Camping Comfort at White Mound’s 42 Campsite in Wisconsin

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

Overnight stays and longer

Fitness Level

Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly stationary with optional nearby activities requiring moderate fitness.

Overview

White Mound’s 42 campsite in Hill Point, WI, blends comfort and convenience within a natural setting. From family-friendly facilities to coin-operated showers, discover what makes this spot a practical choice for your next outdoor stay.

Hill Point, Wisconsin

42

RV/pop-up/tent, nonelectric, back-in, 35'

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Date

Thu, Oct 30

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About This Adventure

Experience the great outdoors at our campground, featuring cozy campsites equipped with fire rings and picnic tables. Enjoy convenient amenities like coin-operated showers and laundry facilities, along with a playground and basketball hoop for family fun. Create lasting memories in a serene setting perfect for relaxation and adventure.

Fees

2 Nights - $45 3 Nights - $65 4 Nights - $85 5 Nights - $105 6 Nights - $125 7 Nights - $145

Rates do not include parking

Description

Each campsite has a fire ring and picnic table.
The campground has a shower building with a washer and dryer, coin-operated showers and sinks.
The fee to use the showers is $1.50 per 5 minutes.
The fee to use the washer and dryer is $1.25 each.
Pit toilets are located at both ends of the campground.
A playground is located towards the entrance of the campground, and a basketball hoop is located in the middle of the campground.

Adventure Tips

Reserve Early in Peak Season

42 campsites fill quickly from late spring through early fall; book ahead to secure your spot.

Bring Cash for Showers and Laundry

Facilities operate on a coin system—ensure you have quarters for showers ($1.50/5 min) and laundry ($1.25/load).

Use Fire Rings Responsibly

Only use designated fire rings for campfires and follow local fire regulations to prevent wildfires.

Pack for Variable Weather

Wisconsin weather can change rapidly; layers and rain gear will keep you prepared.

Local Insights

Wildlife

White-tailed deer
Eastern bluebird

History

White Mound Park sits atop the highest point in Sauk County, shaped by glaciers thousands of years ago, attracting visitors for over a century.

Conservation

The park practices sustainable camping operations to protect its fragile ecosystems, encouraging visitors to minimize waste and respect wildlife habitats.