Hickory Hill Campground

There are a lot of great little spaces to set up camp at Hickory Hill. There are several different areas within the campground that are sheltered with trees and provide a bit of privacy from the other campers in the area. Unlike Yankee Paradise where everyone is pretty much out in the open. There are many options for hanging hammocks and it was really nice that there were still so many ropes in the trees for hanging your stuff. It was disappointing to see how many people left toilet paper and tampon applicators in the woods. If you continue on the parallel trail another mile north of Hickory Hill there is a water source, but you will have to treat it. From the campground if you take the Willow Pond Trail to the east, it's a very pretty and fun hike to the beach. Taking the Willow Pond Trail to the west takes you to the main road. There are horses that run up the parallel trail through the campground so be on the lookout.

It is a great campsite and I would recommend this camp for anyone wanting to be in almost complete isolation. Just always be ready for rain. Me and my dad weren't and our tents were completely soaked. I would also recommend to get on the 4:44 ferry ride but if you are up to the very hard challenge then go to the 10:15 ferry. It is one of the most isolated campsites on the whole island.