Clear Creek (MS)

Site 29 nice shady, saw deer every morning. Great secluded campsites. Showers fair.

Site 29 nice shady, saw deer every morning. Great secluded campsites. Showers fair.

Entire campground grass needs mowing, restrooms/showers very dirt, campsites dirt and moss growing on picnic tables and entire area to cook out. Limbs laying on camp pass, areas for tents, mud and Moss no pea gravel .

Entire campground grass needs mowing, restrooms/showers very dirt, campsites dirt and moss growing on picnic tables and entire area to cook out. Limbs laying on camp pass, areas for tents, mud and Moss no pea gravel .

The campsites were clean, well-forested, and offered some privacy. The restrooms and (glorious hot-water!) showers seemed to be well-maintained (though they were inhabited by hundreds of millipedes crawling along the floor, which were not as welcoming--this is camping though, critters are present!). The sites are a short drive from Sardis Lake, which seemed beautiful. The sites are not a walking distance from the lake, unfortunately, which was unexpected and inconvenient. The town of Oxford is about a 20-minute drive from the camp, which made for a wonderful cool retreat after experiencing the early summer heat in town.

Very difficult to access and leave from due to multiple detours at least during my stay July 2020. DO NOT GO DOWN County Road 1087. That road was washed out and knee-deep in mud, overgrown tree branches. Ripped off my awning attachment and had to 4 wheel drive my trailer out ...damn near got stuck. Mud ripped off my Black tank handle. Etc etc. This road was recommended on 2 GPS apps for the detour....nightmare road. The actual campsite had Greenhouse Millipedes in the hundreds ( no exaggeration) in the bathroom. Campground needs some renovating as well. Showers were hot but the millipedes were a big negative when they were in such high numbers. Campground was quiet.... nice wooded area, sites were easy access , picnic tables etc. Lots of ticks but that isn't the camground's fault. I personally would not go back nor recommend to anyone but that's just my opinion and experience.

The campsites were clean, well-forested, and offered some privacy. The restrooms and (glorious hot-water!) showers seemed to be well-maintained (though they were inhabited by hundreds of millipedes crawling along the floor, which were not as welcoming--this is camping though, critters are present!). The sites are a short drive from Sardis Lake, which seemed beautiful. The sites are not a walking distance from the lake, unfortunately, which was unexpected and inconvenient. The town of Oxford is about a 20-minute drive from the camp, which made for a wonderful cool retreat after experiencing the early summer heat in town.

Very difficult to access and leave from due to multiple detours at least during my stay July 2020. DO NOT GO DOWN County Road 1087. That road was washed out and knee-deep in mud, overgrown tree branches. Ripped off my awning attachment and had to 4 wheel drive my trailer out ...damn near got stuck. Mud ripped off my Black tank handle. Etc etc. This road was recommended on 2 GPS apps for the detour....nightmare road. The actual campsite had Greenhouse Millipedes in the hundreds ( no exaggeration) in the bathroom. Campground needs some renovating as well. Showers were hot but the millipedes were a big negative when they were in such high numbers. Campground was quiet.... nice wooded area, sites were easy access , picnic tables etc. Lots of ticks but that isn't the camground's fault. I personally would not go back nor recommend to anyone but that's just my opinion and experience.