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Hilltop Campground
Overview
Hilltop Campground in Grayville, Illinois, provides a peaceful and reliable retreat for travelers navigating the tri-state area. This facility is known for its well-maintained gravel sites and a welcoming atmosphere that reflects authentic Midwestern hospitality. Whether you are passing through for a single night or staying longer to enjoy the local scenery, the park offers a clean and organized environment designed for comfort and ease of use.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in the quiet community of Grayville, the park sits near the border of Illinois and Indiana. Its proximity to Interstate 64 makes it an ideal stop for those traveling between major hubs like St. Louis and Louisville. The surrounding landscape features the rolling terrain of Southern Illinois and is near the Wabash River, which provides a scenic backdrop for the region. The area is characterized by rural charm, offering a quiet escape from the noise of more congested metropolitan areas.
Amenities & Park Features
The campground is equipped with essential features to ensure a seamless stay for every guest. The park offers the following features to enhance your visit:
- Full hookup sites with 30 and 50-amp electrical service.
- Spacious pull-through sites designed for easy maneuvering.
- Clean bathhouse facilities with private showers.
- Level gravel pads and convenient on-site laundry services.
Each site is designed to be accessible, ensuring a stable and comfortable foundation for your home on wheels.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the close proximity to the Wabash River, where fishing and boating are popular local pastimes. History buffs can take a short drive to explore nearby New Harmony, Indiana, which offers unique architecture and historic sites. Grayville itself provides access to small-town dining and local shops that offer a glimpse into the regional culture. The quiet roads nearby are also suitable for cycling or leisurely evening strolls under the stars.
Who This Park Is Best For
This campground is an excellent choice for cross-country travelers looking for a safe and quiet place to rest just off the interstate. It is particularly well-suited for retirees and solo travelers who prefer a low-key environment over high-activity resort settings. Because of the spacious layouts, it is also a great fit for owners of big rigs who need plenty of room for slide-outs. If you value simplicity, cleanliness, and a peaceful night's sleep, Hilltop Campground is an ideal stop.
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- Recreational Facilities
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- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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User Reviews
Natalie Morrison
Nice little campground nestled at the end of the park. $20 a night for water/sewer. The manager was nice, keeps the grounds pretty clean and actually sprayed for mosquitoes. Has an on site bathhouse and dump station. This place was a little tough to find so make sure your maps is set correctly. Also the mosquitoes were pretty bad when we were here but they were that way all throughout the area so I don't think it is anything in particular with the campground, I think it's just the season.
Sherry Clark
The camp ground is wonderful. It's kinda pull in and park type place for a lot of the plant workers and I'm glad they have Hilltop to these guys it's home
Michael Gross
Terrible service. Beautiful place. Absolutely poor management. Discriminated against for not having newer camper and told 2 week max stay.. when 5 others had been there much longer! Horrible. Do not go there!
hollenbeck to nowhere
This place is a hidden gem. The city of Grayville runs it. You will have to call the dispatcher to get someone to get the electricity turned on. If the camp host is not here or after 4 and on weekends. There are 15 campsites all with water and electric. Very peaceful and quiet. This is a must stop!
Dave Hammer
Awesome little hole-in-the-wall campground a policeman runs it and my son and I are looking for a shower . He was kind enough to let us take a shower for free. If I was camping I would ten times rather stay here than that KOA it's a nice little spot in the woods overlooking the lake instead of a bunch of campers in a big parking lot like the KOA.