The gardens, some 90 acres, was very well maintained and gorgeous. The house is unfinished except the lowest level as it was when the Civil War broke out. It has such a unique octagonal design--that alone is worth the viewing. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. This was a not-to-miss tour of the old Nachez homes.

Outside of house is beautiful as well as the setting. You can only take photos of the upper levels that aren't finished which was disappointing but whole family will enjoy. If you walk around the property watch out for fire ants!

This past weekend, we viisted Longwood after traveling from Houston to Louisiana and on to Mississippi on motorcycles. When we entered the gravel road, we stopped at the guard shack for the $24 per couple entry fee. We asked if we could walk in and leave our bikes at the guard shack and were told NO. The guard said the... More

This was the last home on our tour and by far the most interesting as it was never finished. While we were there they were setting up for a wedding, what a beautiful place to get married!

I have to admit that my husband and I visited Longwood because the outside had featured in the TV series True Blood of which he is a huge fan. I have to admit to not expecting too much from this house but how wrong I was.When we got there, the house was incredibly beautiful and the tour was simply excellent.... More

I enjoyed the tour and the beautiful grounds! The house is full of history and interesting stories. I did not find the guard to be rude, I thought the price was very fair compared to some of the other homes I have toured. Thumbs up!!

First let me say the tour was very good and recommend it. Tour guides are excellant but the guard / ticket taker needs better training, procedures, policies and safety awareness. Warning to motorcycle riders: This is coming from a rider with 40 years experience. I am cautious about gravel conditions and inquired about conditions before traversing this road. My wife... More

This home was so beautiful...the long winding road to the house was gorgeous....just trying to imagine what it must have been like "back when..." The history of this property was quite a story. We loved the house, the grounds, the view and the tour...amazing history.

This plantation is a must see on your tours of plantation homes. It is unfinished, but oh so incredible. The tour is well worth the money (stop by the Natchez Visitor Center and you can get tickets to see 3 plantations for $30). The house is simply unbelievable. Unfortunately you can not take pictures on the basement floor that is... More