Biloxi Bay RV Resort has a large pool and club house that is well equipped for guests. |
The zero entry pool makes this a perfect spot for families with small children too. |
Biloxi Bay RV Resort Campground Review
RV Resort is somewhat of a loose term. Amenities can vary greatly from one location to the next. I like having recreational activities at the campground, but sometimes these places fall short. I have also decided that camping expectations are all very relative. Biloxi Bay RV Resort was the perfect happy medium for us, and we plan to do it again next year.
Enjoy the sunset while taking a dip in the hot tub at the end of the day. |
First, let's talk price. If you are looking for an RV resort that has water activities, onsite food options, planned recreational activities and more, you are going to spend around $100 a night give or take a few. I went back to check our spreadsheet from previous Labor Day camping excursions, and we have hovered in this price range each year. We have stayed at Paradise Ranch in Tylertown and Yogi Bear on the Lake in the Pelahatchie. Both of these spots are close to that price and offer lots of activities including pools. However, for the price, we feel like Biloxi Bay RV Resort is the true winner!
Yogi Bear on the Lake - $357 (around $119 per night)
Paradise Ranch RV Resort - $256 (around $85 per night)
Biloxi Bay RV Resort - $318 (around $106 per night)
All of these prices are based on Labor Day weekends arriving on Friday and leaving on Monday.
Biloxi Bay RV Resort may fall in the middle price wise. But, it came out on top in terms of all that it had to offer and campground appeal. We chose mid price sites at all three locations. So, I feel like this is a fair comparison of the three.
The club house has a full bar that is open daily with televisions for watching sports and other events. |
Location
Biloxi Bay RV Resort is just off of Interstate 10 and is easy to get into and out of! The location really is amazing. If you want to check in and stay at the campground for your whole time there, it is an easy thing to do. And, if you want to take advantage of other things on the MS Gulf Coast, access is simple as you can hop on and off the interstate quickly. We had a meal at McElroy's Seafood one night. We took the ferry to Ship Island one day. Sunday also included a mass at St. Mark's in Gulfport. This is typical of a trip for us, and I enjoyed the accessibility factor.
There are beautiful views of the water down by the pool. Sit in the hot tub and relax while listening to the sound of the waves right next to you. Or, enjoy lounging in the pool or in a chair next to the bay breeze. While we didn't have a water front site, we loved our location.
RV spots are large, level, paved spots with plenty of room to spread out! This is a more expensive site with a large grassy yard. We thought all of the sites were really nice! This is site 51. |
Campsites
This is a large campground with lots of site options. I always look at the map of the campground and weigh out my options. I didn't want to pay a premium price, but I wanted to be close to the activities we wanted to participate in. Site 64 worked great for us, and I would book this site again. It is in a good location where you can walk to the pool or the lazy river. It is close to the dog park and the playground. Plus, it is a pull through site. We could walk to everything without feeling the need to have a golf cart. However, you can rent one if you like!
Sites within the campground are large and paved. Sites are level and have picnic tables for outdoor meals. We were under a burn ban, so we didn't build a fire. But our site was large enough to enjoy one had the weather been different.
If you want a premium site, you can back in with better views of the water. Some of the sites, like 51 offer a back in site with a large grassy area where you can lounge and hang out. I like these spots too. But, they are close to the pool area and could potentially be loud on holiday weekends.
I didn't really see a bad campsite in the whole campground.
Take advantage of the paddle boards and kayaks on the water. There is no additional charge for the use during your stay. |
Amenities
This is where the action is at Biloxi Bay RV Resort. We love a campground with fun water amenities in the summer. You can enjoy:
- A Lazy River with two little gathering pools and a nice seating area
- A zero entry pool with plenty of seating for lounging
- A hot tub
- Kayaks and Paddle Boards
- Food truck
- Full service bar with televisions for watching sporting events and adults only hours at the pool and bar area beginning at 8 p.m. nightly
- Multiple shower/bath house areas that are spacious and super clean
- Multiple Laundry facilities that you can use at NO CHARGE (this is huge!)
- Golf cart rental
- Planned activities like color contests for kids, corn hole tournaments and more
- Playground
- Fenced dog yard
The hot tub is nice and relaxing. I enjoyed listening to the waves and sitting here during our stay. |
Tips for a Great Stay
There is more than one large bathhouse that has a spacious room for showering if needed. They are so clean and nice. |
There is a bathhouse at the front and back of the campground to serve all guests. |
- Walter Anderson Museum in Ocean Springs
- Shopping in Ocean Springs
- MS Aquarium
- Ohr-O'Keef Museum
- Shearwater Pottery
- McElroy's Seafood
- Silver Dollar Charters for Fishing
- Ship Island Excursions
- St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Gulfport
The pool also overlooks the bay. They views are great! |
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