Combine the thrill of horseback riding with relaxing camping at White Mound Park. Discover scenic trails and accessible amenities perfect for riders of all levels.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–4 hours
Fitness Level
Riders should be in good physical shape to handle varied terrain.
Wildlife
History
The park has been a central part of local recreational use for over 50 years, originally established to support horseback trail riding.
Conservation
The facility promotes environmentally friendly riding practices and habitat preservation to ensure the park remains vibrant for future generations.
White Mound
Combine the thrill of horseback riding with relaxing camping at White Mound Park. Discover scenic trails and accessible amenities perfect for riders of all levels.
White Mound operates a public park and campground that offers shelter rentals, multiple campsites, and dedicated horse camping. The property features two unique shelters, each with electricity and ADA accessibility, and permits for ten vehicles per shelter. White Mound lists more than fifty individual campsites by site number, including seasonal and electric sites, and a varied selection of horse campsites designed for equestrian use.
Amenities across campsites include electric and water hookups, restrooms, picnic tables, fire rings, coin-operated showers, laundry facilities, a playground, and a basketball hoop. Several sites provide ADA accessible options. Horse campsites include dedicated facilities for horses and riders, with access to scenic trails, corrals, and practical hookup points for tack and water.
Many numbered campsites include fire rings and picnic tables for outdoor cooking and dining. Coin-operated showers and laundry facilities support extended stays, and playgrounds plus basketball hoop offer family recreation. Site listings identify which numbered sites include electric or water hookups to aid trip planning.
Reservations can be made for shelter rental and individual campsites; site descriptions specify services and accessibility. The park supports day-use gatherings, family camping, and equestrian camping, making it suitable for a broad range of outdoor activities. All information about site features, hookups, and accessibility is drawn from published site listings. White Mound’s combination of shelters, numbered campsites, and horse-specific sites provides clear options for families, groups, and equestrian visitors seeking organized campground facilities and trail access.
Campsites
52
Numbered and varied site options
Shelters
2
Two shelters with electricity & ADA
Horse Sites
6
Dedicated horse camping sites
Hookups
Electric & Water
Electric and water available
Select a numbered site or horse campsite with hookups and accessibility; reserve a shelter rental or campsite to plan the perfect outdoor stay.
Plan for a Full Day
Allow plenty of time to explore the extensive trail system and enjoy your surroundings.
Check Horse Equipment
Ensure your tack and equipment are in good condition before heading out.
Hydrate Regularly
Bring enough water for both you and your horse during your ride.
Respect Wildlife
Keep a safe distance from animals and avoid disturbing their habitat.
Horse Tack and Saddles
Reliable tack ensures comfort and safety for you and your horse.
Riding Helmet
A helmet protects against potential falls and injuries.
All-Weather Clothing
Prepare for changing weather conditions with layered clothing.
spring;summer;fall;winter
Camping Gear
Bring essentials like a tent, sleeping bag, and cooking supplies for overnight stays.