RV Camping at Little Black Creek Campground in Lumberton, Mississippi

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RV Camping at Little Black Creek Campground in Lumberton, Mississippi
Hey folks, check out this video review of our stay at Little Black Creek Campground in Lumberton Mississippi located south of Hattiesburg, Mississippi and west of I-59. Little Black Creek Campground is a good place to go camping, canoeing, biking, fishing, disc golf and even spend some time at the beach or swimming. This campground rents canoes, flatboats with troll motors and golf carts. The sites are relatively level asphalt pads with wooden decks, solid tables and a place to grill. Most sites have 20/30/50A electrical connections with water and sewer hook-ups. There are several bathhouses in the campground. Full hook-up sites are $36 per night and the sites with no sewer hook-ups are $33 per night. Its a nice family friendly place to spend some quality time.
We enjoyed our walk on the nature trail, biking around the campground and we especially enjoyed canoeing on the lake. Check out the video and tell us what you think and let us know if you've stayed at Little Black Creek.

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Happy Trails & Happy Camping!

Mike and Angel

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Copyright free music used in this video is from Epidemic Sound:

“Happy Cows,” JF Gloss
“I Remember Well,” Cody Francis
“Come Out and Play,” Plain Strolls
“Morning Hike,” Lindsey Abraham
“Don’t Waste My Time,” Victor Lindbergh
“Today Is A Good Day To Live,” John T. Graham
“Every Golden Ray Of Sun,” The Undertowns
“All Those Things We Did Back Then,” Wildflowers