Cheap Things To Do in Bay Saint Louis, Mississippi

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Between New Orleans and Bay St. Louis sits the NASA John C. Stennis Space Center. An active facility, it tests and flight certifies the Space Shuttles' main engines. Visitors can take a bus tour of the whole facility. Make sure to ... More on Weather.com

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Loved it that much, great coffee and food, (still crave the breakfast croissants) fantastic place to rela... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Museum is dedicated to honoring the memory of nationally acclaimed folk artist, Alice Latimer Moseley; ... More on MuseumStuff.com

I will definitely put Bay St Louis on my beach weekend list when warm weather arrives and the first thing I... More on TripAdvisor

The brilliant hues of golds, pinks, and oranges intertwine and create a romantic setting to watch the sunset with that special person. More on igougo

Located on Beach Blvd. at the Ulman Avenue intersection is the city's public pier. Use of the pier is offered to the public at no charge. It is a lighted pier going out 1000'+ into the Bay of St. Louis and offers a great opportunity ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

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The main attraction of this play space is the Life Trail-adult fitness equipment stationed along a walking ... More on KaBoom.org

Tot lot, swings, Rockblocks, Climb Across, 2 Seat SeeSaw, Wave Rider, Monorail, Twist and Shout, Slither, R... More on KaBoom.org

There are two play areas at Bay Catholic, each installed at different times by the parents in the schools PTO. One is a 2-5 yrs. structure to accomodate the lower elementary children and a separate yard with a structure for the 5-12 ... More on KaBoom.org

Commodore Park is located north of U. S. Highway 90 in small triangle of property bounded by Second St. and Beach Blvd. The park planted with native flora and fauna faces the Bay of St. Louis and overlooks the Bay-Waveland Yacht Club ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com