LeFleurs Bluff State Park, MS

[garmp]

Any opinions on LeFleurs Bluff State Park, MS? RVReviews gave it a fair write up, but the latest was in January. What's it like in early June? We need a night over on our way from St. Louis to Gulf Shores, AL. Unfortunately we'll be hitting it on a Saturday night. Were going to aim for Holmes County SP, but have read some bad reviews of it, so we thought we'd push it a bit further to the Jackson area.
Appreciate any and all thoughts.

thanks

[garmp]

wxtoad: thanks so much for the input. I don't why I didn't check your site in the first place. You have no idea how much your site has helped us in planning our trips. Kudos!
I think our plan is to head for LeFleur's Bluff State Park and as arriving Saturday evening, if that doesn't work, Timberlake Campground isn't all that far away and a much larger park. After all, we only want a night over.

[Limit4]

How far is Timberlake from I55?

[wxtoad]

We've stayed at both LeFleurs Bluff and Timberlake. You can find picture reviews we wrote on our website:

LeFleurs Bluff SP

Timberlake

I agree with the comments about dust and mud at LeFleurs Bluff.

Ted H.

[mbrooking]

That's good to know. We are headed there next week. I was hesitant to recommend before I had actually stayed there.

Scottiemom wrote:
Another option in the Jackson area is Timberlake in Brandon. Very nice park. The newest section is great for overnighting and are very large double concrete pads and patios.

Dale

[Scottiemom]

Another option in the Jackson area is Timberlake in Brandon. Very nice park. The newest section is great for overnighting and are very large double concrete pads and patios.

Dale

[junmy3]

We stayed there 3 night over a weekend last Oct. It was fine for what we wanted to do in the area, geocaching and meeting up with a friend. We made a reservation a couple weeks in advance since only 3 sites were available. Not sure about how it would be in June.

[mbrooking]

It was a nice park the last time we visited, but the roads are not paved and in the hot summers, a lot of dust is kicked up. By the same token, hope it is not raining as it would be very muddy...