Holly Springs National Forest

Holly Springs National Forest spans over 117,000 acres across Mississippi and offers a mix of recreational opportunities typical of USFS multiple-use lands in the region. The forest supports fishing in its waterways, dispersed camping, hiking and trail access, and hunting during designated seasons. Scenic driving is accessible year-round on forest roads, and wildlife viewing is possible throughout the property.

Visit during spring through fall for the most reliable access and comfortable conditions. Winter weather can occasionally affect road conditions and camping comfort. The forest is managed by the U.S. Forest Service and welcomes day-use and overnight visitors seeking a low-key outdoor experience.