13E at White Mound: A practical, family-ready campground for RVs, pop-ups and tents in Whitewater

WHITEWATER LODGING FIELD GUIDE

13E at White Mound: A practical, family-ready campground for RVs, pop-ups and tents in Whitewater

Campsites at 13E come with fire rings and picnic tables and the campground provides coin-operated showers and laundry, plus a playground and basketball hoop—this guide compiles the essential details for planning a stay.

13E at White Mound: A practical, family-ready campground for RVs, pop-ups and tents in Whitewater.

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Whitewater
Operator
White Mound
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Set within Whitewater, 13E at the White Mound campground is a straightforward, family-oriented site that pairs basic comforts—fire rings, picnic tables and coin-operated shower and laundry facilities—with simple recreation: a playground near the entrance and a basketball hoop in the center of the campground. It’s a place for low-fuss evenings around a campfire and practical overnight stays for tenters and RVers alike.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

Campsites ready for campfire evenings
THE SITE

Campsites ready for campfire evenings

Every campsite is fitted with a fire ring and a picnic table, and sites are configured to accept RVs, pop-ups and tents with 20/30 amp hookups and pull-through options available for rigs up to 42'.

Coin-operated showers and laundry keep stays practical
THE AMENITIES

Coin-operated showers and laundry keep stays practical

A shower building contains coin-operated showers and sinks as well as a washer and dryer; showers are metered and laundry machines require payment, letting longer stays remain convenient without on-site staff services.

Playground and hoop for kids and group downtime
THE FAMILY LENS

Playground and hoop for kids and group downtime

Families will find a playground near the campground entrance and a basketball hoop centrally located—small but clear focal points for kids and casual activity between campsite evenings.

What the day feels like

What a stay at 13E feels like

Stays at 13E are utilitarian and relaxed: evenings gather around personal fire rings at each site, mornings move through quick coin-operated showers or a spin in the campground’s washer and dryer, and children drift between the playground and the central basketball hoop while adults manage simple camp chores. The layout and amenities favor straightforward camping and family stays over luxury services.

Campsites ready for campfire evenings

THE SITE

Campsites ready for campfire evenings

Every campsite is fitted with a fire ring and a picnic table, and sites are configured to accept RVs, pop-ups and tents with 20/30 amp hookups and pull-through options available for rigs up to 42'.

Coin-operated showers and laundry keep stays practical

THE AMENITIES

Coin-operated showers and laundry keep stays practical

A shower building contains coin-operated showers and sinks as well as a washer and dryer; showers are metered and laundry machines require payment, letting longer stays remain convenient without on-site staff services.

Playground and hoop for kids and group downtime

THE FAMILY LENS

Playground and hoop for kids and group downtime

Families will find a playground near the campground entrance and a basketball hoop centrally located—small but clear focal points for kids and casual activity between campsite evenings.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this campground suits—and who should look elsewhere.

1
RV TravelersWell-suited for RVs that fit within the listed 42' length and that require 20/30 amp hookups; pull-through sites simplify arrival and departure.
2
Tent & Pop-up CampersAppropriate for tent and pop-up camping with basic on-site services like showers and picnic tables, but bring your own shelter and supplies—the site is serviceable rather than luxurious.
3
Families with KidsA good match: a playground near the entrance and a central basketball hoop provide simple, visible play options for children during a stay.
4
Long-Rig or Oversize VehiclesExercise caution—sites note a 42' figure and specific pull-through configurations; confirm length allowances in advance and remember that rates exclude parking.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Rates & Duration

Nightly-package rates are tiered 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.

What to Bring

Bring campsite basics plus coins for on-site machines: showers are coin-operated and the washer/dryer require payment. Sites handle RVs, pop-ups and tents and list 20/30 amp service and pull-through capability for rigs up to 42'.

Location & Operator

The campground is in Whitewater, Wisconsin, and is operated by White Mound—check with the operator for any site-specific instructions or parking questions.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How much do the showers cost?

Showers are coin-operated at $1.50 per 5 minutes.

What are the washer and dryer costs?

The washer and dryer each cost $1.25 per load.

Do campsites include fire rings and picnic tables?

Yes—each campsite has a fire ring and a picnic table.

Are there restrooms on site?

Pit toilets are located at both ends of the campground; there is also a shower building with sinks.

Is there play space for children?

Yes—a playground is located toward the entrance of the campground and a basketball hoop sits in the middle of the campground.

What vehicle sizes and hookups are supported?

Sites support RVs, pop-ups and tents with 20/30 amp electrical service and pull-through options; a 42' figure is indicated for rig considerations.