HIRAM LODGING FIELD GUIDE
Riverside Nights: Primitive Tent Camping at Camp Hi Canoe & Kayak
Primitive tent sites and two group pavilions along the river in Hiram — this guide explains site options, what to bring, pricing, and check-in logistics.
Riverside Nights: Primitive Tent Camping at Camp Hi Canoe & Kayak.
Camp Hi Canoe & Kayak offers primitive tent camping along the river in Hiram: five individual tent sites (two to three tents per site) plus two group sites with adjacent pavilions, each equipped with a campfire ring for cooking. The setup is intentionally simple—bring your own tent, food and water—and built for nights under the stars and quiet riverside evenings.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Riverside tent sites with communal campfire rings
Five individual tent sites (two to three tents each) sit along the river, each with a campfire ring provided for cooking and evening fires—simple, communal, and close to the water.
Two group sites with adjacent pavilions
For larger gatherings there are two group sites, each with an adjacent pavilion that gives groups a sheltered base while still maintaining a primitive camping feel.
Bring-your-own provisioning, on-site supplies available
This is primitive camping—guests must bring their own tents, food, and water; the camp’s store does sell firewood, ice, and bottled drinking water for convenience.
What the day feels like
What It Feels Like to Camp Here
The experience is uncomplicated and elemental: arrive, stake a tent near the river, build a fire in your site’s ring, and spend the evening under an open sky. Sites are laid out for small parties or groups and emphasize self-sufficiency—pack the essentials and rely on the on-site store only for last-minute supplies.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this stay suits — and who should plan differently.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Stays run from 1–7 nights. Standard check-in is 3:00 pm and check-out is 11:00 am.
Bring your own tent, food, and drinking water. The camp store sells firewood, ice, and bottled drinking water if needed.
Individual tent sites are priced per person with a stated minimum booking; sites have maximum occupancy limits to observe.
The meeting and registration location is Camp Hi Canoe & Kayak on site.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Do I need to bring a tent?
Yes—guests must bring their own tent; sites are primitive and do not provide tents.
How long can I stay?
Stays are available from one to seven nights.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is at 3:00 pm and check-out is at 11:00 am.
How many people are allowed per site?
Sites have a maximum of eight people per site.
Are there group sites or pavilions?
Yes—there are two group sites that include adjacent pavilions for larger parties.
Can I buy firewood or bottled water on site?
Yes—firewood, ice, and bottled drinking water can be purchased at the camp store.
Where do I check in when I arrive?
Check in at Camp Hi Canoe & Kayak, the on-site meeting and registration location.