De Soto National Forest draws RV adventurers with Black Creek's wild rapids and miles of pine-shaded horse trails. Park your rig at the sole standout: Big Foot Horse Trail and Camp-USFS. Launch into paddling, riding, or hiking from this pet-friendly base amid Mississippi's southern wilderness.
De Soto National Forest covers over 500,000 acres of longleaf pines and hardwood bottoms in south Mississippi. Black Creek carves the state's only National Wild and Scenic River, ideal for canoeing past cypress swamps. The Leaf River tempts anglers with bass and catfish; equestrians ride the 60-mile Big Foot Trail system. Hikers climb the 41-mile Longleaf Trace rail-trail nearby.
Big Foot Horse Trail and Camp-USFS suits horseback riders, pet owners, and big rig drivers perfectly. Pets roam free on leashes; massive RVs pull into spacious sites. Campfires crackle each night, fueling stories of the day's Black Creek floats or forest treks.
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De Soto National Forest shines for Black Creek, Mississippi's sole National Wild and Scenic River, plus vast pine forests and horse trails. Paddlers navigate its twisting waters past cypress knees; riders gallop 60 miles on Big Foot Trails. Anglers hook bass in the Leaf River, while hikers explore the nearby Longleaf Trace.
Big Foot Horse Trail and Camp-USFS lists as the top RV park in our directory. This USFS site sits deep in the forest off MS-57 near Wiggins, offering pet-friendly pads and big rig access. Campfires add evenings under the pines.
Yes, Big Foot Horse Trail and Camp-USFS allows pets on all sites. Leash your dog for trail walks or horse rides along 60 miles of paths. This setup keeps furry friends happy amid the forest's wildlife.