DeSoto County, MS Sports Facilities for Events

DeSoto County, Mississippi has a lot to offer tournament planners and visitors with great facilities to accommodate any type of sport
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DeSoto County, MS

At the northwestern tip of Mississippi, you’ll find DeSoto County, part of the Memphis metropolitan area, with natural beauty, unique attractions and top sports facilities to pull you in. The county is renowned for its golf courses, as well as tournament-ready venues like Snowden Grove Park and The Gatorade Fieldhouse.

Athletes and families can learn more about the area at DeSoto County Museum, which highlights historical sites and moments in time through artifacts and photography. Additionally, Hernando’s Historic Courthouse Square is a landmark that was built in 1942 after the anchor of the previous French Castle courthouse burned down, and legendary musician Jerry Lee Lewis’ estate has been recently restored and opened for public tours.

For charm, shopping, great places to eat and more, Silo Square in Southaven has everything in one centralized location. For award-winning family fun, Cedar Hill Farm offers 120 acres to experience a wide range of activities from summer berry picking to pony rides, and even includes an on-site restaurant.

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Snowden Grove Park

Southaven’s 200-acre Snowden Grove Park is one of the largest youth sports complexes in the South with 17 baseball fields,
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Landers Center

Located in Southaven, Mississippi, Landers Center is an arena and convention facility with a capacity of up to 10,045. The
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The Gatorade Fieldhouse

The City of Hernando’s 60,000-square-foot indoor sports mecca is the largest of its kind in North Mississippi and a premier

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DeSoto County: A Powerhouse for Sports Tourism

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Outdoor Trails and Lakefront Escape

DeSoto County, Mississippi, invites visitors to stretch their legs and breathe deep in its varied natural terrain. The Bayou Point/Bayou Point Mountain Bike Trail, located just south of Arkabutla Lake, features technical rides, jumps and scenic overlooks, making it a standout destination for mountain-biking groups. Meanwhile, Arkabutla Lake spreads across over 30,000 acres of public water, beaches and wooded shoreline, with fishing access, picnic zones and trails that deliver excellent downtime.

Culture, Museums and Local Art Scenes

Whether you arrive for sport or stay for experience, DeSoto County, Mississippi, reveals layers of history and creativity around every corner. The DeSoto County Museum in Hernando tells the story of the region—from French colonial roots to civil-rights milestones—with free admission and rotating exhibits. In downtown neighborhoods like Olive Branch, the annual Arts in the Alley event and mural projects have transformed public spaces into vibrant galleries that reflect community pride and invite evening strolls.

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