Known as "Hub City," Hattiesburg is conveniently located at the intersection of six major US highways. More than just a stopover spot, Hattiesburg offers visitors a plethora of attractions and activities. The historic districts of Hattiesburg are some of the most intact neighborhoods in Mississippi. The Mobile Street District preserves the city's African American heritage, and the Hub City, North Main and Oaks Historic Districts feature tree-lined streets and buildings dating back to the 1880s.
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5.0 based on 90 reviews
The Mississippi Armed Forces Museum is proud to serve as the military history museum for the state of Mississippi. The museum aims to educate the public about Mississippi’s role in military history, while honoring the service of both Mississippi veterans and those who have trained in Mississippi during times of war. Visit us today, located approximately 10 miles south of Hattiesburg, Mississippi, at Camp Shelby Joint Forces Training Center.
I had no idea this museum existed but what a gem. Even though it was free, clearly there was plenty of money spent in the creation and curation of the Mississippi Armed Forces Museum. The presentation is top rated and compares favorably to famous institutions such the National WWII Museum in New Orleans. The fact that the museum is located on Camp Shelby, the training location of the highly decorated Japanese American 442nd Infantry Regiment, was a bonus. Oh, German POWs were kept on Camp Shelby during WWII as well. So much history!
5.0 based on 67 reviews
This trail is one of the Rails to Trail's Hall of Fame trails. The trail well deserves this honor as it has great signage, well spaced rest stations with actual restrooms and water fountains and well maintained paved surface. I rode from my hotel in Hattiesburg (Day's Inn), accessing the trail just east of the I-59 overpass to the end of the trail in Prentiss. The trail goes through groves of pine trees and is very tranquil. The trail was lightly travelled on a hot weekday when I was riding. Hopefully more people visit this wonderful trail when the weather is cooler, as well as in the evenings and on weekends.
5.0 based on 74 reviews
A family-friendly urban axe throwing experience, with a heaping side of Southern charm. Our ax-perts will teach you how to hurl a hatchet and sharpen your skills in our fun and safe environment. When you are ready, challenge your friends to a throw down! Got mad skills? Join us for league play and compete in our WATL approved facility! Under 13 or just not ready to throw a real blade? No worries! Hang out in our lounge and watch the action or try your hand at our velcro & magnetic axe throwing games. While you are welcome to bring food from one of our fabulous local eateries, snacks and drinks are available for purchase in our alley. Really wanna chill? We offer wine, bottled beer and craft beer on tap. Closed toed shoes are required to throw axes. Be sure to bring your friends and your game face. Located in the heart of historic downtown Hattiesburg. Our alley and our mobile axe throwing venue, the Stray Cat, are available for private events. See y'all soon!
We love Alley Cats! Great environment and lots of fun! The staff are all great and willing to help!! Oto, Patrick and Jenny are THE best!!
4.5 based on 295 reviews
12-acre Zoo featuring over 100 species of animals including tiger, tapir, capybara, zebras, alpacas, primates, birds, sloths, reptiles, flamingos, servals, porcupines, fennec fox, and more! Attractions located within the zoo include: train, carousel, high ropes adventure course, splash pad, wallaby walkabout, mining expedition, Asbury Discovery Center, Safari Grill, Pop's Brothers Popsicles, Snow Cones, and a whole lot more. We are open Tuesday through Sunday, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Admission is $5 for everyone, children under two get in free!
There is never a bad day when you visit the Hattiesburg Zoo! Some may think, well it's not a very big zoo, but it doesn't have to be to be outstanding! The grounds are well kept, the staff if friendly, and the spotlight is always on the animals. And the animals are always well cared for and healthy! The new additions being built for new animals coming soon are beautiful. The train and carousel are charming. The splash pad is great during the hot MS summers. The kids love the ropes course, and mining for gems is always a favorite. I promise you won't be disappointed. Like I said, there's never a bad day at the Hattiesburg ZOO.
4.0 based on 157 reviews
Nestled in the piney woods of southwest Mississippi is a beautiful, serene state park. Discovered this place online and myself and 4 other friends decided we would take our RV's there and spend a week. Making reservations online and reserving the campsites we wanted was easy and accommodating. All the campsites were well maintained and had all the amenities that modern day campers have come to expect. The scenery is beautiful. A large lake big enough for boating, fishing and all water recreation activities is right there. Bath houses are plentiful, boat launches and camp stores are onsite and the grounds are meticulously well kept. The staff are friendly and unintrusive. Pets are welcome in the campground. Cabins are also available to rent. Hattiesburg MS, is a stone's throw away for shopping, dining and nightlife. The MS gulf coast with beaches and casino's is less than a hour away. I would recommend this place to anyone looking for a quiet get-away in a beautiful setting.
3.5 based on 32 reviews
Turtle Creek Mall, located in Hattiesburg, MS, on Highway 98 W, features casual dining and over 80 specialty stores including Bath & Body Works, Aeropostale, PacSun and American Eagle Outfitters.
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