Clark Creek

Waterfall · Wilkinson County County, MS · 31.069056, -91.516390

Closure or warning on file

You can't swim here Steep and slippery trails; primitive sections are demanding. Day-use only.

Waterfall at Clark Creek Natural Area, near Pond, Wilkinson County, Mississippi
Mac H. Alford, CC BY-SA 4.0
Height
30 ft

Clark Creek only runs after rain or snowmelt. Clark Creek is a 30 ft waterfall on Clark Creek in Wilkinson County, Mississippi.

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Closures and warnings

Steep and slippery trails; primitive sections are demanding. Day-use only. As of September 28, 2026.

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The falls

Height30 ft
FlowOnly after rain or snowmelt
Flow noteAbout 50 waterfalls on loess bluffs, roughly 10 to 30+ ft; strongest after rain.
Swimming allowedNo
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Access

ParkingTrailhead at 366 Fort Adams Pond Road, Woodville.
FeeDay-use fee at self-serve kiosk (exact change).
HoursDay-use only
Managed byMississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks (Clark Creek Natural Area)
RestroomsYes
Drinking waterYes
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Common questions

Common questions

Is Clark Creek open?

Steep and slippery trails; primitive sections are demanding. Day-use only. As of September 28, 2026. Hours: Day-use only.

How tall is Clark Creek?

Clark Creek drops about 30 ft.

Can you swim at Clark Creek?

No, swimming is not allowed at Clark Creek.

How do you get to Clark Creek?

Parking: Trailhead at 366 Fort Adams Pond Road, Woodville.

Is there a fee at Clark Creek?

The fee is Day-use fee at self-serve kiosk (exact change).

When is Clark Creek flowing?

It only runs after rain or snowmelt, so it is often dry. About 50 waterfalls on loess bluffs, roughly 10 to 30+ ft; strongest after rain.

What facilities are at Clark Creek?

Restrooms and drinking water.

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