Campgrounds of the South

Stayed here for three days on our way west. Not far from Gulfport proper and easy access to 90 for the scenic Mississippi Gulf Coast Drive. About 10 miles from Biloxi.
Easy access to I –10. Lots of shopping, malls and outlet stores nearby if that’s your thing.
Very friendly, helpful staff.
A bit noisy, as it is right next to the freeway, but with the heat outside and air conditioner running most the time, you don’t hear it.
Full hook ups with cable. Both pull through and back in sites.
Unfortunately while we were here there was flood watches and warnings the whole time. Pretty much constant rain, thunder and lightening.
The campground was soaked. The pull through sites were dry but getting to them and out of them meant driving through some huge puddles.
Bathrooms with showers were clean, okay. Not great. Heard there is a laundry room, but did not utilize it.
Great spot for an overnight, or if you plan on spending your days exploring the coast. Not a destination in itself.
They do accept Passport America.

Found this treasure in our Passport America book
Tonight of all nights we needed a pullthru as our toad is «dead“literally. The gentleman at the desk was very accommodating both on the phone and when we arrived. Our site is a Level concrete slab! The whole park is paved and well lite. I feel very safe here. We have wifi, cable, laundry and a clean comfort station — we stayed in this campground in our MH

Made a stop here on our way to Orlando. The staff was very friendly, the sites were clean, well maintained and we felt very safe. The $ 25 per night price was a bargain considering we had a large pull-​through site (#104) with concrete pad, full hook-​ups plus cable and Wi-​Fi. The campground is located just off by 10; VERY convenient for pass-​through travelers.