Hattiesburg / Okatoma River KOA

The Hattiesburg Zoo, as well as tennis courts, playgrounds, and walking trails, are all located inside this 40-acre park.

The Greater Pinebelt Community Foundation spearheaded this initiative. The Foundation's mission is to build communities by linking charitable-minded individuals with projects that are important to them.

The Hub City Humane Society is dedicated to caring for homeless, neglected, and abused animals with compassion. We were fortunate in obtaining No-Kill designation, making us one of the few No-Kill shelters in Mississippi. We endeavor to provide the best possible care for our community's homeless and abandoned pets.

Over 800 acres of camping, swimming, boating, fishing, and other activities are available at this state park with lake.

We have room for dogs of all sizes, so don't worry. Do you require a separate area for your children to run around in? We've got you covered. Come check out the park's modest dog-only zone. We are really excited to see you!

South Mississippi's premier jogging, biking, hiking, and equestrian route is the Longleaf Trace. It's a lovely 44-mile linear park that runs from Hattiesburg (elevation 220') to Prentiss (336'), passing via Sumrall (290'), Bassfield (460'), and Carson. The trail is 10 feet wide and paved, and it is a Rails-to-Trails conversion.