Collins hooks RV travelers with its access to the Leaf River's lazy bends and De Soto National Forest's pine-scented trails. Stay cheap at Pine Hills RV Park or Lake Mike Connor, both under $40 a night. Launch kayaks, chase catfish, or unwind in quiet Covington County from these perfect bases.
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Collins buzzes as Covington County's seat, where the historic courthouse square hosts farmers markets. Paddle the nearby Leaf River for bass and bream, or trek trails in De Soto National Forest. Catch the annual Watermelon Festival in July, complete with live music, homemade pies, and juicy slices under oak trees. Dive into the Old Firehouse Museum for tales of logging days.
Pine Hills RV Park draws remote workers with strong WiFi and sites from $35 nightly. Lake Mike Connor pulls in families and anglers, offering pet-friendly spots, showers, 30-amp hookups, dump station, all for $18 a night. Both parks sit minutes from highways, fueling quick runs to river launches or forest gates.
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Collins stands out for Leaf River paddling and De Soto National Forest hikes. Covington County residents celebrate the Watermelon Festival each July with music, crafts, and local produce on the courthouse square. Anglers target bass here, while history buffs tour the Old Firehouse Museum's logging exhibits.
Pine Hills RV Park and Lake Mike Connor top the list near Collins. Pine Hills provides WiFi for $35 per night. Lake Mike Connor offers showers, 30-amp service, dump station, pet-friendly sites from $18 nightly, all close to Leaf River access.
Yes, Lake Mike Connor welcomes pets on its sites. Campers enjoy showers, 30-amp hookups, and a dump station too, all starting at $18 a night. Pine Hills suits WiFi needs but check pet rules there; both position you near De Soto National Forest trails.