Campground

North Abutment

Grenada Lake · GRENADA · Mississippi — managed by US Army Corps of Engineers

North Abutment campground
Photo: Recreation.gov · Grenada Lake Ranger

Weekend availability at North Abutment

Live from Recreation.gov · checked Sep 18, 12:14 PM PT

Sold out 1 of the next 6 weekends — exactly when cancellation alerts earn their keep.

  • Fri, Sep 18
    Open
    51/85 sites
  • Fri, Sep 25
    Open
    32/85 sites
  • Fri, Oct 2
    Open
    45/85 sites
  • Fri, Oct 9
    Open
    35/85 sites
  • Fri, Oct 16
    Open
    58/85 sites
  • Fri, Oct 23
    Sold out

Friday + Saturday nights, sites bookable both nights. Counts come from a rotating sweep and can lag a cancellation by up to a day — alerts watch your exact dates within minutes.

Campsites & amenities

Site-level details from Recreation.gov's official catalog.

Campsites
89
Electric sites
89
Water hookups
88
Sewer hookups
89
Pull-through
17
Max rig length
70 ft
RV Electric

About this campground

Overview North Abutment Campground is located on the north end of Grenada Dam on Grenada Lake. The campground is an excellent destination for boating and fishing. The region is steeped in history, with an array of civil war landmarks. In summer, Grenada Lake is home to the annual Thunder on Water Safe Boating Festival. Featured events include concerts, a youth fishing rodeo, tractor pull and fireworks display.Recreation In addition to general lake activities like boating, fishing, picnicking and sailing, the region boasts a sports complex, baseball fields, an 18-hole golf course and a fitness trail.Facilities This modern campground is equipped with 88 RV site pads, each with a parking apron and 50 amp electric and water hookups and campsites #2-88 are equipped with sewer hookups. All sites are reservable thru recreation.gov. The lake is accessible via nearby boat ramps, found just outside of the campground. The campground also has an amphitheater in Phase 1. Natural Features The campground is on the north shore of Grenada Lake. Several campsites face the water May through August, but the water level is dropped for water storage in winter, making the shoreline as far as a mile from the campground. Within the campground there is a small 17 acre lake that has a swimming beach and is stocked with Bream, Largemouth Bass, and Catfish for the campers to enjoy catching. Grenada Lake is on the Yalobusha and Skuna Rivers in Mississippi. The man-made lake has about 148 miles of shoreline and holds 35,820 acres of water. Nearby Attractions Visit the Haserway Wetland Demonstration Area, a 100-acre reservoir of bottomland hardwood trees, five moist soil management areas, two millet ponds and a 1.5-mile interpretive trail. The campground is just five miles from the city of Grenada. Contact Info For facility specific information, please call (662) 226-1679.Charges & Cancellations Cancellations are subject to additional fees. $10.00 service fee will apply if you change or cancel your reservation. Late cancel

Getting there

From I-55, take the Grenada exit on highway 8 east through the City of Grenada for approximately three miles then turn left on Scenic Loop 333. Follow Scenic Loop 333 across the dam and take the second road to the right at the North end of the Dam.

Elevation
240 ft
Contact
662-226-5911

Activities

  • SWIMMING SITE
  • DAY USE AREA
  • WATER SPORTS
  • HUNTING
  • HIKING
  • FISHING
  • CAMPING
  • HISTORIC & CULTURAL SITE
  • BOATING

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