| Nestled
among pine covered hills you will find a cool, twelve acre
spring-fed lake, which offers a variety of recreation opportunities
for everyone. Camping, swimming, fishing and picnicing are
available at the lake and four mountain bike and hiking trails
begin within the recreation area. |
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22
units with hookups for water and electricity (50 AMP) |
Pavilion
(reservation required) |
22
primitive campsites, picnic sites, and a group site |
| Day
Use Fees:
Cars
& Trucks: $3.00/vehicle
Golden
Age & Golden Access: $1.50
Commercial
Vehicles, Walk-ins & bicycles: $1.00/person
Golden
Age & Access: $.50/person |
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| Camping
Fees:
Campsite
without hookups $7.00
Golden
Age & access: $3.50
Campsite
with hook-ups $13.00
Golden
Age & Access: $9.50 |
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Our Historic
Pavillion: Built by the Civilian Conservation Corps
in the 1930's
Cooking
facilities: grill & electrical hookups
Benches
and tables
Fireplace
Reservations:
0-50 people $40.00/day. 51-100 $80.00/day Call 601-384-5876 |
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Secluded
group camping site:
hookups
for water and electricity,
capacity
for 25-30 people.
table,fire
ring, cooking station under a covered shelter.
Reservations:
$40.00/day |
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>Swimming
is allowed between March 1 and September 30. A roped off swimming
area is available but there is no lifeguard on duty.
>An
area with swings and a playground equipment is located near
the lake |
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- Trails
beginning from Clear Springs Campground
Accessibility
This area has steep terrain. The roads within the recreation area
are paved with slopes greater than 8%. Fully accessible cement access
routes connect the parking area, pavilion, amphitheater and restrooms.
There are no accessible routes to the beach or fishing areas. The
bathhouses are fully accessible. Some accessible campsites and accessible
parking spaces are available.
Location/Direction
Clear Springs is 4 miles south of US Hwy 84. It is 35 miles west
of Brookhaven and 32 miles east of Natchez. It is 5 miles west of
Meadville on Hwy. 84; turn south on Clear Springs Road (County Road
104), go 4 miles to the recreation area entrance
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