The Adventure Collective

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

2–4 hours

Fitness Level

Moderate fitness required; riders should be comfortable handling horses over varying terrain.

Overview

Ride through scenic trails at White Mound Park and enjoy comfortable camping amenities designed for horse lovers. Discover this ideal outdoor getaway for equestrians in Wisconsin.

Hill Point, Wisconsin

Horse Campsite 07

horse RV/pop-up/tent, 20/30/50 amp, back-in, water, corral, 70'

Select participants and date

Date

Thu, Sep 25

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of horseback riding at White Mound Park, where scenic trails await equestrian adventurers. Enjoy comfortable camping with electric and water hookups, plus ADA accessible sites. The dedicated horse campground features essential amenities like restrooms, picnic tables, and fire rings, making it a perfect getaway for horse lovers.

##Fees

2 Nights - $65 3 Nights - $95 4 Nights - $125 5 Nights - $155 6 Nights - $185 7 Nights - $215

Rates do not include parking.

##About

White Mound Park offers great horse trails for those traveling with horses.
Camping accommodations with electric, water and some ADA accessible sites are available for those people who are camping with horses.
A horse campground is located at the north end of the park. Facilities include restrooms, picnic tables, hitching posts, trailer parking, and fire rings.

Adventure Tips

Prepare for varied terrain

Bring sturdy riding boots and be ready for uneven trails suited for all skill levels.

Check trail conditions

Verify trail status before heading out, especially after heavy rains, to avoid muddy or blocked paths.

Secure your gear

Ensure all tack and camping equipment are properly secured to avoid disruptions during your ride.

Respect wildlife

Keep a safe distance from local animals and avoid disturbing their habitats.

Local Insights

Wildlife

White-tailed deer
Red fox

History

White Mound has a history dating back to early Native American settlements, with remnants of Native art and artifacts occasionally uncovered during trail maintenance.

Conservation

The park actively manages trail erosion and promotes sustainable camping practices to preserve the area's natural beauty and habitat.