summer trip to around vicksburg MS

We go to Vicksburg area in the Spring and do not make reservations. In the Summer I would make reservations.

Battlefield is impressive to visit. Tactics be damned! Charge!

So, I guess it's just the hundreds of thousands of rv's produced recently, added to "the kids are out of school", makes it " season " everywhere but SWFL. Thanks for the input, I hope for more.

I live in the Vicksburg, Ms. area. There are two parks I’m familiar with Ameristar RV park and Rivertown Campground. Both are nice parks with very friendly and helpful attendants. If you’re planning on visiting in the spring of 2018 I would make reservations. There’s a nuclear power plant in Port Gibson, Ms. about 35 miles south of Vicksburg and 40 miles north of Natchez, Ms. The power plant has a lot of ongoing construction work now and they have a planned refuel outage around April. The Rivertown Campground looks to be about full currently, not sure about Ameristar as I haven’t been by there. The Rivertown campground fills with construction works two months ahead of time and stays full until well after the outage. If you’re planning on stay anywhere within 65 miles of the Vicksburg/Natchez local I would call now.

We stayed at Ameristar a couple of years ago. The park itself was nice enough for an overnight but the site I had was VERY unlevel. Oh well, it is Vicksburg and nothing is level there

Lwiddis wrote:
Battlefield is impressive to visit. Tactics be damned! Charge!

Grant’s army, the Army of the Tennessee, was a Midwestern outfit noted for its speed, aggression and fighting spirit and was the best army of the war. All three of Grant’s corps commanders at Vicksburg, Sherman, McPherson, and Ord, went on to become army commanders during the rebellion and Sherman an army group commander.