Wickiup Hill is a Native American archeological region near Toddville, in Linn County, Iowa.

Wickiup Hill has been occupied by people for around 8,000 years and has archeological evidence of Native American villages as well as of their burial grounds.

People helped contribute to the effort by volunteering through field schools, teacher workshops, and camps for student archeologists.

Other discoveries were intact charred wooden boards that might have come from a cabin and an oval basin that had slabs of dolomite and other rocks.

It was established as a Multiple Property Submission called the Archaeology of the Wickiup Hill Locality in Linn County, Iowa.