All the Best Things to do in the Homochitto National Forest this Fall

Homochitto National Forest is a great day trip from Vicksburg, MS

For those outdoor enthusiasts who might be planning a road trip anytime soon, the Homochitto National Forest is an excellent destination for a mid-drive hike to stretch your legs and take in some of the most beautiful natural scenery in Southwestern Mississippi. This untouched forest spans nearly 200,000 acres near Natchez and offers fantastic hiking […]

Explore the Delta National Forest

Delta National Forest near our bed and breakfast in Vicksburg MS

Located in the Mississippi Delta region in the deep south, The Delta National Forest is a unique and fascinating natural area managed by the U.S. Forest Service. Spanning approximately 60,000 acres, it is the only bottomland hardwood forest in the National Forest System and offers fantastic recreational opportunities. The Delta National Forest has 19 multi-use […]

Ultimate List of Vicksburg Restaurants

local Vicksburg restaurants for fantastic meals

One of the best things to do on vacation is to discover new and fun places to eat! Thankfully, the selection of Vicksburg restaurants does not disappoint. You’ll have your pick from Southern favorites, including steaming bowls of house-made gumbo and shrimp and grits to elegant steak dinners and fresh seafood feasts. Service is always […]

The Vicksburg Civil War Museum & More

Vicksburg Civil War Museum and more things to do in Vicksburg

This small town on the Mississippi River is steeped in history, and the Vicksburg Civil War Museum is a place chronicling and preserving the past. This unique museum is owned by Charles Pendleton—the first African American to own a Civil War Museum. There’s plenty to discover about the American Civil War, particularly the campaign, siege, […]

Explore the Mississippi Petrified Forest & More this Fall

Mississippi Petrified Forest, couple enjoying a walk in the woods

For those seeking to connect with nature during their time in Vicksburg, MS, the Mississippi Petrified Forest is a relatively quick and scenic drive. It’s thought that this forest was formed over 36 million years ago when fir and maple logs washed down an ancient river channel and petrified over the centuries. It’s one of […]