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Lake Shelbyville
Discover all the fuss behind this lake in central Illinois.
There is plenty to do on this large reservoir along the Kaskaskia River in Shelby County. At 11,100 acres, there are tons of coves and inlets for anglers. Swim at one of the public beaches to cool off on a hot day. Launch your boat or rent one for a day on the water.
Get everything you need at three full-service marinas along the lake. From there, take your boat on the water for a leisurely day of sun and fishing. Cast your line for bass, crappie, carp, and sauger.
Play in the sun at five man-made, sandy beaches. Spread out your towel and sunbathe for a few hours, or set up a volleyball net to play a game. The cool, deep water of the lake is the perfect way to take a dip in the summer months.
Head to historic Shelbyville to see the beautiful courthouse. Tour the mansion of Horace M. Tallman while you're there.
There is plenty to do on this large reservoir along the Kaskaskia River in Shelby County. At 11,100 acres, there are tons of coves and inlets for anglers. Swim at one of the public beaches to cool off on a hot day. Launch your boat or rent one for a day on the water.
Get everything you need at three full-service marinas along the lake. From there, take your boat on the water for a leisurely day of sun and fishing. Cast your line for bass, crappie, carp, and sauger.
Play in the sun at five man-made, sandy beaches. Spread out your towel and sunbathe for a few hours, or set up a volleyball net to play a game. The cool, deep water of the lake is the perfect way to take a dip in the summer months.
Head to historic Shelbyville to see the beautiful courthouse. Tour the mansion of Horace M. Tallman while you're there.
Several campgrounds dot the landscape surrounding the lake. RV and tent sites offer varying levels of hook-ups. Some campsites have lake views.
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2 campgrounds in Lake Shelbyville
Big is beautiful at Coon Creek! Situated on 23,000 acres of land a gorgeous 11,000 acre body of water, this year-round site has got everything you need for your next boating and fishing trip. Pack some of that famous granola mix of yours for one of the many hiking trails, then feel your toes in the sand and cool off at the expansive lake. Refreshi Read more...
We'll save you the shock—this campground is actually electric. F. W. "Bo" Wood is perfect for RVers looking to take advantage of the most savory boating and fishing Lake Shelbyville has to offer. Cruise those 11,000 acres of water with the wind blowing in your hair. Before you know it, you'll be feasting on a five course meal of freedom. Mmm, don' Read more...
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