Week of September 17
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The best camping spots in Illinois.
From the shores of Lake Michigan all the way down to Shawnee National Forest, Illinois has a campsite well suited for any personality.
Lauren: I really enjoyed my stay here! The property owner, Greg, is a wonderful host and was extremely...
Mark: Very friendly host
Grab your tent and cooking supplies, it’s time to go camping in Illinois! Get in a weekend of beach camping along Lake Michigan at Illinois Beach State Park or beside the Illinois River at Kayak Morris park. Skip the crowds for a serene camping experience at Castle Rock State Park’s primitive campsites, which are only accessible by boat. Another fairly quiet option is Moraine Read more...
Grab your tent and cooking supplies, it’s time to go camping in Illinois! Get in a weekend of beach camping along Lake Michigan at Illinois Beach State Park or beside the Illinois River at Kayak Morris park. Skip the crowds for a serene camping experience at Castle Rock State Park’s primitive campsites, which are only accessible by boat. Another fairly quiet option is Moraine Hills State Park. Rock Cut State Park is a delight in the spring and summer when the park’s many wildflowers come into bloom. Adventurous types will want to visit Rock Cut State Park, where a cave awaits exploring, along with opportunities for fishing, hiking, and camping. Check out Shawnee National Forest in the far south of the state for hiking, fishing, wildlife watching and primitive or car camping. No matter where you are in Illinois, there's a place to pitch your tent or park your RV just a quick drive away.
Brittany: Wild Pines was absolutely gorgeous. On it's own private drive, you feel like you are having a luxury...
Andrea: I had such a lovely stay here. I enjoyed spending the night in the loft, it was so cozy. Your barn is...
Reaching just 1,235 feet above its base of rolling farmland, Charles Mound is the highest point in Illinois.
Philip: Not far off the main road and was quiet.
Dan: Hillcrest Event Center -is a multi-purpose venue that handles public events including multiple music...
If it feels like the farmland in Illinois goes on forever, you’re right. More than 80% of the state is used for farming.
Mel: Camp site has a Lake View. Shady, breezy, private, golf cart friendly, 50/30/20 amp elect & water....
Mel: Site "B" is for smaller RV or Camper, the tent area is still good size. Easy to just back in with a...
The flow of the Chicago River was reversed in 1900 to tackle public health problems that arose from polluted drinking water.
Dennis: Randy is a great host. The place was well kept, quiet, and very relaxing. It is primitive, no...
Jean: RV hookup on concrete pad (private for 2 people)
Pull your Motorcoach in, hookup, and enjoy the farm...
Calling all roadtrippers! The start of iconic Route 66 can be found in Chicago, Illinois.
Teri : Buena Vista Farms means beautiful view! We offer Full Hook up RV sites (60 feet wide). Woods for...
Brady: Horseshoe Bend is secluded Central Illinois destination. The campground lone sits on three hardwood...
Illinois produces more pumpkins than any other state in the U.S.
Jo: Come pitch your tent near the Old Rugged Barn! We are on a quiet country road, a small 3. 5 acre...
Marcy: Pitch your tent or plug in your RV (30 or 50 amp, or 110 volt) on our 110 acre horse farm. Choose...
Arte: This is one of the largest wooded areas of Historic Alton, IL, "One of the Most Haunted Small Towns in...
Ezekiel: Our stay at Private Property Camp Chicago was a peaceful one. The property is beautiful and the camp...
Jace: Great friendly hosts!
Sharla: Lovely land, secluded spots, spectacular stars.
Mel: Holidays @ Sit-A-Spell, Mother's Day, Memorial Day, Father's Day, 4 of July, Labor Day, weekends ,...
Emily: My stay at Heron House was absolutely perfect. The hosts are so unbelievably kind and accommodating....