Chickasaw Heritage Park

Beautiful view of the river and bridge and really cool to be able to stand where Hernando De Soto first saw the river in 1541.

Nice for a little stroll to pass some time. Interesting facts posted throughout the park. Currently construction going across the way but still surprisingly calm. Great riverfront view.

This is a lovely park with great view from the little rise, and nice trees. Some neat history mentioned as well. Worth a stop of nearby.

I Historic Native American Mounds They're Beautiful & every time I'm in this place I feel like it's Spiritual and Serene and Peaceful

The park was small and had not been mowed, the grass was a foot tall. One Indian statue and that was it. Even the benches needed attention.

Very simple, well manicured park with nice pathways. There are benches overlooking the river that provide a great spot to watch the sunset. Lots of free on street parking.

I have come to the Indian mounds now named “Chickasaw Heritage Park” since 1975. I love the mounds and the ramps that curve up to them all through College and Graduate School. To me they brought quietness to my soul.

This is actually Jefferson Davis Park, you know the President of the Confederate States...Lost history... motherless men of the city council decided to remove our great forefathers statues . Soon, Even Jesus will be removed from churches that display our LORD.

It's a good park. Sit and chill by the river. They have a

Nestled in the bluffs of the Mississippi River, this place is a treat.