Greenville, Mississippi, pulses with Delta blues soul and Mississippi River power, birthplace of legends like Sam Cooke. Five RV parks start at $17 a night, placing you steps from casino thrills at Harlow's, fishing on Lake Ferguson, and levee sunsets. Camp here to chase music haunts and river adventures without breaking the bank.
Greenville nestles against the Mississippi River in Washington County, where cotton fields stretch wide and blues notes echo from juke joints. Visit Winterville Mounds, towering earthworks built by Native Americans 2,000 years ago, just north of town. Bet big at Harlow's Casino Resort or boat Lake Ferguson, a river oxbow teeming with catfish. Stroll Main Street's historic shops or catch the annual Greenville Blues and Heritage Festival in April.
Warfield Point Park draws boaters and families to its Lake Ferguson waterfront with 30-amp hookups, showers, and a dump station from $19/night. Washington County Convention Center suits event-goers and budget campers starting at $17/night near downtown. Harlow's Casino Resort fits high-rollers craving slots and shows right on-site. Warfield Point Park Washington County Park offers basic comforts for river explorers seeking quiet spots amid the oaks.
Greenville shines as a Mississippi Delta hub for blues music, casinos, and the Mississippi River. Blues icons like Robert Lockwood Jr. honed their craft here; follow the Mississippi Blues Trail markers downtown. Gamblers flock to Harlow's Casino Resort, while anglers hook catfish on Lake Ferguson. Festivals like the Greenville Blues and Heritage Festival pack Main Street each spring with live sets and food stalls. History buffs climb Winterville Mounds nearby.
Find five RV parks in our directory: Washington County Convention Center, Warfield Point Park, Harlow's Casino Resort, and Warfield Point Park Washington County Park. Warfield Point Park hugs Lake Ferguson with waterfront sites, 30-amp service, showers, and dump station. Washington County Convention Center sits near downtown from $17/night; Harlow's offers casino-adjacent spots.
Yes, Warfield Point Park provides direct Lake Ferguson access, an oxbow of the Mississippi River. Campers launch boats, fish bass and catfish, or walk levee trails from sites with 30-amp hookups and showers. This park suits water lovers; other spots like Harlow's sit minutes away by truck.
