16E at White Mound: A low-key Hill Point campground built for simple, dependable outdoor stays

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16E at White Mound: A low-key Hill Point campground built for simple, dependable outdoor stays

A compact guide to the 16E campsite at White Mound in Hill Point that explains the site setup, on‑campground amenities, and practical details you need to plan a comfortable overnight or multi‑night stay.

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16E at White Mound: A low-key Hill Point campground built for simple, dependable outdoor stays.

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Hill Point
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White Mound
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Hiking
Robert Eric Crews
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At 16E, White Mound’s Hill Point campground offers straightforward, family‑oriented camping: individual campsites equipped with fire rings and picnic tables, coin‑operated shower and laundry facilities, pit toilets at either end of the loop, and a small play area and basketball hoop for on‑site recreation—an option for groups looking for a mix of simple comforts and outdoor time.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

Cozy sites with fire rings and picnic tables
THE CAMPSITE

Cozy sites with fire rings and picnic tables

Each campsite at 16E is equipped with a fire ring and picnic table, delivering the essential elements for classic campfire evenings and outdoor meals in a compact, serviced campground.

Showers, washers and basic sanitation on site
THE AMENITIES

Showers, washers and basic sanitation on site

The campground provides a shower building with coin‑operated showers and sinks, plus a washer and dryer; pit toilets are positioned at both ends of the campground to serve visitors.

Playground and a basketball hoop for kids and groups
THE ACTIVITIES

Playground and a basketball hoop for kids and groups

A playground near the campground entrance and a centrally located basketball hoop create easy, on‑site ways for families and friends to stay active between hikes or around the campsite.

What the day feels like

What staying at 16E feels like

Expect a pragmatic campground experience: pull into a back‑in site sized for RVs, pop‑ups or tents, set up at a site furnished with a picnic table and fire ring, and make use of the camp’s coin‑operated showers and laundry. The layout puts recreation close at hand—playground at the entrance and a basketball hoop in the middle of the loop—while pit toilets at both ends and the shower building handle the basic sanitary needs.

Cozy sites with fire rings and picnic tables

THE CAMPSITE

Cozy sites with fire rings and picnic tables

Each campsite at 16E is equipped with a fire ring and picnic table, delivering the essential elements for classic campfire evenings and outdoor meals in a compact, serviced campground.

Showers, washers and basic sanitation on site

THE AMENITIES

Showers, washers and basic sanitation on site

The campground provides a shower building with coin‑operated showers and sinks, plus a washer and dryer; pit toilets are positioned at both ends of the campground to serve visitors.

Playground and a basketball hoop for kids and groups

THE ACTIVITIES

Playground and a basketball hoop for kids and groups

A playground near the campground entrance and a centrally located basketball hoop create easy, on‑site ways for families and friends to stay active between hikes or around the campsite.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this site suits—and who should look elsewhere.

1
Families with childrenWell suited: the playground at the entrance and the central basketball hoop provide kid‑friendly activities, and campsites with picnic tables and fire rings make group meals and evenings easy.
2
RV and pop‑up campersGood match: sites accept RVs and pop‑ups with 20/30 amp service and back‑in setups, with a listed capacity for units up to 50'.
3
Tent campers seeking conveniencesAppropriate: tents are accommodated alongside equipped sites, and the availability of coin‑operated showers and on‑site laundry offers more comfort than a primitive site.
4
Visitors needing full hookups or included parkingNot ideal if you require included parking or full service hookups: rates do not include parking and the site offers basic 20/30 amp service rather than full hookups.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Bring your own camping gear for RVs, pop‑ups or tents. Sites are described as back‑in with 20/30 amp connections and a maximum listed length of 50'. Bring coins for the shower (charged $1.50 per 5 minutes) and for washer/dryer use (each machine $1.25).

Payment & Rates

Nightly stays are priced by length of stay: 2 nights $55, 3 nights $80, 4 nights $105, 5 nights $130, 6 nights $155, 7 nights $180. Rates do not include parking.

Facilities on Site

Each site includes a fire ring and picnic table. The campground provides a shower building, coin‑operated showers and sinks, washer and dryer, a playground, a basketball hoop, and pit toilets at both ends of the campground.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

What amenities are available at 16E?

Campsites have fire rings and picnic tables; the campground includes a shower building with coin‑operated showers and sinks, a washer and dryer, a playground, a basketball hoop, and pit toilets at both ends.

How much do showers and laundry cost?

Showers are $1.50 per 5 minutes; the washer and dryer cost $1.25 each to use.

What are the rates for multi‑night stays?

Rates listed are: 2 nights $55; 3 nights $80; 4 nights $105; 5 nights $130; 6 nights $155; 7 nights $180.

Are parking or hookups included in the rates?

Rates do not include parking; sites are described as offering 20/30 amp service and are back‑in with a listed maximum length of 50'.

Is the campground family‑friendly?

Yes—there is a playground near the entrance and a basketball hoop in the middle of the campground, making it suitable for families and groups.