Anglers and families head to Neshoba County Lake for prime bass fishing on its 138-acre waters. The park lies 7 miles southeast of Philadelphia on Highway 486. Campers claim one of 22 developed sites with full hookups or opt for primitive spots.
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Write a ReviewYes, 22 developed sites offer full hookups with water, electric including 50-amp service, and sewer. 30-amp options remain unknown, so call to confirm. Primitive camping lacks these features. Sites operate first-come, first-served; arrive early for weekends.
Yes, the park allows pets. Keep dogs on leashes at all times and pick up waste. No breed or size limits or dog park appear in listings. Respect quiet hours and other campers to ensure everyone enjoys the stay.
Call (601) 656-7376 for current rates, as they vary by site type and season. Full hookup sites cover water, electric, and sewer where available. No reservations needed; everything runs first-come, first-served. Check daily or annual fishing fees too.
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