Secluded Lakeview Camp at Clarkco State Park

Summary: Just off Hwy 45, 30 miles south of Meridian, Clarkco State park is situated on 815 acres of gently rolling woodlands. Campers can participate in many outdoor activities including boating, fishing, and hiking. Explore the 5-mile nature trail and enjoy Ivy Lake, a beautiful body 65-acre body of clear blue water that is a perfect destination for paddlers and anglers. There is a boat launch and Ivy Lake offers good fishing year-round. The lake is stocked with largemouth bass, bluegill, and channel catfish. Clarkco also features a 9-hole disc golf course and swimming beach. This well-maintained park also has a 4.5 star, "Excellent" rating on Trip Advisor. The Watchtower A campsite is located approximately 1 mile from the park entrance and features a view of Ivy Lake. It is a hike-in site. Your campsite features a 10 x 12 platform tent with a queen bed as well as a pop-up tent that can accommodate 4 additional campers. A picnic table, firepit and two Adirondack chairs are also included. Campers will have access to modern bathhouses for showers and restroom facilities. The Space: Ready-to-go camping in a convenient yet unspoiled location near the Mississippi-Alabama state line. Other Things to Note: - Pack your own food, water, firewood, bedding, bug spray and flashlights - There is no electricity, AC, or heater at your Tentrr site, pack accordingly - Anything you pack in, you must pack out. This is "leave no trace" camping and all sites will be inspected for cleanliness and damages before the next camper - All trash MUST be deposited in the designated trash receptacle that is labeled on the map.Please notes : If you do not follow this rule, you will be charged a cleaning fee of at least $50 - Pets are allowed. Please keep all pets on leashes(we recommend 6 ft), and DO NOT let your pets near or swim in any bodies of water. - Please remember to respect and keep your distance from our wildlife in the park. Feeding any wildlife is prohibited. Be aware and watch all surrounding areas when going off trail.