically no shortage of hidden gems in the Magnolia State, and the waterfall at Little Bayou Pierre is definitely one of them. The cascading fall is hidden down a long, winding road near Port Gibson. Extremely secluded, most residents have no idea it even exists, which is a real shame because the waterfall is not only beautiful, it just so happens to create one of the best swimming holes in Mississippi. Take a look:

This secret waterfall is located in Claiborne County, just off Barland Road near the small town of Port Gibson.

Situated on Little Bayou Pierre, the waterfall isn't one of the biggest in the state but that doesn't take away from its beauty.

The secluded spot is the perfect place for some fun in the sun...minus the crowds that often come along with beaches and other popular swimming spots.

The cascading water is crystal clear and practically guaranteed to feel as refreshing as it looks.

Turn your day trip into an overnight adventure by camping out at the nearby Grand Gulf Military Park.

Aside from a campground, the 400-acre park features forts, a historic cemetery, museum, picnic areas, hiking trails, an observation tower and several restored buildings. Click here to learn more about Grand Gulf Military Park.

Did you know about this secluded waterfall? Ever visited? Tell us in the comments section.

Looking for more great spots to cool off this summer? Check out "7 Waterfall Swimming Holes In Mississippi That Will Make Your Summer Complete."