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Arte: This is one of the largest wooded areas of Historic Alton, IL, "One of the Most Haunted Small Towns in...
Direct book $43/night
Marcy: Pitch your tent or plug in your RV (30 or 50 amp, or 110 volt) on our 110 acre horse farm. Choose...
Direct book $40/night
Jeremy: My kids and I had a great time camping this weekend for our first campout of the year. Our hosts were ...
Direct book $15/night
Rhinda: Pitch a tent on site of a working animal farm. If you like panoramic views of gorgeous sunsets,...
Direct book $15/night
Sarah: We camped here for the 2017 solar eclipse and booked at the last minute. Chris was very welcoming, fr...
Direct book $50/night
Brittany: Christopher is a kind, attentive, compassionate and scholarly host. His land and farm and property has...
Direct book $50/night
Eva: Pitch your tent, hang your hammock and relax by a fire. You will be several feet from the main house...
Direct book $15/night
Ivy: Stay all week and then the weekends are free! $10 per person or a few hours helping out with our...
Direct book $10/night
E.J.: Set a catfish limb line and catch your dinner! Our small lot on the Big River is a nice quiet spot to...
Request book $50/night
Pam: If you’re looking for a reason to dust off your headlamp Mariner's Village Resort at Carlyle Lake, IL...
Request book $195/night
Rosalie: Pitch your own tent by our 5 acres lake. You will hear the frogs croak at night, see sights of blue...
Request book $25/night
Mc Cully: Pitch your tent in one of four widely spaced sites. Each site has enough room for multiple tents and...
Direct book $15/night
Laura: The PERFECT SPOT for watching the eclipse. I made my plans very last minute (like the day before the e...
Direct book $25/night
Dr. Edmund A. Babler Campground
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Elle: Bathroom facilities were very well maintained!
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Bust out the binoculars, this is bald eagle territory. Of course your best bet at catching this...
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Beaver Dam Campground is the low key favorite spot for hiking and fishing in Central Marcoupin County....
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Debbie: This is one of the sights on our farm. We just purchased an additional 58 acres, making our farm a...
Direct book $30/night
Kevin: Located 24 acres of prairie restoration with adjoining timber, this efficiency apartment is in a rural...
Direct book $70/night
Kathleen: Secluded site with a concrete pad for RVs and plenty of grassy space and timberland for tent camping...
Direct book $25/night
Jo Jo: I have a ten acre field that is available for boondocking. It is near 25 acres of timber with some...
Direct book $20/night
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Horseshoe Lake State Park, Illinois
With 2,960 acres of land just 10 miles outside St. Louis and the Gateway to the West, Horseshoe Lake State Park is best known for its land and water recreational opportunities. Horseshoe Lake just Read more...
With 2,960 acres of land just 10 miles outside St. Louis and the Gateway to the West, Horseshoe Lake State Park is best known for its land and water recreational opportunities. Horseshoe Lake just so happens to be the second largest lake in Illinois (2,400 acres) and nearby there are connections to over 85 miles of bike trails in Madison County, including one that crosses an actual bridge in Madison County (just not the one from the movie) over the Mississippi River.
Anglers can cast for catfish, bass, crappie, bluegill, carp and more except during waterfowl season. Hikers can access four miles of trails and wander amongst the park’s natural vegetation. Go on, be real meta and pack those horseshoes.