KOA Journey campgrounds offer the perfect oasis after a day on the road. Whether it’s along the way or a quick getaway, they’ve got you covered. Located near the highways and byways of North America with long Pull-thru RV Sites, they deliver convenience to the traveling camper. Pull in, ease back and take a load off.
KOA Journey campgrounds offer the perfect oasis after a day on the road. Whether it’s along the way or a quick getaway, they’ve got you covered. Located near the highways and byways of North America with long Pull-thru RV Sites, they deliver convenience to the traveling camper. Pull in, ease back and take a load off.
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Calling all country music fans! Take a trip to the Jimmie Rodgers Museum in Meridia and step into the story of the “Father of Country Music” himself. This spot's brimming with memorabilia—from vintage guitars to photographs that trace his journey from humble beginnings to legendary status. Even if you're new to country tunes, it's easy to catch Rodgers' spirit as you explore all the artifacts and recordings that shaped the genre. Come on by, soak up the musical magic, and get to know the man who set the stage for so many country artists to com
1200 22nd Ave
Meridian, MS 39301
Just a scenic 20-minute drive from your KOA campsite, Dunn's Falls Park offers a serene escape into Mississippi's natural and industrial heritage. Centered around a 65-foot waterfall and historic gristmill, this hidden gem invites you to unwind, explore, and reconnect with the outdoors.
What You'll See & Do
6890 Dunns Falls Rd
Enterprise, MS 39330
A quick 15-minute cruise west of Meridian East / Toomsuba KOA Journey lands you in downtown Meridian at the MSU Riley Center, home to the fully restored Grand Opera House (1889)—a 950-seat Victorian jewel that dazzles audiences and architecture buffs alike. After sitting dark for 79 years, the theater re-opened in 2006 following a $25 million facelift and now anchors the city's cultural renaissance.
Why It's a Must-Do:
Parking: Free street parking nights/weekends; use the 22nd Ave. garage for big events
Accessibility Elevator to all floors, assisted-listening devices available
Pro tip: Snag balcony seats for ornate railing views, then pop across the street to the Threefoot Hotel's rooftop bar for post-show city lights.
Whether you're catching a Grammy-winner or touring the ornate hall, the Grand Opera House adds a splash of elegance to your RV getaway.See you back at the campfire—encore stories welcome!
2200 5th St
Meridian, MS 39301
Step back in time and explore one of Meridian's most iconic landmarks just a short drive from your campsite. The Soule Feed Works, built around 1900, is the last surviving wood-frame feed mill of its kind in the United States. Nestled at the western trailhead of the Meridian Rail Trail, this weathered red structure stands as a testament to the city's rich railroad and agricultural past.
What You'll See & Do
1808 4th Street
Meridian, MS 39301
Looking for a dose of authentic Mississippi history without straying far from your campsite? Make the five-minute hop from Meridian East / Toomsuba KOA Journey to the Simmons-Wright Company, a brick-fronted general store that's been welcoming travelers since 1884 and is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places.Why You'll Love It
Payments: Cash & cards accepted; bring a little cash for quick grabs at the counter
Tip: Arrive hungry—dessert (often homemade cobbler) is included with most lunch plates.
Happy exploring! Safe travels and we'll see you back at the campfire tonight.
5493 Hwy 11/80
Kewanee, MS 39364
Lake Tom Bailey is currently closed for repairs to its dam. This posting is here to ensure guests avoid scheduling Tom Bailey into their plans.
Bonita Lakes Park is a 3,300-acre City Park located just off the interstate at exit 154. It's a quiet, lightly developed place for paddling, fishing, hiking, mountain biking, exercising, picnicking, or just listening to the birds and feeling the sun on your face. You can even bring your dog (with a leash) or your horse: over 20 miles of equestrian trails wind through the trees and along the lakes. In the Nature Trails, you can hike or bike on the 7-mile loop of trails around the 3 man-made lakes. The trails are dog-friendly (leash required).
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