Mississippi is full of history and natural beauty – and you can find both at Golden Memorial State Park. Tucked away in the small town of Walnut Grove, the park is a bit off the beaten path but completely worth the trek.

Golden Memorial State Park is located at 2104 Damascus Road in Walnut Grove.
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The secluded park is the perfect place to spend some time outdoors.
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A pristine spring-fed lake is the centerpiece of Golden Memorial State Park.
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The 15-acre lake is stocked with catfish, channel catfish, bass, and bream, making for great fishing.
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Another highlight of the park is Loblolly Trail, which features the 2nd largest loblolly tree in the state. There are also several nature trails.

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Aside from natural beauty, the park is full of history.
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Golden Memorial State Park was once the site of a post Civil War era one-room schoolhouse. A commemorative marker stands in the school’s original location.
Turn your day trip into a mini-vacation by camping at Golden Memorial State Park.
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The park has 6 waterfront tent sites.
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Primitive camping not for you? There are also 8 RV campsites and 2 cabins at the park.
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Ready to visit Golden Memorial State Park? For more information on this amazing park, including directions and rates, click here.

Looking for more hidden state parks? Check out “10 Little Known State Parks In Mississippi To Make Your Summer Unforgettable.“

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