Visit Us in Corinth, Mississippi!
Discover the gateway of Mississippi with help from Visit Corinth. Our city is bursting with sites and attractions of cultural significance, from civil war earthworks to preserved, historic neighborhoods. Whether you’ve come with an eye towards exploring the past, or to simply enjoy our endless opportunities for shopping and dining, you are sure to find
Gingerbread Houses, oh my!
Everyone loves the holidays! Celebrate with the Crossroads Museum with the amazing array of gingerbread houses on display! Our local artists have outdone themselves, and you owe it to yourself to check it out! On your visit to Corinth, stop by and catch the holiday spirit with us! Share this: Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
Get Fit While Preparing for Corinth Events 10K
When trying to get a healthy physique, it can be difficult to work out. This is especially true if you don’t know what you are doing. It can also be difficult if you don’t have a tangible goal. Running a 10K race can be a great goal towards living a healthy lifestyle. Preparing for the
Carbs in Corinth
Whether you’re refueling after a long day of strolling around Corinth, you’re planning a big night out and need a solid base, or you simply crave carbs, you’ll find plenty of the best carb delights in Corinth! We’ve combined the best list of carb-y pleasures that Corinth has to offer so you don’t have to
Plan a Corinthian Food Tour!
We LOVE our local food here in Corinth, so whatever you’re looking for….chances are you’ll find it here! Want a steak? Authentic tacos? Burgers, barbeque…maybe that Slugburger we talk so much about? We’ve got you covered! Visit our Dining Guide to find out more! Share this: Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest
Hotels, Inns, and Suites in Corinth!
Whether you’re looking for a comfortable hotel or a place to park your RV for the night, Corinth, Mississippi has plenty of accommodations to suit every type of traveler. Call Visit Corinth at 662-287-8300 for help planning your stay. Cross City RV Park Located at 10 Co Rd 405, Cross City RV Park provides a
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Where to Shop in Corinth
Opportunities for shopping abound in Corinth, MS. Discover all that the gateway of Mississippi has to offer by reaching out to Visit Corinth today.
60 Sights in 60 Minutes Historic Tour in Corinth, Mississippi
With an important Civil War legacy, stunning historic homes, a vibrant downtown, and more, visitors can spend days exploring Corinth, Mississippi. Fortunately, you can enjoy it all during a quick visit as well. Whether you’re making the most of a short trip or simply want to get outside on a beautiful day, Visit Corinth suggests
Hungry? Where to Eat in Corinth, MS
Just minutes from Tennessee’s southern border lies Corinth, commonly known as Mississippi’s Gateway City. Over the years, the city’s rich history and diverse communities have gifted Corinth with a unique selection of local eateries and restaurants that offer something to please every appetite. Planning to spend some time in town? Don’t leave without settling down
RV Parks and Campsites – Visit Corinth, Mississippi!
Whether you’re staying for one, two or several nights, Corinth, Mississippi offers the accommodations to suit your needs, from quaint bed and breakfasts to comfortable hotels. In addition, Corinth is home to a number of RV parks and campgrounds for you and your family to enjoy. Searching for a place to hook up your RV
A Historic Stop for Everyone
The American Civil War helped shape Corinth, Mississippi into the beautiful and thriving city that it is today. As Confederate and Union forces collided back in the 1860s, Corinth was caught in the middle on more than one occasion. Browse the Visit Corinth website to discover all the landmarks that were once so pivotal to
History Speaks at Corinth’s Contraband Camp – New App Gives Voice to Voiceless
In general, our imaginations of the Civil War happen in grainy black and white. At best, we recall a colorized illustration from a history book—a Union general on a hilltop, directing troop movements with the tip of his sword. We can enjoy and learn from plaques and empty battlefields, but giving history the flesh and