Tombigbee State Park
264 Cabin DriveTupelo, MS 38804
(662) 842-7669
tombigbee@mdwfp.state.ms.us
Located just six miles south of Tupelo, Mississippi - Tombigbee State Park offers the finest in outdoor recreation opportunities minutes from one of Mississippi's premier shopping, dining and entertainment areas. Tupelo is the site of the bi-annual Tupelo Furniture Market; home of the Elvis Presley Birthplace; and the headquarters of the Natchez Trace Parkway.

Amenities
Located just six miles south of
Tupelo, Mississippi - Tombigbee State Park offers the
finest in outdoor recreation opportunities minutes
from one of Mississippi's premier shopping, dining and
entertainment areas. Tupelo is the site of the bi-annual Tupelo
Furniture Market; home of the Elvis Presley Birthplace; and the
headquarters of the Natchez Trace Parkway.
General Park Map
(PDF download)
Park Directions
Google Map Directions (Web Link)
Area Attractions
The following attractions are located within a short drive of
Tombigbee State Park. The park staff will be happy to provide you
with directions.
- Natchez Trace Parkway Visitors Center (Tupelo)
- Birthplace of Elvis Presley (Tupelo)
- Tupelo Buffalo Park and Zoo
- Tupelo Automobile Museum
- Tupelo Civil War Battlefield
- BancorpSouth Center/Coliseum
- Healthworks Kids Museum
- Tupelo Oren Dunn City Museum
- Tupelo Veterans Museum
- Barnes Crossing Mall
- Elvis Presley State Lake
- Lake Lamar Bruce State Lake
- Brices Crossroads Battlefield
- Trace State Park
Annual Events
February
Ice Bowl - Disc Golf Tournament
April
April Fool's Fling Disc Golf Tournament
Tupelo Azalea Festival
Tupelo Hot Air Ballon Festival
May
King of the Hills Triathlon
Tupelo Dudie's Diner Burger Festival
Tupelo Blue Suede Crouise
Gum Tree Arts Festival
Tupelo Film Festival
June
Tupelo Elvis Festival
July
"Rendevous in the Park" Dulcimer Festival
Tri-State Sportsman's Bonanza
September
Fall Classic Disc Golf
Tournament
October
Celebration Village
Developed
Camping
The campground features a loop of twenty paved
sites that are available for RV or tent camping. A bath house
with hot showers and laundry facilites is centrally located.
All sites are equipped with electricity and water hookups, eighteen
of which are also equipped with sewer. Each site is
furnished with a picnic table, grill, and fire ring for campers to
enjoy. A sewage dump station is also located nearby.
All are available for advance reservations and may be made up
to 24-months in advance.
Campground Map
(PDF download)
Primitive Camping
A scenic wooded area provides the ideal spot for
tent camping. The primitive camping area features sites with picnic
tables and barbeque grills. There is a seperate larger site within
the primitive camping area for scouts and similar
groups.
Vacation Cabins
Tombigbee features seven air-conditioned cabins
offering forest and lake views. Cabins are equipped with bed and
bath linens, basic kitchen equipment and feature fire places and
screened porches or patios. Pets are not allowed in the cabin area.
Reservations are strongly recommended and may be made up to
24-months in advance.
Group Camp
The group camp is designed to accommodate groups of 25 people or
more up to a maximum of 180 people. It features 2 air
conditioned and heated dorms, which will hold 90 people in each
one. Dorm guests must furnish their own bed linens and bath
accessories. Meals are served, cafeteria style, in the dining
hall. Fees are charged per person, per meal, and lodging per
night. Reservations are required up to 24-months in advance
and may be made by calling the park
office.
Visitor/Activity Building
The Visitor's center houses the park office and a
meeting and banquet room accommodating 100 people. Catering is
available. For specific information on facilities, seating
capacity, reservations and fees contact the park office
(662)842-7669.
Picnic Area/Shelter
The park's 37 lakeside picnic sites offer tables,
grills and scenic views of Lake Lee and the surrounding forest
area. Two large picnic pavilions provide the ideal spot for family
reunions, company picnics and school or church outings.
Pavilions are available by reservation up to 24-months by calling
the park office.
Nature Trail
Tree Trunk Trail is a 1.2 mile hike winding through forest and
along Lake Lee. Hikers can enjoy a closer look at
forest ferns, mosses, and other plant life as well as amphibians,
birds and small animals.
Playground
Playground equipment is centrally located in
the day use area, and features modern units with slides and
swings. Also in this area are old favorites such as monkey
bars and merry go rounds. A sand volleyball area and a
basketball goal are located nearby.
Playing Field
Multi-use open field is available for use by groups
for a game of football, baseball
or soccer. .
Boat Launching
Boat launch is available year round for park
guest who bring their boats to fish. Guest are asked to
observe trolling speed only limits. No skiing or jet skis are
permitted.
Fishing
Lake Lee is a 120 acre lake well stocked with
bass, bream, and catfish. A Mississippi fishing license is required
for all persons between the ages of 16 and 65. Licenses may be
purchased at the park office for a nominal fee.
Lake Lee Map (MDWFP
link)
Weekly Fishing Report (Feb./Nov. MDWFP link)
Fishing
License Information (MDWFP link)
Laundry Facilities
Laundry Facilities are available inside the
campground bathhouse.
Disc
Golf
Tombigbee has two disc golf courses.
Each is an 18 hole, par-three course. These courses wind
through the wooded hills of the park, and offer beautiful scenery
along with the challenge of the course. Courses are open to
the public free of charge, however, the daily entrance fee is
required. Discs may be rented or purchased at the park
office.
Tupelo Disc Golf
Association
Day Use
A day use entry fee is charged on a per vehicle
basis.







