Family

Muppet creator Jim Henson was born in Greenville and raised in Stoneville, just west of Leland. As a child, he spent hours playing along the banks of Deer Creek, where he dreamed of and created the character of Kermit the Frog. A visit to Kermit’s birthplace is filled with the fun and creativity of Jim Henson and all his Muppet friends.The exhibit building also operates as a Washington County Welcome Center. Walk the banks of Deer Creek on a Bullfrog Safari.

A National Historic Landmark, the Indian Mounds at Winterville constitute one of North America’s most significant pre-Columbian archeological sites. The on-site museum tells the story of an advanced North American civilization that once thrived in this location. Twelve mounds, including the massive 55-foot-tall Temple Mound, contrast dramatically with the flat Delta landscape.

All the fun you can imagine in R/C Cars & Monster Truck Racing, visit Black Bayour Super Speedway!

Whether for birthday parties, church groups, or corporate outings, Delta Paintball Park has enough rental equipment for your largest group, including plenty of picnic tables and a large awning.

Greenville-Washington county has over 50 geocaching locations for your family to find. Brush up on your regional history so you can find these locations.

Since the late 1930s, the Greenville Garden Club has worked to save the Cypress Preserve. Now the preserve is a memorable experience that showcases the magnificence and magic of this tract of virgin cypress trees, which have graced this area for more than 100 years.

Located at the Mid-Delta Regional Airport, the Greenville Municipal Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course rated 70.8 for men and 72.7 for women with a slope ratio of 116. Please call for tee times and green fees.

SATURDAY NIGHT RACING, GATES OPEN AT 4:00 PM, RACES START AT 7:30 PM. Gumbo clay track for all Late Model, Crate/Late Model, Modifieds, Hobby, Pure Street, Mini Stock, and Stingers.

Greenville’s waterfront is a beautiful recreation site for many events. Located just over the levee on the banks of Lake Ferguson, it’s home to two of Greenville’s casinos and has hosted many national and regional boat tournaments. Greenville’s waterfront has two boat ramps open all year for access to Lake Ferguson and accommodates seasonal duck hunting, sport fishing, or just fun on the water.

Enjoy viewing and feeding these domesticated cousins of the camel and llama from a railed feeding deck in the rear of the gift shop.

Bowling and family activities