Explore Wilkinson County
From waterfalls and forests to museums, historic homes, archaeological sites, festivals, and small-town history, Wilkinson County offers visitors a unique look at the natural and cultural heritage of southwest Mississippi.
Explore the attractions below as you plan your visit.
Clark Creek State Park & Natural Area
One of Wilkinson County's best-known outdoor attractions, Clark Creek features wooded hiking trails, steep terrain, scenic overlooks, and numerous waterfalls.
The natural area is located near Woodville and is operated by the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks.
Outdoor Recreation
Explore the hills, forests, wildlife, and outdoor destinations of Wilkinson County and southwest Mississippi.
Homochitto National Forest
The Homochitto National Forest extends across southwest Mississippi, including portions of Wilkinson County, and provides opportunities for outdoor recreation and wildlife viewing.
Explore Homochitto National ForestHarriswood Plantation
Harriswood Plantation is a private outdoor and hunting destination located in southwest Mississippi near the Tunica Hills.
Visit HarriswoodWilkinson County Park
Wilkinson County Park provides a local setting for outdoor recreation, community gatherings, and family activities.
Wilkinson County ParkMuseums & Local History
Wilkinson County Museum
Located in historic Woodville, the Wilkinson County Museum preserves documents, artifacts, photographs, and stories relating to the history of Wilkinson County.
Visit Historic WoodvilleWilkinson County African American Museum
The African American Museum is housed in the historic Branch Banking House in Woodville and preserves important stories and history connected with Wilkinson County's African American community.
Museum InformationCamp Van Dorn World War II Museum
Located in Centreville, the museum preserves the history of Camp Van Dorn and the thousands of soldiers who trained there during World War II.
Visit Camp Van Dorn MuseumHistoric Sites & Heritage
Rosemont Plantation
Rosemont is a historic home near Woodville associated with the Davis family and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Visit RosemontLessley Mound
Lessley Mound is a Native American platform mound dating to approximately A.D. 1100–1350 and is part of the Mississippi Mound Trail.
The archaeological site is located on private property and should be viewed only from the designated public pull-off.
Learn About Lessley MoundNational Register Historic Sites
Wilkinson County contains numerous buildings, historic districts, homes, and sites listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
View Wilkinson County ListingsHistoric Woodville
Woodville is one of Mississippi's oldest communities and contains a large National Register Historic District with historic homes, churches, public buildings, museums, and other sites.
Explore Historic WoodvilleCommunity Events & Downtown Woodville
Woodville Deer & Wildlife Festival
The Woodville Deer & Wildlife Festival has been a community event celebrating the area's outdoor heritage, local businesses, food, entertainment, and family activities.
Festival InformationWoodville Main Street
Explore downtown Woodville, local businesses, community activities, historic buildings, and preservation efforts in the County seat.
Woodville Main StreetDiscover Historic Woodville
The Woodville Civic Club maintains information about local museums, historic architecture, genealogy, historic properties, tourism, and the Woodville National Register Historic District.
Visitors interested in the history of Wilkinson County are encouraged to use Historic Woodville as a starting point when planning a trip.
Planning Your Visit: Hours, admission fees, trail conditions, tours, event dates, and access requirements may change.
Please check with the attraction or organization before traveling, especially for museums, historic homes, private properties, and outdoor areas.
Wilkinson County provides these links for visitor information and convenience. External attractions and organizations maintain their own schedules, policies, websites, and admission requirements.