I made a journey to this location with my 35-foot 5th wheel and a long bed pickup, and I settled in lot #41, an east/west, back-in spot which cost me $11 per night, thanks to my America the Beautiful Senior Pass. This isn't my initial visit; I've stayed here before. My first stay was right after a severe storm, so I thought it was important to share another experience. The roads and lots are covered in asphalt, with many areas recently resurfaced. The lot was impeccably even. There was also a cement slab beneath the picnic table. The camping grounds are quite spacious. However, backing into the space was slightly tricky due to the tight entrance road. The park offered a peaceful environment. The restroom facilities were clean and well-maintained. There were a few over-the-air channels available, no wifi, but I had 2-3 bars of LTE with Verizon. The lots I'd recommend include 19 (which offers shade) and 9. If I find myself in this region again, I will definitely choose to stay here.

The camping area had recently been updated with flat, even pitches surrounded by trees. The washrooms and bathing facilities were kept tidy. The park offered several hiking paths, although some were off-limits due to insufficient upkeep. It also featured a well-built boat launch and angling dock. The directions to the dock were a bit unclear - it's situated to the left of the information hub, at the extreme end of the car park. The park wardens were friendly, and a park supervisor was present on the premises. The cost was $22 each night, with a half-price concession for those with a Senior Pass. All in all, it was a pleasant visit.

This is an excellent small camping spot with an incredible position. It's nestled in the core of Ocean Springs and is a simple brief bicycle journey across the Bay Bridge into Biloxi. The area is equipped with electricity and water, and there's a waste disposal facility on the premises. The bathhouse is spotless and in good condition.

This stunning location is a great spot to unwind, with opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and kayaking. It's also a pet-friendly space with bark management. I thoroughly enjoyed the museum, the park ranger's medicinal knowledge, and the storytelling sessions. The evening campfire gatherings were simply fantastic. However, you need to pre-book as this site tends to be crowded. The only downside is the late check-in time, which consumes half of your day and you are required to check out early the next day. The frequency of site changes was too high, and it was a common issue for many of us. The system needs to address this problem as the site manager doesn't have the authority to control it. Despite this, she and her team were quite friendly. The camping area was kept clean. I would definitely love to spend more time here in the future. The only improvement required is in the Wi-Fi service.

Our brief halt at this location was on our journey, however, we plan to revisit for an extended duration. A number of the walking paths have been affected by a recent storm, but there was still a lot to discover, and the coast was tranquil and serene. It's conveniently located near Ocean Springs for necessities like food, dining, and so on, yet it's sufficiently distant to ensure tranquility. The camping spots were reasonably spread out and generally flat, the washroom facilities were modern and impressive, and the personnel were amiable.