Clarkco State Park
Mississippi

Clarkco State Park

Mississippi
Available Activities
  • Hiking
  • Camping
  • Fishing
  • Picnicking
  • Disc Golf
  • Golfing

Mississippi Woodland Retreat With Lake Cabins and Full Amenities — 815 Acres of Pine and Hardwood Forest, 65-Acre Lake With Fishing for Largemouth Bass Bream and Channel Catfish, 43 Full-Hookup RV Campsites (Water Sewer Electric), 15 Primitive Tent Camping Sites, 20 Air-Conditioned Vacation Cabins With Lake Views and Private Fishing Piers, Splash Pad Water Feature, 18-Hole Disc Golf Course, Tennis and Pickleball Courts, Park Lodge With Camp Store, Nature Trails, 20 Miles South of Meridian Off US Route 45, Near Quitman Clarke County Mississippi

Clarkco State Park is an 815-acre state park near Quitman, Clarke County, Mississippi, about 20 miles south of Meridian off US Route 45, managed by the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks (MDWFP). The park features a 65-acre fishing lake stocked with largemouth bass, bream, and channel catfish, 43 developed RV campsites with full hookups (water, sewer, electric), 15 primitive tent camping sites in wooded settings, 20 air-conditioned vacation cabins with lake views and private fishing piers, a splash pad water play area for children, an 18-hole disc golf course through the woods, tennis and pickleball courts, nature trails through pine and hardwood forest, a park lodge with camp store, picnic areas with reservable covered pavilions, and a playground.

Clarkco is Mississippi’s most amenity-rich state park for families — the 20 lakefront cabins with air conditioning, full kitchens, and private fishing piers are a significant step above typical state park lodging. The 65-acre lake provides reliable bass and bream fishing year-round, and the private piers mean you can fish right from your cabin porch.

The splash pad and 18-hole disc golf course give families plenty to do beyond fishing, and the tennis/pickleball courts add active recreation options unusual for Mississippi state parks. The 815 acres of pine and hardwood woodland feel surprisingly remote despite the park’s proximity to Meridian and Interstate 20.

Things to Do

  • Fishing — 65-ac lake: bass, bream, catfish
  • Camping — 43 full-hookup RV + 15 primitive tent
  • Cabins — 20 A/C cabins with private fishing piers
  • Splash pad — children’s water play area
  • Disc golf — 18-hole woodland course
  • Tennis/Pickleball — courts available
  • Hiking — nature trails through forest

Park Information

FeatureDetails
LocationNear Quitman, Clarke County, MS (~20 mi S of Meridian)
Size815 acres
Lake65 acres — bass, bream, catfish
RV Sites43 — full hookup (W/S/E)
Tent Sites15 primitive — wooded
Cabins20 — A/C, kitchens, lake views, private piers
Managed ByMississippi DWFP
Coordinates32.0000° N, 88.6667° W

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Clarkco State Park have cabins?

Yes — Clarkco State Park near Quitman, Mississippi has 20 air-conditioned vacation cabins with full kitchens, lake views, and private fishing piers. The 815-acre park also offers 43 full-hookup RV campsites and 15 primitive tent sites, a 65-acre lake with bass, bream, and catfish, a splash pad, an 18-hole disc golf course, tennis and pickleball courts, nature trails, and a camp store. Located about 20 miles south of Meridian off US Route 45. Managed by Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks.

Last updated: May 2026

Sarah Mitchell

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Sarah Mitchell is an outdoor writer and trail researcher with over 8 years of experience exploring state parks across America. As the lead editor at AmericasStateParks.org, she has personally visited more than 200 parks in 42 states, logging thousands of trail miles and hundreds of campground nights. Sarah specializes in detailed park guides, accessibility information, and family-friendly outdoor planning. Her work focuses on helping first-time visitors feel confident and well-prepared for their state park adventures.

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Last updated: May 6, 2026

Park Location

Mississippi