Attractions
Amite County Courthouse-Built in 1840, and replacing an earlier 1812 log structure on the site, is the oldest courthouse in continuous use in the State of Mississippi. It is said that the Courthouse is situated on an old Indian ball field used for hundreds of years prior to settlement by the Europeans. Amite County, the 5th oldest county in the state, was carved out of the Old Natchez District in 1809. The records here go back to that time period, and are considered to be one of the most complete sets of county records that exist today in the deep South.
- Attractions / Parks / Recreation
- Ethel Stratton Vance Natural Area
- Harrison Building
- American Legion Hut
- Old Jaycees Ballpark
- Little Red School House
- Amite County War Memorial Monument
- Confederate Monument
- Charles Reid Memorial Arena / Amite County Riding Club
- Jerry Clower Museum
- Camp Van Dorn World War II Museum
- John James Audubon Foundation / Gloster Arboretum
- Brushy Creek Guest Ranch
- The Forest Retreat
- D & D Stables
- Pine Hills Country Club
- Homochitto National Forest
- Woodman Springs Shooting Range
- Brushy Creek Horse Trail
- Okhissa Lake
- Clear Springs Recreation Area
- Percy Quin State Park
- Hunting & Fishing
- Tatum Plantation (offsite)
- Historic Homes, Churches & Cemeteries
- Amite County Events & Festivals
- Other Area Attractions, Parks & Recreation
 Amite County Courthouse |  Amite County Courthouse Historical Marker |
 Amite County War Memorial Monument |  Three Chopped Way Historical Marker |
 Amite County Riding Club / Charles Reid Memorial Arena |  Confederate Monument |