Wall Doxey Campground

About

Wall Doxey State Park is a 854-acre Mississippi state park nestled in the rolling hills of Marshall County, just seven miles south of Holly Springs and approximately 40 miles from Memphis, Tennessee. The park is centered around a picturesque 60-acre spring-fed lake that offers excellent fishing for bass, bream, and catfish, as well as swimming at the designated beach area and pedal boat rentals. The campground is divided into two main loops with 64 developed campsites featuring water and electrical hookups, picnic tables, and grills at each site. For tent campers, 17 wooded primitive sites provide a more rustic experience with water and restroom facilities within walking distance. Modern bathhouses with hot showers serve both camping areas, and a central sewage dump station is available for RVs. Laundry facilities and firewood are also available on-site. Beyond camping, the park offers nine air-conditioned cabins with lake or forest views, a 3.2-mile nature trail, disc golf course, and a group camp facility accommodating up to 104 people. The park's proximity to the Holly Springs National Forest and historic downtown Holly Springs provides additional recreational and cultural opportunities.

Directions

From I-22/US-78, take the Holly Springs/Highway 7 North exit. Turn left off the ramp at the light onto Highway 7 North and travel 22 miles. The park entrance will be on the left. The park is located at 3946 Highway 7 South, Holly Springs, MS 38635.