George P. Cossar State Park

WELCOME to George P. Cossar State Park

George P. Cossar State Park is a state park in the U.S. state of Mississippi. It is located east of Oakland off Mississippi Highway 32. It sits on the shores of Enid Lake.

The park is named for George Payne Cossar, Sr., a prominent Mississippi attorney in the 20th century.

Activities include hiking, camping, golfing, swimming, hunting, and fishing—the world record crappie was caught in Enid Lake. Most of the land around the lake and in nearby Holly Springs National Forest is open for hunting.

Situated on the shores of Enid Lake, George Payne Cossar State Park is a sportsman's paradise. Most of the land around the lake and in nearby Holly Springs National Forest is open for public hunting, and is abundant in variety of game. Hunters are not the only sportsmen who will find their quarry in the area. 

The world record crappie, weighing in at over five pounds, was pulled from the waters of Enid Lake. These excellent hunting and fishing opportunities, combined with a variety of recreational opportunities and scenic natural beauty, make George Payne Cossar State Park the perfect family vacation spot.

Picnic Area/Shelter

A spacious shaded area overlooking Enid Lake and featuring tables and grills is available for picnicking. Two large picnic pavilions are available by reservation, providing the perfect spot for a family reunion, company picnic, or church or school outing.

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