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White Mound County Campground near Hill Point, WI, features rolling hills and open spaces. Temperatures range from 20°F in winter to 80°F in summer. Nearby attractions include White Mound Lake and the trails of White Mound County Park.

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White Mound County Campground is located in Wisconsin

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43.36100061 N
90.09500082 W

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Access

  • Drive-In
    Park next to your site
  • Boat-In
    Sites accessible by watercraft.

Site Types

  • Tent Sites
  • RV Sites
  • Standard (Tent/RV)
  • Equestrian

Features

For Campers

  • ADA Access
  • Trash
  • Picnic Table
  • Phone Service
  • Reservable
  • Showers
  • Drinking Water
  • Electric Hookups
  • Toilets
  • Pets
  • Fires

For Vehicles

  • Water Hookups
  • 30 Amp Hookups

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Reviewed Jul. 25, 2021

Understaffed.

This is a beautiful site, and I would give more stars. But, there was no camp host, no one at the office to check in when we arrived, no one cleaning the bathrooms, and no one enforcing the 10pm quiet hour rule. I don’t mind the pit toilets, but at least clean the building. And at least have enough light in the building so one can see at night. If none of those things make a difference to you, then enjoy camping here!

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Month of VisitJuly
  • Review photo of White Mound County Campground by Stacey N., July 25, 2021
  • Review photo of White Mound County Campground by Stacey N., July 25, 2021
  • Review photo of White Mound County Campground by Stacey N., July 25, 2021
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Reviewed Oct. 7, 2018

Very pretty...very quiet...very clean...incredibly nice campground

We got there late in the evening, but the check in/self pay process was very simple and straight forward. Fees were incredibly reasonable for such a nice campground, and it was very quiet, even though there were lots of people enjoying this campground. Lovely atmosphere!

We arrived late, so we had to self pay. But all that paperwork and payment took place inside a little heated shelter house of sorts. Bonus! Most of the time, the pay envelopes are outside and you have to duck into your car, fill it out, and dart back into the dark to the drop box. There was even a campground map showing which spaces were taken and available (at the time the attendant went home for the day). This was nice, but the space we thought was open had been taken by someone moments before. So not fool proof, but a decent guide for those arriving after dark. We still found another space and made it our home for the night. Not to mention, they had one of the best maps I've ever seen!

Fees:

$5 per adult

$5 per car or vehicle

$5 if you didn't have a park sticker

$5 if you made the reservation online or by phone.

$5 for electric

Soooo...if you had 2 adults, one car and needed electric, then it would be $20. And so forth...

This place is so quiet! The campground was very full that night, but we heard almost nothing from people at all. Just a little chatter from a couple guys nearby, but at a very respectful level. We actually got to enjoy the night sounds of pitter patter rain and the occasional owl in the distance. No road noise.

The sites are spread out enough to make this peaceful and private, but close enough to make the campground functional and cozy. Electric sites (designated with an "E" beside the number) were scattered with non electric sites. Electrics were more plentiful, though. Tent sites were also available, if you like. They were grouped together in a different area. Our closest neighbors site was within view of the fire ring, but no one was there this night. The sites were deep, so you could pull in and nestle in the trees, even if you had a neighbor, and it was more private. There was a nice picnic table near the fire ring, which was quite nice for a fire, but no grate for cooking on. The pad we pulled into was fairly level and covered in pea gravel. We were using our teardrop trailer this night instead of a tent.

There were bathrooms scattered around with very clean pit-type toilets, and there were multiple toilets in "mens" and "women's" rooms. There was also a shower house with pay showers, but prices were very reasonable. I think it was 25 cents for 5 minutes, and the more quarters you put in, the more time you got. There was also a row of sinks and mirrors under a sheltered roof as well as a pay washer and dryer, something I've never seen before at a campground.

Beyond the other lovely amenities, they had picnic tables everywhere, drinking water spigots, fire pits at every site and a playground for the kids.

Overall, definitely one of the more perfect places to camp. And if you had extra time, there was a lake at the other end of the park. And equestrian trails and an equestrian camp, but it was closed because of mud.

Located in gorgeous Amish country, the drive back to the interstate to head north again was incredibly enjoyable and a great way to end a great camping adventure.

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Month of VisitOctober
  • Review photo of White Mound County Campground by Amy G., October 7, 2018
  • Review photo of White Mound County Campground by Amy G., October 7, 2018
  • Review photo of White Mound County Campground by Amy G., October 7, 2018
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Reviewed Mar. 24, 2018

Beautiful campground/park

I’ve been here many times and it’s one of my favorites. The campsites are tucked away and private. There are bathrooms and a small playground. The lake is gorgeous and clean. The only downfall is the lake is spring-fed so it’s a bit cold for swimming.

Month of VisitJuly
  • Review photo of White Mound County Campground by Jaime L., March 24, 2018

Frequently Asked Questions

What do visitor reviews say about White Mound County Park?

White Mound County Park offers a peaceful camping experience in a beautiful natural setting. Campers appreciate the private, tucked-away sites that provide a sense of seclusion. The park maintains a quiet atmosphere even when well-attended, creating a lovely camping environment. The gorgeous, clean lake is frequently mentioned as a highlight of the park. Fees are considered very reasonable for the quality of the campground. While the overall experience is positive, some visitors note occasional issues with bathroom cleanliness and enforcement of quiet hours, particularly when no camp host is present.

Are there maps available for White Mound County Park's camping areas?

Maps of White Mound County Park's camping areas are likely available at the park office or entrance station where self-pay procedures are handled. For advance planning, check the county parks department website for downloadable maps or contact the park administration directly. Upon arrival, look for informational kiosks or bulletin boards that typically display campground layouts and trail information. Since the campground features tucked-away, private sites, a map would be particularly helpful for first-time visitors to navigate the area and select an appropriate campsite.

What facilities and amenities are available at White Mound County Park campground?

White Mound County Park campground provides basic amenities for a comfortable camping experience. The facilities include bathrooms (pit toilets), a small playground for children, and well-designed campsites that offer privacy. The campground has a self-pay system that makes check-in straightforward, even for late arrivals. While the campground offers essential amenities, it maintains a natural setting without extensive development. For specific information about water availability, shower facilities, or electrical hookups, contact the park directly before your visit.

What recreational activities can you do at White Mound County Park?

White Mound County Park centers around a beautiful spring-fed lake that serves as the focal point for recreation. Swimming is possible, though the spring-fed water tends to be cooler than some might prefer. The clean, gorgeous lake likely supports fishing opportunities as well. The park includes a small playground for children's entertainment. The natural setting with secluded campsites creates excellent opportunities for hiking, wildlife observation, and enjoying peaceful outdoor time. The park's quiet atmosphere makes it ideal for relaxation and escaping the bustle of everyday life.