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Nightfall at Site 54: A tent-only retreat at White Mound, Hill Point
A walk-in, non-electric campsite at White Mound offering fire rings, picnic tables and coin-operated facilities—this guide explains what to expect and how to plan.
Nightfall at Site 54: A tent-only retreat at White Mound, Hill Point.
Site 54 at White Mound in Hill Point is a tent, nonelectric, walk‑in campsite set inside a family-friendly campground. Each site comes with a fire ring and picnic table, and the campground provides a shower building with coin-operated showers and sinks, laundry machines, pit toilets at each end of the loop, a playground near the entrance and a basketball hoop in the center.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Simple, serviceable tent sites
Site 54 is configured for tent camping without electrical hookups; every campsite includes a fire ring and a picnic table—basic, durable fixtures that focus the stay on the outdoors.
Coin showers, laundry and pit toilets
A central shower building offers coin-operated showers and sinks; washers and dryers are available for a fee. Pit toilets are placed at both ends of the campground for convenient access.
Playground and pickup play
The campground places a playground toward the entrance and a basketball hoop in the middle of the loop, giving families and groups low‑effort play options between hikes and camp chores.
What the day feels like
What staying at Site 54 feels like
Expect a straightforward, outdoor-first stay: walk into a tent-only site, wedge your pack and gear on the picnic table, build a fire in the ring, and make use of coin-operated showers and laundry when needed. The campground’s simple infrastructure keeps the focus on evenings by the fire and daytime exploring, with family-friendly features like a playground and a central basketball hoop.
THE CAMPSITE
Simple, serviceable tent sites
Site 54 is configured for tent camping without electrical hookups; every campsite includes a fire ring and a picnic table—basic, durable fixtures that focus the stay on the outdoors.
THE AMENITIES
Coin showers, laundry and pit toilets
A central shower building offers coin-operated showers and sinks; washers and dryers are available for a fee. Pit toilets are placed at both ends of the campground for convenient access.
FOR FAMILIES
Playground and pickup play
The campground places a playground toward the entrance and a basketball hoop in the middle of the loop, giving families and groups low‑effort play options between hikes and camp chores.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this site suits—and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Pack for tent camping: shelter, sleeping kit and lighting—sites are non‑electric and walk‑in. Bring coins for showers (shower fee is charged per 5 minutes) and for washers/dryers if you plan to do laundry.
Rates are tiered by nights: 2 nights $45; 3 nights $65; 4 nights $85; 5 nights $105; 6 nights $125; 7 nights $145. Rates do not include parking.
Each site has a fire ring and picnic table. The campground provides a shower building (coin-operated), washers and dryers (fee required), pit toilets at both ends, a playground and a basketball hoop.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How much does a stay at Site 54 cost?
Rates are by length of stay: 2 nights $45; 3 nights $65; 4 nights $85; 5 nights $105; 6 nights $125; 7 nights $145.
Are parking fees included in the campsite rate?
No. Rates do not include parking.
Are there restrooms and showers on site?
Yes. There is a shower building with coin-operated showers and sinks, and pit toilets at both ends of the campground.
How much do the showers and laundry cost?
Showers are $1.50 per 5 minutes. Washer and dryer use costs $1.25 each.
Does Site 54 have electrical hookups?
No. The site is non-electric and intended for tent camping; it is a walk-in site.
What recreation is available for children?
A playground is located toward the entrance of the campground, and a basketball hoop sits in the middle of the loop.