HILL POINT HIKING FIELD GUIDE
33E at Hill Point: A low‑key campsite threaded with fire rings, coin‑op showers and a neighborhood playground
A concise guide to the campground’s sites, facilities and fees—useful for RV, pop‑up and tent campers planning a short multi‑night stay.
33E at Hill Point: A low‑key campsite threaded with fire rings, coin‑op showers and a neighborhood playground.
At Hill Point’s 33E campsite you trade formal trappings for straightforward comforts: each site comes with a fire ring and picnic table, and the campground centers around practical amenities—coin‑operated showers and laundry, pit toilets, a playground and a basketball hoop—so families and outdoors-first campers can stretch a weekend into a string of campfire evenings.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Purposeful, homey sites with the basics for evenings under the stars
Every campsite is equipped with a fire ring and picnic table, giving you the essentials for cooking, warming and lingering after dark.
Coin‑operated showers and laundry keep things simple
The campground’s shower building includes coin‑operated showers and sinks plus a washer and dryer, allowing short stays to feel more comfortable and self‑sufficient.
Playground, basketball hoop and nearby pit toilets
A playground by the entrance and a basketball hoop near the campground’s center give families options for daytime play; pit toilets are located at both ends of the loop.
What the day feels like
What the stay feels like
The rhythm here is uncomplicated: claim a back‑in site, stack wood on the fire ring, run a quick load of laundry or take a timed shower, and let the campground’s modest recreation areas occupy children between evening meals. The setup favors straightforward, communal camping rather than luxury stays—an environment built for practical comfort and shared outdoor time.
THE CAMPSITE
Purposeful, homey sites with the basics for evenings under the stars
Every campsite is equipped with a fire ring and picnic table, giving you the essentials for cooking, warming and lingering after dark.
THE FACILITIES
Coin‑operated showers and laundry keep things simple
The campground’s shower building includes coin‑operated showers and sinks plus a washer and dryer, allowing short stays to feel more comfortable and self‑sufficient.
THE COMMON AREAS
Playground, basketball hoop and nearby pit toilets
A playground by the entrance and a basketball hoop near the campground’s center give families options for daytime play; pit toilets are located at both ends of the loop.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who the campground suits—and who should check details before booking.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bring coins for the shower and laundry machines; sites are set up for RVs, pop‑ups and tents and offer picnic tables and fire rings.
Sites are listed as back‑in with 20/30 amp service and a maximum length of 50'—plan your rig configuration accordingly.
Showers are coin‑operated at $1.50 per 5 minutes; washer and dryer use is $1.25 per machine.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What types of camping does 33E accept?
The site accommodates RVs, pop‑ups and tents; hookups are listed as 20/30 amp with back‑in sites and a max rig length of 50'.
Are there showers on site?
Yes. The campground has coin‑operated showers; the fee is $1.50 per 5 minutes.
Is laundry available?
Yes. A washer and dryer in the shower building are coin‑operated at $1.25 each.
Where are the toilets located?
Pit toilets are located at both ends of the campground loop.
Do rates include parking?
No. Published rates do not include parking.
What are typical stay fees for multi‑night bookings?
Multi‑night rates are tiered: 2 nights $55; 3 nights $80; 4 nights $105; 5 nights $130; 6 nights $155; 7 nights $180.