Clearwater RV Park

Levi Sumrall

My brother lives there. Very nice quiet place

Lisa Hall

We were told about this hidden gem by a friend of ours who recently stayed there. This is truly a resort. This was the first time with our newer, bigger rig; we gave the resort a heads up that we were coming in with our new rig, we were escorted to our site AND helped to back in - he even checked with us to be sure we knew how to unhitch! The resort was quiet and peaceful, we did have visitors though - ducks, adorable! If you don’t want to cook, there are phenomenal little places all around that will treat you like family. Bottom line is that 5 starts doesn’t do this resort, or it’s owner justice - there should be a whole constellation of stars for this review.

Sue Wyatt

This park is out in the country. The roads are okay except for a couple of low hanging branches which we dodged. No matter when I called, the owner always answered the phone - which is a nice surprise. When we pulled in no one was in the office but the owner showed up as soon as we called him (see, he still answered his phone :) ). After checking us in, he led us to our site. Good thing as it was a little hairy with some tight turns and a couple of straggling branches. We had a back in site that was a bit tricky to get into, and the owner helped us get it done. We had to park our car sideways to fit it the spot. The sites and interior roads are gravel. There is a fair amount of grass intrusion into the gravel in the sites, and they could be a bit muddy if it rains. Our site was not level but the levelers were able to handle the job. The utilities are in the back so they are a little far away. Sites are close together and most are seasonally occupied. The WII FI was minimally helpful. Verizon was 4g 1-2 bars. Satellite would work in some sites. There is a nice pond with some ducks, and a farm with horses right next door. Except for the occasional souped up truck, it was pretty quiet. We stayed overnight and would stay again.

Jeff Cambridge

I’m sitting on the wide, 100-foot-long porch at Clearwater RV Park that looks out onto a pasture where horses graze with the sunrise in my view as it crests the magnificent pines. Mourning doves and bob-whites serenade. Solitude is the best word to describe my month-long stay at this beautiful and well-maintained park. I highly recommend this family-owned and operated park situated 40 minutes from Bay St. Louis, MS, with the best beach, restaurants, and bars having a coastal view, 30 minutes to Slidell, LA for city shopping, entertainment, and restaurants, and 20 minutes to Picayune, MS for groceries. The park is on a minimally used, well-paved road with direct access to highways and I-59. It is nestled within the pines and oaks and is graced with a tranquil pond and ducks that eat all pestering insects; I was bothered by none. Every day the owner tends to the operations, and groundskeepers keep the area well-groomed. The bath house and laundry facility were clean and well maintained. Suppose you desire solitude but convenient access to amenities. In that case, this is an excellent pick for the winter season, a monthly stay, a weeklong vacation, a getaway weekend, or an overnight stay in the two pull-throughs reserved for such. Five stars!