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Primitive campers and history buffs head to Hickory Hills Park for its homestead ruins and Indian mounds. The park lies 13 miles south of Indianola on Highway 69 near New Virginia. Sites offer electricity and fire rings for $5 a night.
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Write a ReviewNo, Hickory Hills Park lacks full hookups. Sites supply electricity, but water and sewer connections sit unavailable. Expect primitive camping with restrooms, carry-in carry-out trash, and no amp details listed. Plan self-contained setups for overnight stays.
Yes, Hickory Hills Park welcomes pets. Leash dogs at all times and pick up waste. Trails and open spaces suit walks, though no dog park exists. Follow county rules for a smooth visit with your furry friends.
Stays run $5 per night. This covers electricity, fire ring, picnic table, and restroom access in the primitive area. Reservations prove unnecessary for small crowds; arrive early on weekends via Warren County Conservation.
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