Located on Mississippi's beautiful Sioux Bayou, this 180-acre resort is just minutes away from discovering the "Playground of the South" -- from 26 miles of sugar-white beaches to non-stop action in 12 nearby casinos. Amid great fishing, sophisticated shopping, delectable cuisine, and championship golf courses as well as cultural, historical and arts attractions, the Golden Gulf Coast area has it all and more. So much to do ... so little time!

1600 Indian Point Pkwy. Gautier, MS 39553 (228) 497-1011 or Toll Free (866) 497-1011

Campsites:
  39 - 50 amp power, water, sewage, cable, and WiFi
  72 - 30 amp power, water, sewage, cable, and WiFi
  35 - 30 amp, power, water, and sewage
  31 - 30 amp, power and water
   09 - Overflow sites - 30 amp power, water, and cable

Rental Units:
  12 cabins - sleeps 4 Adults
    4 cabins - sleeps 2 Adults
   Woodall Rating - 5W Park

Amenities Include:

 Basketball Hoop
 Boat Dock & Launch
 Club House
 Family Lodge
 Fishing Pier & Cleaning Station
 Horseshoe Pits
 Laundry Facilities
Mini-Golf 
 Outdoor Pavilion
 Playground
 Restaurant
 RV Storage (fenced-in)
Sioux Bayou
Swimming Pools (2)

Current Weather Conditions

Points of Interest:
  Twenty-six miles of sugar-white beaches, public piers, swimming - all within 15 miles
  Twelve of the best casinos with non-stop action, all located on the beautiful coast
  Five islands just a short distance off the coast, accessible by private charter or tour, 15-30 minutes away
  Twenty top-rated golf courses to challenge every skill level in the area, with green fees lower than most
  Fish from our dock or experience great saltwater fishing on the Mississippi coast

Museums/Historical Points:
  Step back in time with a drive down the beach front to view outstanding antebellum homes set among the moss-covered trees gracing the coast. You can begin with the last home of Jefferson Davis - sit on the porch where he sat to get a sweeping glimpse of the Gulf of Mexico
  Fort Massachusetts (Confederate fort): last masonry fort built by the U.S. Corps of Engineers, 25 minutes away
  Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum (Biloxi): an array of exhibits containing historic photographs and hundreds of one-of-a-kind artifacts as well as an exhibit dedicated to Gulf Coast hurricanes
  CEC/Seabee Historical Foundation, Inc.: depicts the history of the U.S. Navy's Civil Engineer Corps and the Seabees from the beginnings (World War II) to the present
  Ohr-O'Keefe Museum of Art: largest permanent public exhibition of Ohr's works in the United States and three galleries exhibiting works of local and regional artists

Directions:

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From Mobile, AL:  Take I-10 west to Gautier/Vancleave Exit 61. Turn left and go about 1.8 miles to Indian Point on the left (just past the Liberty Assembly Church).
From the West:  Take I-10 east to Gautier/Vancleave Exit 61. Turn right and go about 1.8 miles to Indian Point on the left (just past the Liberty Assembly Church).

Of Special Interest:
Come enjoy our:
26 Miles of "Sugar White" beaches, public piers and swimming located on our beautiful coast.
Casinos
12 of the best Casinos with non-stop action, all located on the coast.
Five Islands just a short distance off the coast.
Accessible by private boat, charter or Tour Boat. Just 15-30 minutes away.
Fort Massachusetts (Confederate Fort) last masonry fort built by U.S. Corps of Engineers.
GOLF
25 minutes away 20-Top rated Golf courses to challenge every skill level.
Fishing:
Off our dock or great saltwater fishing in the Gulf.
History: Start with the last home of Jefferson Davis, the first & last President of the Confederacy. Sit on the shady porch where Jefferson sat and watch the beautiful Gulf of Mexico. Take a drive down the sugar white beach and view the outstanding antebellum homes and moss covered trees that grace the Coast.

New Recreation Center
Our "Family Lodge Bldg. is now our "Rec. Center
Games & Crafts Tuesdays thru Sundays.

News & Events:  Update......

The Mississippi Gulf Coast is quickly rebuilding after the devastation of Katrina.  Sadly, many irreplaceable artifacts have been lost to the waters of the mighty Gulf.  However, places of interest, such as "Beauvoir" (The home of Jefferson Davis), are being rebuilt with as many authentic materials as is possible to keep the charm of the Old South intact.