Lake Lincoln State Park RV & Campground Guide
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Located in Lincoln County, Mississippi, Lake Lincoln State Park features dogwood, magnolia, pine, hardwood, and loblolly trees. Its location near the 550-acre Lake Lincoln makes it an ideal destination for water activities like jet skiing, swimming, fishing, boating, and beachcombing. The park is open all year, and visitors can have fun hiking, playing volleyball, golfing, and holding events for families and groups. Outside of the park, you can shop and dine in the nearby cities of Brookhaven and Pearl, MS. The RV campsites inside the park are usually packed to capacity during the camping season between mid-May and mid-August, so make sure to plan your trip in advance.
Spring 48-84 F
Summer 70-93 F
Fall 45-88 F
Winter 37-61 F
RV Resorts & Campsites in Lake Lincoln State Park
With an RV, you can enjoy the comfort as you would at home as you explore the natural beauty of the park. If you do not have an RV, you can rent one today at RVshare.
Lake Lincoln State Park Campground
The Lake Lincoln State Park Campground features 71 campsites with concrete pads, charcoal grills, and concrete picnic tables. The campsites are in two loops – the east loop has 22 sites with full hookups while the north loop has 49 sites with electric hookups. The sites accommodate big rigs, allowing you to park an 82-foot-long RV. You can make reservations any time of the year through the park’s online system. The park allows monthly camping for those who want to stay longer. Nightly rates start at $15.
Water hookup: Yes
Electrical hookup: Yes
Sewer hookup: Yes for 22 sites
Wi-Fi: No
Pet-friendly: Yes
Other amenities: Dump station, shower, restrooms, laundry facilities, playground
Lincoln Civic Center RV Park
The Lincoln Civic Center RV Park is only 6 miles from Lake Lincoln State Park. There are 39 full hookup RV sites, each offering 1,500 square feet of space, which is sufficient for big rig RVs. All roads leading to the campsites are paved for easy parking. You will get one of the professionals at the campground to escort you to the site. At the site, you get access to restrooms, showers, a self-service RV wash, an archery range, and Wi-Fi any time of the day. The Lincoln Civic Center building accommodates many functions, such as theater performances and group meetings. Nightly rates start at $22.
Water hookup: Yes
Electrical hookup: Yes
Sewer hookup: Yes
Wi-Fi: Yes for 30 sites
Pet-friendly: Yes
Other amenities: Dump station, wheelchair access ramps,
Atwood Water Park
Located in Monticello, MS, which is 15 miles from Lake Lincoln State Park, Atwood Water Park has 22 pull-through sites for RV and tent camping. Inside the park is a large pavilion for group activities. There is also a boat ramp to Pearl River, tennis courts, and a playground for more fun activities. The town of Monticello is only 1 mile away. You can bring in your pets as long as you keep them on a leash and pickup after them.
Water hookup: Yes
Electrical hookup: Yes
Sewer hookup: No
Wi-Fi: No
Pet-friendly: Yes
Other amenities: Dump station, showers, restrooms
What to Do at
Lake Lincoln State Park
Inside Lake Lincoln State Park
Lake Lincoln State Park offers a large sandy beach where visitors can swim, boat, fish, and engage in watersports. The large trees and trails in the park make it a great destination for hikers. During winter, you can still enjoy fishing and hiking, but disc golf is the most common activity.
How to Get to
Lake Lincoln State Park
Lake Lincoln State Park is located in the northeast corner of Lincoln County. From I-55, take Exit 42, and head towards Brookhaven. Drive to Union St. Ext NE, and turn left to US-51/Hwy 51. Follow US-51, and then turn right to Sunset Road NE, where you will find Lake Lincoln State Park. Lake Lincoln State Park is located at 2573 Sunset Road NE, Wesson, MS 39191.
Entering Lake Lincoln State Park
Lake Lincoln State Park Per person ages 13+ : $10.0
Lake Lincoln State Park Per person ages 6-12 : $6.0
Lake Lincoln State Park Per person ages 0-6 : $0.0
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Frequently Asked Questions About Lake Lincoln State Park
The best time to visit Lake Lincoln State Park is in spring and summer. During these seasons, the weather at Lake Lincoln State Park is perfect for various recreational activities, such as swimming, fishing, and hiking.
At Lake Lincoln State Park, the summers are hot and dry, but the winters are mild and rainy. The park generally does not get below freezing or above 85 F.
The state park is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including deer, bald eagles, and many different types of birds. You can also spot beavers, muskrats, otters, and red squirrels in the park’s marshes.
Pets are welcome at Lake Lincoln State Park. They must be kept on a leash or in a fenced area. Pets are not permitted in the buildings, at the swimming beach, or in the park lodge.
All of the visitor centers in the park are accessible to wheelchairs, and there is an accessible restroom at each one. There are also several trails that are wheelchair accessible.