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Chunky River (designated a Mississippi Scenic Stream) is a diverse and natural stream that flows past the largest waterfall in the state at scenic Dunn’s Falls. This river flows from the confluence of Chunky and Potterchitto Creeks in Newton County to the Chickasawhay River (Newton, Lauderdale, Clark Counties) near Meridian and is one of only a few Mississippi streams with true rock outcrops. This is a fairly shallow river containing sand and gravel bars, clay and sandstone shoals with banks covered by mosses, ferns and numerous hardwoods. Contact Stuckey Bridge Canoe Rental, 601.481.4210, for outfitting services for this river.
36-mile outstanding scenic biking route on the Natchez Trace and countryside around Church Hill passing some of the most unique historic sites in the state.
Turkey, Deer & Exotics hunting (Red deer, Axis deer).
Guided hunts with mule-drawn wagon; archery, rifle and muzzleloader; 54-acre bass lake; facilities for weddings and receptions. Member of Bed & Breakfast Association of Mississippi.
pumpkin patch, corn maze, child-sized haybale maze, wagon rides, hay rides, snacks & refreshment stand, restrooms, picnic area, gift shop
Horse rentals, guided trail rides on Longleaf Trace Trail, supervised kiddie pony rides on site, riding classes, group events (birthday parties, reunions), two riding arenas available
Miniature golf, pony rides, petting zoo, playground area, bounce room, punpkin patch, hay rides, fee fishing, parties, camps and field trips.
Outdoor pistol (3, 7, 15, 25 yards)
3-mile hiking trail in one of Mississippi's most beautiful biodiverse nature areas; primitive and improved trails, 50 waterfalls, strenuous hiking, 700-acre area
Hiking trail approximately 3-miles in one of Mississippi's most beautiful biodiverse nature areas; primitive and improved trails, 50 waterfalls; strenuous hiking- bring water; 1881 Pond Store with original furnishings and artifacts - beverages and snacks for purchase; 700 acre area; diverse ecosystems; large variety of uncommon trees; steeply sloping Loess-bluff hills; colorful migrating and resident birds, invertebrates; poisonous snakes, rare land snails; federally endangered Carolina magnolia vine; endangered Southern red belly dace, black bear; blooming wildflowers, colorful neotropical birds in April/May migration; brilliant Fall foliage from giant beech, sweetgum, hickory trees; foot traffic only; no hunting, no camping, no motorized vehicles; physically demanding terrain.