Among other things, the fall season is a great time to book a stay in one of the state’s many cozy cabins. Usually located deep in the woods far from the hustle and bustle of daily life, cabins are perfect for unplugging, relaxing, and becoming one with nature. Ready for the perfect rustic getaway? We checked out cabins all over the state; here are ten of our favorites.

1. Tinmann Retreat, Roxie

If you’re looking for a secluded getaway along with the chance to connect with nature, this is definitely the place for you. Surrounded by the Homochitto National Forest, this quaint two-bedroom cabin is just 15 minutes from Clear Springs Recreation area, 35 minutes from great fishing at Lake Okissa, and 45 minutes from Natchez. For more information, click here.

2. French Camp Historic District Bed and Breakfast, French Camp

Part of the French Camp Historic District, this bed and breakfast is constructed from two log cabins that were originally built between 1840 and 1870. There are also two other cabins on the property available for rent, perfect for a bit more privacy. And since you’ll be staying in the middle of a historic district – complete with a museum, demonstrations, and café – you’ll find plenty to do. For more information, click here.

3. Pascagoula River Retreat, Moss Point

Please note, Pascagoula River Retreat has permanently closed.

Enjoy everything from fishing and bird-watching to canoeing and kayaking at this waterfront cabin. Able to sleep up to eight people, it features a spacious interior, covered deck overlooking the canal, dock, and a covered area underneath the cabin, which includes two picnic tables and a charcoal grill. For more information, click here.

4. Lake Tiak-O'Khata, Louisville

At Lake Tiak-O’Khata you’ll find seven amazing waterfront cabins that can accommodate groups of various sizes, ranging from two – eight people. Aside from modern-day conveniences, like cable TV and DVD players, each cabin has a charcoal grill and private pier. Don’t feel like cooking while on vacation? No problem; there’s an on-site restaurant that offers dine-in and carryout. For more information, click here.

5. Forest Retreat, Gloster

Hidden in the trees of the Homochitto National Forest, you’ll find this little-known getaway, which includes three cabins all constructed from lumber that came from the land. The cabins are ideal for couples (and pets) and include modern-day conveniences – minus phones and televisions, making this a great place to unplug and unwind. For more information, click here.

6. Walshtown Retreat Cabin, Myrtle

Nestled in a serene setting, this remote cabin can sleep up to six people inside and two more on the Sleeping Porch, a screened-in porch that includes a sleeper sofa (and all the fresh country air you can handle). The cabin features everything you could need and even includes a Jon boat and fishing poles. For more information, click here.

7. Pond Store Cabins, Woodville

Perfect for couples and small groups, these quaint cabins each feature two queen size beds, a sleeping loft, and kitchenette. The property also includes the Pond Store, a still-functioning old-fashioned country store that dates back to the 1880s, and is just 300 yards from the Clark Creek Nature Area. For more information, click here.

8. Private Cabin, Oxford

This barn-turned-cabin is located within walking distance from the Square, which offers dining, shopping, and more. The cozy cabin, which has been rated one of the top in the state, features one bedroom with a queen bed, a loft with a twin bed, and a fold-out sofa in the living room, making it ideal for up to five people. For more information, click

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9. Lazy Leaf River Estate, Moselle

Able to accommodate up to ten people, this secluded cabin is located on 4.5 acres and overlooks the Leaf River, which is great for kayaking and fishing. The luxury cabin features two great rooms, a deck that runs the entire length of the cabin, a gas barbecue grill, and a large outdoor covered area with a flat screen T.V. and outdoor fire pit. For more information, click here.

10. Shoreline Park, Bay St. Louis

Whether you’re looking for a quick getaway or extended vacation, Shoreline Park can deliver. The park’s Cub Cabins and Momma Bear Cabins can sleep up to four people, while the two-bedroom camps can accommodate larger groups. No matter which you choose, you’ll have access to a deep water canal, great for fishing. Head just three miles down the road from the park and you’ll find miles of beaches. For more information, click

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Which Mississippi cabin do you head to when craving a secluded escape?

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