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Tishomingo State Park, nestled in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Located in northern Mississippi, this 1,100-acre park is a treasure trove of natural beauty, rich history, and exciting outdoor activities. Tishomingo State Park is located at 105 State Park Rd, in Tishomingo,  Mississippi. For more information, click here.

History In the early 19th century, the area was home to the Chickasaw Native American tribe, who revered the land for its spiritual significance. In 1935, the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) established the park, which was later named after the Chickasaw chief, Tishomingo. Today, the park proudly showcases its heritage through various historical markers and interpretive programs.

Amenities and Activities Visitors to Tishomingo State Park can enjoy a wide range of amenities and activities, including: –

Hiking and biking trails: Explore over 20 miles of trails, ranging from easy to challenging, that wind through forests, across streams, and to scenic overlooks. – Camping: Choose from 62 campsites, including RV and primitive sites, as well as primitive backcountry sites for the more adventurous. – Swimming: Cool off in the park’s swimming pool or take a refreshing dip in the natural spring-fed lake. – Fishing: Try your luck in the lake or stream, stocked with bass, catfish, and trout. – Picnicking: Enjoy a meal at one of the many picnic areas, equipped with grills, tables, and restrooms. – Playground: Let the kids burn off energy at the park’s playground, featuring modern equipment and a splash pad for hot summer days.

Points of Interest Don’t miss these unique attractions within the park: –

The Natchez Trace Parkway: This 444-mile scenic road passes through the park, offering stunning views and historical significance. – The Old Natchez Trace Trail: Follow in the footsteps of Native Americans, pioneers, and Civil War soldiers on this historic trail. – The Swinging Bridge: Take a thrilling walk across this suspension bridge, offering breathtaking views of the lake and surrounding forest. – The CCC Museum: Learn about the park’s history and the CCC’s contributions at this informative museum.

Overnight Lodging For those who want to immerse themselves in the park’s natural beauty, Tishomingo State Park offers various overnight lodging options: –

The Park Lodge: Enjoy comfortable rooms and suites, as well as a restaurant and meeting facilities. – Cabins: Choose from 16 fully furnished cabins, ranging from cozy one-bedroom units to spacious three-bedroom options. – Camping: Pitch a tent or park your RV at one of the many campsites, offering basic and primitive options.

In conclusion, Tishomingo State Park is a hidden gem in the heart of Mississippi, offering a unique blend of natural beauty, rich history, and exciting outdoor activities. Whether you’re a nature lover, history buff, or adventure seeker, this park has something for everyone. Come and discover the wonders of Tishomingo State Park for yourself.

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Lost Hill Lake is situated on 200 acres of picturesque woodlands along the Meramec River. While the primary purpose of the property is wedding and other special events, Lost Hill Lake is so much more ! Lost Hill Lake is located at 2300 Mill Hill Road in Saint Clair, Missouri, just 45 minutes outside St. Louis. For more information, click here.

On June 23rd from 10 AM to 3 PM the lake at Lost Hill Lake will be open for the public to come and enjoy! This is a perfect place to picnic, fish, swim, hike, kayak, or just chill with friends and family in this beautiful setting!

This fun in the sun event is just $10 admission and children 3 and under are free! Feel free to bring your cooler, pop up tent and even the family dog! 

Interested in spending the night? Lost Hill Lake has 6 cozy glamping (glamorous camping) units available. These charming glamping units are available year round and provide a very unique lodging option! These are perfect for weekends with friends or for a romantic getaway. These are available for overnight bookings by clicking here.

So if your looking for an exciting day of summer fun, Lost Hill Lake is where you need to be. Get your friends together, and mark your calendars for June 23rd!!

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Two spectacular canyons and 4 lakes make these amazing zip lining adventures one of a kind! The tour through the Big Cliff Canyon offers a world famous 1,100 foot zip all the way across Lost Spring Lake.  The Canyons Zipline and Adventure Park is located at 8045 NW Gainesville Rd, in Ocala, Florida. For more information, click here.

With four different zipline adventures to choose from, and an absolutely stunning setting, The Canyons Zipline and Adventure  Park is a bucket list worthy destination. This is easily one of the most beautiful zipline courses, I have see. Do yourself a favor and book this exciting adventure today!

Serenity Falls Cabin is located on 3 acres in the middle of a canyon with breathtaking views. The cabin is conveniently located on Hwy 11, half a mile from Torrent Falls, 4 miles from Natural Bridge State Park and a half of a mile from Red River Rock House restaurant, but is very secluded. Wifi, Netflix, Hulu and upgraded cable subscriptions included. Located in Campton, this cabin is in a rural area and on a river. The area’s natural beauty can be seen at Natural Bridge State Park and Red River Gorge Geological Area.  For more information or to check prices and availability, click here.

The cabin sits in the middle of a horseshoe shaped canyon. There are unique areas around the property to explore including multiple creeks, beautiful old trees and rock formations that can only be found in the Red River Gorge. This gorgeous vacation home can sleep up to 7 adults.

There is a seasonal waterfall that you can see from the porch. The waterfall runs in the Winter, Fall and Spring or after several days of hard raining. It is a 3 minute walk up to the cabin from the parking area, but it is well worth the seclusion and beauty of this cabin. There is a fire pit where you can cook over the fire, grill out on the charcoal grill, or cook in the newly remodeled kitchen. The cabin offers indoor or outdoor seating for meals and a large Charcoal grill for cooking. There are two Adirondack chairs situated under the canyon, which makes a relaxing spot for coffee in the morning, especially when it is raining. You can look out to the beautiful horse shoe canyon from the hot tub. This is truly a special, secluded cabin!

The cabin has 3 beds. One private master bedroom with a California King bed with a large hand made barn door. There is a loft containing two Queen beds divided by a wall. There is a nice sized couch for sleeping and extra comforters, blankets and pillows. The bathroom walls are made of 100 year old barn wood.

Comfortable beds, hardwood floors throughout the cabin, and a very efficient Woodstock wood stove. Firewood provided. Located in the woodshed in the parking area. At the time of this publication, I found available dates for around $200 per night.

You are welcome to bring your dog/dogs they will enjoy the vacation as much as you with all of the creeks and woods to play in! Check in is at 2pm. Check out is at 10am.

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