A very accessible and walkable little area. Worth the walk through. Take your family

Loved this place. Nothing but trees, historic monuments, and a walking trail. Perfect for a quiet time.

Very neat experience. Outdoor, but fairly short, so its doable in the summer time.

There wasnt much information other than two signs. Would have loved to known more.

Great place to walk.

An excellent historical site. The park is small. It is never crowded. There is a small amount of parking. It is well marked. The statues are descriptive of life in the camp. Visit the Civil War Interpretive Center first in order to gain a better appreciation of the camp. Couple this with a visit to the Afro-American History Museum.

The history of America, touring America one national Park at a time

The Contraband Camp offers a brief look at the history of acquired former slaves lives after the Union Army seized Corinth. Unfortunately there are no log cabins resembling the ones the 6,000 newly freed men and women lived in, but the clearing and walking path allow for reflection. Bronze statues stand as memorials to those active during this brief period.

Such a cool experience to visit.

Nice place to walk and bring ur dogs it does have water spikets if ur animals need water while there

Good open area for walks.

I love that place good pictures and good for the kids to run around

Best walking place around love to be able to go more

An interesting and historic park to visit. Its nice to walk the track and read the plaques by each statue to learn the history of the park.

Nice place to walk or just sit in the shade of the big oak trees

A nice place to walk around on a clear day with family and friends

If you like Civil War History you need to visit this place!

Nice park to walk in

It is amazing and pretty filled with historical sites

Underated and under-advertised critical piece of American history

Nice area and never many people

Very informative place!

Its so peaceful n beautiful

Clean

Beautiful memorial to the freed slaves during the Civil War.

Great History lesson