Little Black Creek Campground & Park

Nice weather helped us enjoy this quiet lakeside campground. Site 107 had level pads next to the lake with a built on deck. The sewer and water hookups were at weird angles but we made it work. We traveled into the very small local towns of Purvis and Lumberton, MS. Very nice country folks in both towns. Mr. Bill sells great sweet potatoes, creole tomatoes, & honey from his P/U truck in Lumberton. Very nice guy and he loves Jesus. We drove to the back of the park and looked at other sites. Sites 18 to 23 looked like nice sites to consider. Every evening God showed off his great handiwork in the skies above the lake and trees. Certain GPS directions will send you on long scenic routes to get there. The Waze App seemed most accurate for directions. Cell coverage was not good. We'll probably be back since it's only a 2 hr. drive from New Orleans.

This was a great one night overnight for us. But, I could see staying longer. It was a quiet weekday, so when we checked in, the agent sent us to a better sight. Number 11. It was a nice deck (many sites have wooden decks) with a dock! Site was quiet level and most looked that way. It would have been a nice topper to have laundry and recycling. No such luck. Stay at a site near the check in building just inside the gate. The further loop is very wooded and seemed buggy. No real natural light. One be negative is that there are geese and ducks all over and due to people feeding them, they can hover. To the point where our dog got sick probably eating their waste and ended up in the vet ER and ill for 6 days. Yes, a mess. But, it is nature. Just be careful and watch your dogs. Would definitely stay again.

This park is one of my favorites. I admit I was kind of worried this time going after reading some things on Facebook about rude staff but everyone that we encountered was nice.
A very woodsy campground with plenty of space between each site.
We discovered a nature trail this time but it was very overgrown and left my kids itching like crazy!
The bathrooms are old and grungy but my kids and I still showered in them and didn’t feel gross about it like other places we’ve been.
Clean campground.
Looking forward to coming back for Mardi Gras, Easter, and Halloween!
This site flooded during a heavy rainstorm.
The closest bathrooms to this site were closed so we had to drive to the bathrooms

Beautiful spot--the lake, the oak trees with spanish moss. Lake views from every site. Tons of giant white pelicans in the lake while we were there, plenty of kingfishers as well. Quiet, peaceful.

The bathrooms are old and in bad shape. No wifi. Practically no cell service. Had to drive into Hattiesburg to get reception and download what I needed for work.

Would definitely stay here again, tho.

It is a beautiful park. Everything is so pristine and easy to get to.

The gate people treat you like you have been here a hundred times. They are nice but assume you know where everything is. Ask for a map. Sites directly on the water a beautiful. Lots of wild life including birds, squirrels, beavers, turtles and fish.

With rooftop antenna you can get decent internet using att. Verizon isn’t great and I couldn’t get T-Mobile to connect.