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Lefleur's Bluff State Park
Lefleur's Bluff State Park
Lefleur's Bluff State Park

Lefleur's Bluff State Park in the United States

Jackson, the United States

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3.5 / 5 (20 votes)

Lefleur's Bluff State Park

3315 Lakeland Terrace
39216 Jackson
the United States
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Lefleur's Bluff State Park is a campsite with 28 pitches in Jackson, the United States, located in the Mississippi region.

You can camp here with a tent.

There are several recreational activities on the campsite, such as a playground and fishing.

Dogs are welcome at Lefleur's Bluff State Park. Pitches with a water connection are available.

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Tents

Facilities

Water connection
Central bonfire area

Suitability

Dogs allowed

Recreation

Playground
Boat slipway
Fishing
Prof. Terrence Cartwright
Prof. Terrence Cartwright

We discovered a pleasant campsite that offered a tranquil overnight stay. The access road to the park, previously mentioned in reviews, wasn't as bad as anticipated. Efforts have been made to smooth out the rough patches, and our 25 ft motorhome navigated it without any issues. The state park is conveniently located near several restaurants and shops for any necessities. The quiet lake, located close to the city, occasionally has plane noise, but we didn't find it disturbing. Many plots are waterfront, so you might want to request one if available. We appreciated the concrete parking pads because our motorhome doesn't have automatic levelers - our vehicle was perfectly level! Our Lot 12 location had ample space between plots. We spotted several egrets on the lake. Despite some barren areas, some grass would be a nice addition, but overall, it's a pleasant campsite that we'd revisit. Each plot has a robust, fixed picnic table on a concrete slab, a fire ring, a barbecue stand, and a sturdy pole for hanging items. We rated it 4 stars and were pleased to have found it. Each camping area has a large central bathhouse with laundry facilities.

3 years ago

An
Anonymous

We arrived in November for a stopover on our trip to Florida. It’s a cute little campground on a lake next to Jackson MS. It’s isolated but highway noise can be heard in the distance. It has a dated but nice bathhouse with plenty of hot water. The dump station is a little further than I’d like to pull a poo tote. GPS will take you to the nearby science center, so watch for the brown camping signs.

3 years ago

An
Anonymous

I only managed to get here about 45 minutes before sundown, but it is a lovely campground. Saw a small turtle crossing the road and an egret along the shore. Site 19 has a small concrete pad with 30/50 amp power. Didn’t hook up to water or sewer. There is a dump station. Lots of fishing going on, but I just enjoyed the view. Only about 10 minutes off of I-20. One washer and dryer on the 2nd floor of the bathhouse. There is a ramp and stairs to the 2nd floor. Bathrooms are also upstairs. Clean but stuffy and hot. Only one working toilet in the women’s room. 3 showers but one has no door. Will stay again. $27 on Thursday, 9/22/2022.

4 years ago

Anonymous
Anonymous

Lefleurs Bluff is right off the 55 Freeway and was a convenient place for us to stop for a night on our way from New Orleans to Memphis. Check-in is officially at 4p, but it wasn't a problem when we arrived at 2p. The ranger at the front was friendly and waved us in when we told him our name and the site number we reserved. There was a car in our site when we pulled up, but our neighbors quickly moved it and joked that they thought they could have 2 spots. Our campsite backed up against the water. I would recommend trying to get a lake-side site, they're much nicer than the interior sites, many of which are next to swampy water. Verizon - DOWNLOAD: 46.08Mb/s, UPLOAD: 5.19Mb/s AT&T - DOWNLOAD: 14.60Mb/s, UPLOAD: 11.21Mb/s

4 years ago

Anonymous
Anonymous

Woodsy parking area on a lake near many things in Jackson. The park is very busy, lots of traffic coming and going. Sites were ok, but nothing special. The facilities were very old and not in the best of shape and not very clean. The laundry machines were also broken. There is a big bonus to the park that would bring us back again. It is on the nature trails of the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science. There are about 2 miles of very well marked trails. Plus you get to walk through the fabulous museum with tons of science exhibits, animals and history of the area. There are also many local restaurants and about any main stream shopping you might need very near by. We enjoyed the Fondren area very much.

4 years ago

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