Group Site 4 — Pavilion Camping at Camp Hi Canoe & Kayak

HIRAM LODGING FIELD GUIDE

Group Site 4 — Pavilion Camping at Camp Hi Canoe & Kayak

A group camping site in Hiram that includes a pavilion and on-site purchases for firewood, ice, and bottled water—useful for planning gear and logistics for 1–7 night stays.

Group Site 4 — Pavilion Camping at Camp Hi Canoe & Kayak.

Duration
From 1-7 nights. Check-in 3pm, check-out 11am.tttt
Location
Hiram
Operator
Camp Hi Canoe & Kayak
Category
Lodging
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Group Site 4 at Camp Hi Canoe & Kayak in Hiram puts groups into a straightforward, family-style campsite centered on a covered pavilion; guests bring their own tents, food, and water while the camp offers firewood, ice and bottled drinking water for purchase.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE SITE

A pavilion-centered group campsite

Group Site 4 is configured for groups and includes a pavilion for gatherings, making it a base for meals and social time while tents are pitched nearby.

THE LOGISTICS

Self-sufficient camping with on-site purchases

Guests must supply tents, food and drinking water, but the camp store stocks firewood, ice and bottled drinking water to simplify provisioning for multi-night stays.

THE VALUE

Group pricing and flexible stays

Group sites start at $175 per night and are available for stays of one to seven nights, with pavilion rental included in the site rate.

What the day feels like

What the stay feels like

The offering is a straightforward group camping experience: arrive, set up tents near the communal pavilion, and rely on an on-site store for basics like firewood and ice while you handle food and water needs for your party.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this site suits — and who should look elsewhere.

1
Large GroupsWell suited: the site is configured for groups with a pavilion and group pricing; note the stated maximum group size of 20.
2
FamiliesGood fit: families can use the pavilion for shared meals and activities, while supplying their own tents and provisions.
3
Self-sufficient CampersIdeal for campers who bring their own tents and food but appreciate the convenience of buying firewood, ice and bottled water on-site.
4
Budget-minded GroupsAppropriate for groups managing costs—sites start at $175 per night and include pavilion rental, allowing predictable budgeting for multi-night stays.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Bring your own tent, food, and drinking water; the site does not provide tents or meals.

On-site Purchases

Firewood, ice and bottled drinking water are available for purchase at the camp store to supplement what you bring.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long can we stay at Group Site 4?

Stays range from one to seven nights.

What time is check-in and check-out?

Check-in is at 3pm and check-out is at 11am.

Do we need to bring tents and food?

Yes. You must bring your own tent, food, and water.

Is a pavilion included?

Yes. Group site rates include pavilion rental.

Can we buy firewood or bottled water on-site?

Yes. Firewood, ice, and bottled drinking water are sold at the camp store.

Who operates Group Site 4 and where is the meeting location?

The site is operated by Camp Hi Canoe & Kayak; the meeting location is listed as Camp Hi Canoe & Kayakt.

How much does a group site cost?

Group sites start at $175 per night.