Three golf courses located at Mississippi's state parks are Quail Hollow at Percy Quin State Park in McComb, LeFleur's Bluff Golf Course in Jackson and Mallard Pointe at John W. Kyle State Park in Sardis. All three courses offer great golf at affordable prices. Water Visitors to Mississippi's state parks will find no shortage of aquatic fun. With thousands of acres of reservoirs, park-goers can ski, boat, fish and swim. John W. Kyle State Park features the 58,500-acre Sardis Reservoir.
Visitors can boat or enjoy swimming beaches on the Sardis Lower Lake.
Buccaneer State Park, located on the beach in Waveland, treats its visitors to a giant wave pool, which is open seasonally, and the best in Gulf fishing. Natchez Lake at Natchez State Park offers water sports and excellent fishing. Camping Camping opportunities are abundant in Mississippi, as 23 of 29 state parks offer some type of camping. Most parks accommodate recreational vehicles, and many have cabins ranging from rustic to modern. Legion State Park, two miles north of Louisville, features five rustic cabins and the 1930s Civilian Conservation Corps-constructed Legion Lodge, a Mississippi landmark.