Wall Doxey State Park

We only stayed one night but found the campsite very friendly. It is an older campsite but has a lot of character. We stayed in the old part at the front but at the back of the campsite behind the park are RV spots in amongst loads of trees. It was a bit like the film Blair Witch ha ha but really has a great deal of character. We didn't really use the facilities but noticed they were very clean and warm. They have a washing machine which was great we stayed on site 62 which was quiet level. Highly recommend this park. 

I would give this location three out of five stars. It is nice that it has electric and warm showers. 

I asked to be put near the restrooms, and although there were at least three open sites available immediately next to them, they put me allll the way in the back along the outer circle next to the playground. as a solo, female traveler (without kids for the playground) I would have felt more secure being right next to the bathrooms at night, and ultimately did not want to use the bathrooms after dark since it was such a long walk away. I am not sure if the spots upfront were reserved for long-term residents only? There were at least five campers there where it was obvious they had been parked for at least a month or two. 

The bathrooms were very clean upon my arrival; however, it was obvious that someone had been smoking in them during their morning poop lol.

Lastly, park staff drive around frequently.. I saw them many times during the 24 hours I was here. Some of them were even leaf blowing this Friday morning. Yet, there was a decent amount of trash surrounding many of the campsites, so I do wish they would clean up a bit after each campsite.

Overall, it was a decent camp stay for one evening, but for $38 I probably would find somewhere else next time

Make sure you read about this place. One site has it as a 1 star. Another as 2 stars. Believe me it’s a 1 star. Some RV sites don’t even show it has another camping area. Which we didn’t know. We stayed at #50. OMG BAD, we got in the junk yard of the park. It’s dirty and nasty place. Trash everywhere. All people staying around us were living there with there dogs and dog houses. The camp hosts had dogs that barked all day until dark. You can’t fish like they say. All the trails are gone and growled up in trees & brush. Building falling in. We have stayed in a lot of MS state parks but this one doesn’t even deserve a star. 

Had one night here and it was so peaceful. Very easy to come into. Honor system. Really big and woodsy.

We did not have this park planned in our trip but we were super happy we stumbled across it. We called ahead to check for openings and the staff was extremely friendly. They held a spot for us and when we got there we parked then met them in the office to set ip payment. All of the staff working in this park were so kind and as we walked around the park we were welcomed by many of the visitors staying there. Many playgrounds, kid friendly, and really spacious. This park is GREAT for long walks, lots of places to explore along with a 60 acre lake for fishing ect.. they had many bathroom/shower facilities and one laundry facilities (one washer/dryer). Dryer didn’t dry TOO great but it did the job. This place was awesome and we 100% will visit again. 

Looking for a place to nap on our way west and just happened on this pretty place. Ranger told us the rare Snappy Sync fireflies were in season so we stayed the night. What a show! The “Old Campground” has water and electric, mostly level sites (ours was not), and new bathhouse interior. 

Nice, spacious level campsites.  Water and electric hookups. I didn’t have to use leveling system. I stayed in a Class C motorhome. Very convenient to the Highway but you don’t what highway noise. Also has cabins there. Hiking and fishing. Restrooms were closed. Nice ranger presence they were on site. Only stayed one night but would definitely stay again if in the area. 

We stayed here for a night on our trip west. It's a beautiful spot but the facilities in the park look like they've been neglected for years. We stayed in the Old Front Loop where the bath house was closed and abandoned. The closest one was a good half mile away, although there was a working restroom nearby.

The trails are overgrown and the docks on the lake are rotting. It was sad to see.

May 25, 2021 We had stayed here once before in 2017. Here again, just passing through. Potentially a great place.  I don't think Mississippi gives much money for upkeep. Bathrooms and shower really, really need upgrading. Doesn't seem to have campground host to clean the only facility.  Steve and Rose, Greenville SC Senior cost $13 with electricity. 

Pretty little state park. Sites are nice and level. I stayed in the old campground. There’s a new campground too with more sites just down the hill from the old campground (the old one is the first one you come too right off the highway). I walked down there and it’s nice. The dump station is conveniently located between the two campgrounds. There’s also a tent only campground. There’s a lake, hiking trail that goes around the lake, fishing piers, a disk golf course and cabins available. There are some signs of wear and tear. Hard to know if it’s neglected or just feeling the effects of Covid 19 repair delays (an example of this would be my picnic table and the one in the site next to mine were unusable due to missing wooden bench and warped tops. 


Right off Hwy 7 so you can hear road noise (log trucks , 18-wheelers) while you’re outside the RV during the day but it isn’t bad and you cannot hear at night. 

Easy access from Route 7. Our site was in a section called New Campground, but there was nothing new about it.  Parts of road have frost heaves and you cannot use any picnic tables anywhere - covered with mold and mushrooms. Our site was level with 1/2 blacktop and 1//2 concrete pad. Sites are well spaced, but the park was nearly empty.  Facilities are old and not usable. Bathroom not up to standard. Stayed 2 nights and that was more than enough. 

Arrived late due to flat tire was easy to find.   Little hard parking in dark but was nice to having electricity and had nice bathroom and hot showers.

We could only spend one night, unfortunately, so I can comment on available activities, etc.   Spots we nicely spaced out, clean, and quiet.  The nearby road was unheard by is and we slept wonderfully.
The bathrooms were what I would consider unusable.  Spiders everywhere and I couldn't guess when the trash was last emptied out or the showers and sinks cleaned.

We arrived for a one night stay in June around 7pm. The park was quiet, well-kept, and well appointed. There was plenty of room between campsites and there are playgrounds scattered throughout for kids. The bathhouse was older but clean. We would stay here again for sure!

Inexpensive, stop over. Had tv antenna reception. Honor system, told to find site with no reserve on post. 

Very nice state park with a lake and wooded area. Bathrooms are rustic and outdoorsy. 
Google has the wrong address for it. 
Go to this location instead of the other one listed.
Wall Doxey State Park Lake Dam, Holly Springs, MS 38635

Nice spots, I don't think there are any pull through spots. Inner circle spots are best because there was less brush but very tall trees everywhere. There is a laundry which is helpful. $13 for over age 65, $18 normal price. 

This park has everything you need - lake, boat ramp, cabins, campgrounds in the woods, picnic areas with playgrounds, nice restrooms. Very nice park.