Explore Rolling Fork
The heart of the Delta — where hospitality, history, and a little adventure meet.
Rolling Fork, Mississippi, isn’t just a stop on the map — it’s a story, a rhythm, and a community that feels like it’s been waiting for you all along.
Nestled in the heart of the Mississippi Delta, our little town hums with music, history, and Southern charm. Whether you’re here for the blues, the hunt, or a quiet weekend under big skies, you’ll find something that makes you want to stay a little longer.
A town with roots and rhythm.
Music runs deep in this part of Mississippi. Rolling Fork sits along the Delta Blues Trail, surrounded by nearby towns like Clarksdale, Indianola, and Greenville — each carrying its own chapter of the blues story. Live music, local art, and easy conversation are part of the rhythm of life here.
For the outdoor soul.
The Delta’s landscape is as generous as its people. Whether you’re chasing the perfect catch or the perfect shot, you’ll find some of the best fishing and hunting grounds in the South.
Lake Washington offers peaceful mornings and excellent fishing just a short drive away.
Holt Collier National Wildlife Refuge gives visitors a glimpse of the land and legacy that inspired Roosevelt’s famous bear hunt.
Golfers can spend a day at Sharkey Country Club, a quiet local course with friendly fairways and a laid-back pace.
Small town. Big heart.
Rolling Fork is the kind of town where people still greet you by name and mean it. Local staples like Chuck’s Dairy Bar have been serving up burgers and memories for decades — a true community landmark that locals love and visitors always remember. Around here, conversation comes easy, and a friendly wave goes a long way.
Day trips worth taking.
When you’re ready to wander, you’re surrounded by destinations steeped in history and music:
Vicksburg – Civil War history, museums, and scenic river views (1 hour east)
Greenville – Delta blues, local dining, and riverfront charm (45 minutes west)
Indianola – Home of the B.B. King Museum (1 hour north)
Cleveland – Visit the Grammy Museum Mississippi (1.5 hours north)
Clarksdale – The legendary crossroads of the blues (1.5 hours northwest)
Return home each evening to the quiet comfort of The Clements House — your base for exploring it all.
Plan your visit.
However you spend your days — boots in the mud, camera in hand, or toe-tapping to live blues — Rolling Fork is the kind of place that sticks with you. It’s real, it’s raw, and it’s full of heart.
Come see the Delta the way it’s meant to be experienced — up close, unhurried, and unforgettable.