Welcome To Grenada Lake!
Located in the gently rolling hills of pine and hardwood forests at the entrance to the Mississippi Delta, Grenada Lake is an inland paradise. This 90,427 acre project has something to offer almost every outdoor enthusiast from hiking, boating, fishing, hunting, skiing, and bird watching, to camping, picnicking, golfing, swimming, and much, much more. The Grenada Lake Visitor Center is the perfect starting point for your visit to Grenada Lake. This uniquely designed facility features a theater and exhibits that interpret the lake and its natural resources. It is an excellent place to explore the rich history and cultures that have influenced and impacted this region of Mississippi. The Visitor Center also provides information about Grenada Lake's recreation facilities, local attractions and an overlook which provides a panoramic view of the 36,000 acre Grenada Lake.
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Grenada Lake Field Office
P O Box 903
Grenada MS 38902-0903
Phone: 662-226-5911
FAX: 662-226-4407
Camping Reservations:
1-877-444-6777
www.recreation.gov |
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Grenada News
Life Jackets are Mandatory at MS Lakes
May 26 2011
The following life jacket rules are being enforced at all four of the Vicksburg District-North Mississippi lakes – Arkabutla, Sardis, Enid, and Grenada:
• All persons must wear a US Coast Guard-approved life jacket at all times while swimming outside of designated swimming areas.
• All persons must wear a US Coast Guard-approved life jacket at all ties while skiing or being pulled by a vessel, regardless of vessel length.
• All persons must wear a US Coast Guard-approved life jacket on powered vessels 16 to 26 feet in length whenever under power by the main propulsion unit.
• All persons must wear a US Coast Guard-approved life jacket at all times on powered vessels less than 16 feet in length or on non-powered vessels regardless of length.
For more information, contact the Grenada Lake Field Office at 662.226.5911 or the MS Project Management Office at 662.578.3873 or 662.712.1201.
