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You'll find plenty to do with miniature golf, playgrounds, sailing, swimming, skiing and fishing on Pickwick lake. Park facilities include a visitor center, conference room, marina, boat launch and picnic pavilions. Make your reservations to visit JP Coleman State Park and explore Mississippi's amazing outdoors.
Visitors experience unmatched sailing, swimming, skiing, and fishing for smallmouth bass in the sparkling waters of Pickwick Lake, and enjoy camping and exploring in the untamed wilderness along the banks of the Tennessee River. now! Day use and overnight camping. Find and learn more about J.P. Coleman State Park...
Here's all of the available lodging at JP Coleman. Select the map or calendar view below. JP Coleman also offers campsite, day-use pavilion and Tentrr® reservations. Review lodging reservation policies here.
Campsites at JP Coleman State Park. The park offers 69 RV campsites with 11 premium sites along the waterfront. The campsites feature full hook-ups, picnic tables and grills. 9 primitives campsites that overlooking Indian Creek are available. All of the primitives sites are walk up only.
Primitive camping, 69 RV parking pads, 23 cabins and a 19 unit motel provide a wide variety of experiences at the park, which is located on the shores and bluffs of Pickwick Lake. For RV campers, a dump station is onsite. Campers also have picnic shelters, rest rooms and a laundry facility.
Coleman State Park offers superlative views of Pickwick Lake. A nice RV campground, hotel, and cabins are all with views of the water. Marina is picturesque.
J.P. Coleman State Park, located on a rocky bluff with views of the Tennessee River, offers the finest of water sports activities and outdoor adventures. Visitors can enjoy sailing, swimming, skiing, and fishing for Smallmouth bass in the waters of Pickwick Lake.
J.P. Coleman State Park is a state park in the U.S. state of Mississippi. It is located ten miles (16 km) north of Iuka off Mississippi Highway 25, on the banks of the Tennessee River and Pickwick Lake. The park is named for James P. Coleman, a former governor of Mississippi. [1]
Perched on a rocky bluff overlooking the Tennessee River, J.P. Coleman State Park offers the finest in all types of water sports. Visitors experience unmatched sailing, swimming, skiing, and fishing for Smallmouth bass in the sparkling waters....
Nestled in the hills of northern Mississippi, J.P. Coleman State Park is a nature lover’s paradise. With over 2,000 acres of rolling hills and pristine lakes, this park offers a variety of outdoor activities for visitors of all ages.