Address

18417 MS-613, Moss Point, MS 39562, USA

Phone

(228) 826-5330

+1 228-826-5330

Website

Coordinates

30.61448, -88.48959

Age Suitability

Suitable for children ages 2-12, with separate areas for toddlers (2-5) and older children (5-12)

Equipment Available

Slides, swings (including bucket swings for toddlers), climbing structures, monkey bars, merry-go-round, and spring riders

Shaded Areas

Several large trees provide natural shade over portions of the playground, plus a few covered picnic areas nearby

Seating For Parents

Multiple benches around the playground perimeter and picnic tables in adjacent areas

Restroom Availability

Public restrooms available near the playground area, maintained regularly

Drinking Fountains

Two drinking fountains available, one standard and one accessible height

Fencing

Partial fencing around playground area, not completely enclosed

Surface Material

Engineered wood fiber (mulch) in play areas with rubberized surfaces under swings and slides

Ada Accessibility

Accessible paths to playground and some adaptive equipment, though not all play structures are fully accessible

Cleanliness Maintenance

Regular maintenance schedule with daily trash collection and weekly equipment inspection

Nearby Parking

Free parking lot with approximately 50 spaces, including designated accessible spots

Pet Policy

Dogs allowed in park areas but must be leashed; not permitted in playground area

Bike Racks

Two bike rack stations available near playground entrance

Nearby Food Options

Picnic areas with grills; no concession stands but several restaurants within a 10-minute drive

Sports Areas

Baseball fields, basketball courts, and a small soccer field in the park

Walking / Biking Trails Nearby

Paved walking trail (approximately 1 mile) circles the park

User Submitted Photos

Numerous photos show children enjoying the equipment, particularly the climbing structures and swings

Recent Reviews

Recent comments praise the cleanliness and variety of equipment, though some mention it gets crowded on weekends

Crowd Levels

Moderate usage on weekdays, heavier on weekends and during summer months

Special Events

Occasional community events use the park facilities, including seasonal festivals and holiday celebrations

Entrance Fee

Free admission to park and playground

Space For Groups

Suitable for small to medium groups; pavilions nearby can be reserved for parties

Nature Connection

Natural setting with mature trees, grass areas, and some native plant landscaping

Noise Level

Moderate noise during peak hours; quieter on weekday mornings

Aesthetic Design

Traditional playground design with some natural elements incorporated; maintained but not recently updated

Security Presence

Occasional county park staff patrols; no dedicated security personnel

Rules Restrictions

Standard park rules apply: no alcohol, no glass containers, children must be supervised, park closes at dusk

First Aid Availability

No permanent first aid station; park staff have basic first aid training during staffed hours

Community Activities

Occasional organized activities for children during summer months; community gathering spot for local families

Social Interaction

Design encourages parallel play and social interaction among children; popular meeting place for local parents

Eco Friendly Practices

Basic recycling bins available; native plants used in some landscaping areas

Renewable Energy

Standard grid electricity; no special renewable energy features

Walkability Bike Access

Limited sidewalk access from surrounding neighborhoods; most visitors arrive by car due to rural location