Neshoba County is located in Eastern Mississippi near the Alabama-Mississippi state line. It has one of the oldest county seats in the state with settlements dating back to before 1800s when Native American tribes lived there. Today it remains an agriculturist hub with farming being one of its main industries with much of its land devoted to growing cotton and other crops like soybeans and corn. There are also several tourist attractions like Neshoba Lake Park with camping sites tucked among canopies of trees providing picturesque views for visitors looking for a relaxing escape from their everyday lives.