Foley, AL, USA to Hattiesburg, MS, USA from $94: 1 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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Traveling From Foley to Hattiesburg

Driving from Foley to Hattiesburg offers a transition from Alabama's coastal charm to Mississippi's vibrant arts scene and rich history.

Best Neighbourhoods in Hattiesburg

Hattiesburg features vibrant neighborhoods each with its own charm and attractions.

Downtown Hattiesburg

• Home to local boutiques and restaurants

• Hosts cultural events and festivals year-round

University Heights

• Close to the University of Southern Mississippi

• Offers beautiful parks and community spaces

West Hattiesburg

• Features shopping centers and dining options

• A mix of suburban living and outdoor activities

Best Times To Visit Hattiesburg's Attractions

Timing your visit can enhance your experience at Hattiesburg's top spots.

Hattiesburg Zoo

Visit early in the morning or on weekdays for fewer crowds.

Southern Mississippi Museum of Art

Afternoon visits on weekdays often provide a quieter atmosphere.

Paul B. Johnson State Park

Spring and fall weekends offer mild weather and fewer visitors.

Hattiesburg Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Hattiesburg experiences a humid subtropical climate, with hot summers and mild winters, making spring and fall the best seasons for outdoor activities. Weather conditions can greatly influence your travel plans, so being aware of seasonal changes can enhance your overall experience.

Dining Recommendation in Hattiesburg

For a unique culinary experience, try the smoked brisket at The Porter, where the blend of local southern flavors and barbecue techniques stands in stark contrast to Foley's coastal seafood offerings. The lively atmosphere and emphasis on locally sourced ingredients create a dining experience that emphasizes the region's rich culinary heritage.