Hugh White State Park, State park near Grenada, United States.
Hugh White State Park is a recreational area spread along Grenada Lake, featuring overnight accommodations, boat ramps, and fishing access across expansive water surfaces. The grounds include an 18-hole golf course, a white sand beach, and multiple developed camping zones to suit different length stays.
Hugh White State Park is named after Hugh L. White, a former governor of Mississippi. The park lies off Mississippi Highway 8, about five miles east of Grenada, and is a public recreation area of the state of Mississippi. Its facilities centre on Grenada Lake, a 64,000-acre reservoir.
The park takes its name from Hugh L. White, a former governor of Mississippi. Its 64,000-acre Grenada Lake draws anglers and waterskiers, and the 18-hole course is called The Dogwoods. Twelve duplex cabins and 158 developed campsites host overnight visitors.
The park sits off Mississippi Highway 8, about five miles east of Grenada, with a visitors center on site. Boating, waterskiing and fishing take place on 64,000-acre Grenada Lake, and 158 developed campsites and 12 duplex cabins serve overnight stays. The Dogwoods, an 18-hole regulation golf course, is also in the park.
The park's 18-hole regulation golf course is called The Dogwoods, a name visitors can spot on course signage. The park also holds 158 developed campsites and 12 duplex cabins, figures that show its scale as an overnight base beside Grenada Lake.
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