Frequently Asked Questions

We offer competitive nightly, weekly, and monthly rates. Because rates can vary by site type and season, please call us at (662) 623-0661 or email info@oakhavenrvpark.org for current pricing. We are happy to find the best option for your stay.

You can reserve a site by calling (662) 623-0661, emailing info@oakhavenrvpark.org, or submitting our online reservation form. We recommend calling ahead during peak spring (March–May) and fall (October–January) seasons, as sites fill quickly.

For longer stays and peak-season bookings we may request a deposit to hold your site. Contact us directly and we will walk you through the details for your specific reservation.

Please contact us as soon as possible if you need to cancel or change your reservation. We handle cancellations on a case-by-case basis and will do our best to work with you.

Yes, subject to site availability. Let us know as early as possible and we will do everything we can to accommodate you.

Yes. Every site at Oak Haven RV Park includes 30/50-amp electric, water, and sewer hookups — full hookups at every site, no exceptions.

Yes. We have pull-through sites long enough to accommodate large Class A motorhomes, fifth wheels, and toy haulers with tow vehicles. No tight backing required.

We offer both 30-amp and 50-amp electric service. If you have a large coach with dual air conditioners or a residential refrigerator, a 50-amp site is the right choice.

Because every site has full sewer hookups, there is no need for a dump station — you can drain your tanks directly from your site.

With full 30/50-amp hookups at every site, most guests have no need to run a generator. If you do need to run one, please be considerate of quiet hours.

Yes. We provide high-speed WiFi throughout the park. It is reliable enough for remote work, video calls, and streaming.

Yes. We have a clean bathhouse with private showers and restrooms available to all guests.

Yes. On-site washer and dryer are available for guest use.

We do not have a camp store or fuel on site. Oakland, Mississippi has local shops and fuel stations a short drive away.

Yes, Oak Haven RV Park is pet-friendly. Dogs are welcome with no breed restrictions.

We ask that all pets be kept on a lead when outside your rig, that you clean up after them, and that you ensure they do not disturb other guests. Well-behaved pets are always welcome.

Absolutely. Many of our guests are hunters who bring working dogs. We welcome them. Please keep them secured and comfortable during your stay.

Standard check-in is from 2:00 PM and check-out is by 11:00 AM. If you need an early arrival or late departure, contact us in advance and we will do our best to accommodate you.

Our office hours are Monday–Saturday 8:00 AM–6:00 PM and Sunday 10:00 AM–4:00 PM (Central Time). You can reach us by phone at (662) 623-0661 or by email at info@oakhavenrvpark.org.

If you expect to arrive after office hours, please call ahead so we can make arrangements for your check-in.

Yes. Monthly rates are available and are popular with contract workers, travelling professionals, and seasonal hunters and anglers who want to stay through the full spring or fall season.

Yes. We are conveniently located near several industrial and commercial job sites in North Mississippi. Full hookups, reliable WiFi, laundry, and a clean bathhouse make us a practical home base for travelling workers.

We welcome long-term guests. Contact us to discuss your specific situation and we will find an arrangement that works for both of us.

Oak Haven RV Park is located in Oakland, Mississippi, just minutes from Enid Lake's main boat ramps and fishing access points. Enid Lake is a 28,000-acre reservoir in Yalobusha County known for excellent crappie, bass, catfish, and bream fishing.

Enid Lake is home to crappie (black and white), largemouth bass, channel catfish, flathead catfish, bluegill, redear sunfish (shellcracker), and white bass. Crappie fishing is particularly productive in spring when fish move shallow to spawn.

The best crappie fishing at Enid Lake is during the spring spawn, typically mid-March through mid-April when water temperatures reach 62–68°F. Fish move into shallow timber and brush piles and are highly catchable during this window.

Yes. A valid Mississippi fishing licence is required for anyone aged 16 and older. Non-resident licences are available online through the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks at mdwfp.com.

Yes. Several public boat ramps provide access to Enid Lake a short drive from the park. We are happy to point you to the nearest one when you check in.

Yes. Yalobusha County is prime whitetail deer country, with hardwood bottoms, creek drainages, and agricultural fields that support a healthy deer population. The area receives significantly less hunting pressure than better-known Mississippi hunting destinations.

Mississippi has one of the longest deer seasons in the country. In Zone 2 (which includes Yalobusha County), archery season typically opens in early October, primitive weapon season runs in November, and gun season opens in late November and runs through January. Always verify current dates at mdwfp.com.

Yes. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers manages public hunting land around Enid Lake. A Mississippi hunting licence is required; no additional permit is typically needed for Corps land. Check current MDWFP regulations for details.

In addition to whitetail deer, the Enid Lake area offers eastern wild turkey (spring season), waterfowl (the Mississippi Flyway runs through this area), squirrel, and rabbit. It is a full hunting calendar from October through April.

We are located in Oakland, Mississippi (Yalobusha County), approximately 90 miles south of Memphis, Tennessee, and 30 miles south of Batesville, Mississippi. Our GPS coordinates are 34.0612° N, 89.9156° W.

From Memphis, take I-55 South to Exit 233 (Coffeeville/Oakland), then head east on Highway 32 to Oakland. We are a short drive from the exit.

From Jackson, take I-55 North to Exit 227 (Grenada), then head north on Highway 51 to Oakland.

Oakland, Mississippi is the nearest town. It has fuel stations and local shops. Oxford, Mississippi (home of Ole Miss) is approximately 30 miles to the east and offers a full range of restaurants, shops, and services.