Legion State Park, State park in Winston County, Mississippi
Legion State Park spans 453 acres of wooded land with two lakes and numerous trails near Louisville. The area offers natural landscapes and various recreational options for visitors looking to explore the surroundings.
The park was built in 1934 by the Civilian Conservation Corps, a work program created during the economic crisis of the 1930s. This period shaped how Americans came to view conservation and public recreation in natural settings.
The visitors center displays exhibits about how local heritage shaped the region and the role of conservation workers in building Mississippi's parks. You can see how the area's history connects to the people who live and visit here today.
The park has cabins and campsites for overnight stays plus fishing spots at both lakes. Wear sturdy shoes for the trails and be prepared for changing weather throughout the year.
Legion Lodge is a hand-hewn log building and the oldest structure built in any Mississippi state park. This carefully crafted building shows the skill of the workers who created the park.
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