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Top 10 Most Romantic Spots In Starkville, Mississippi

Lots of love in this little town.

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Top 10 Most Romantic Spots In Starkville, Mississippi

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Starkville gets a lot of hate for not having much to do, but let's get creative and ponder some great date spots for you and your boo.

1. Bin 612 at sunset.

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Nothing compares to perfect weather and watching the sunset. Grab your s.o. and share some laughs over a taco or some cheese fries.

2. The Refuge

I suggest an eno date or maybe even a picnic, just watch out for gators.

3. Davis Wade Stadium

Hey, maybe y'all will get on the kiss cam.

4. The Drill Field

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the sunshine is back and the grass IS greener on our side

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Okay, maybe it's weird, but NOTHING compares to a snack on the drill field in between classes with someone you love.

6. The Hump

https://alchetron.com/Humphrey-Coliseum

Your choice, men's or women's, but yet again — KISS CAM!

7. Starkville Cafe

Everyone knows it, most people love it, but go for brunch.

8. The Rose Garden

https://www.rosegarden.msstate.edu/

Have a picnic, or just sit and talk. This spot is so sweet and perfect for a date.

10. The Dude

I guess baseball can be pretty romantic.


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