Loakfoma Lake is a 600-acre lake that is located in the Sam D. Hamilton Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge. The refuge consists of 48,000 acres of bottomland and upland forest that is occupied by a variety of game species, including quail, deer, and turkey. In addition, many other bird species inhabit the forests and a few notable ones are the wood stork and bald eagle. The Loakfoma and Bluff Lakes are perfect for quietly exploring and observing the gorgeous scenery and timid wildlife.