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Jeremy And Anna: On a total of 12 acres, there are four wooded or pasture camp sites to choose from. Have fun hiking...
Direct book $25/night
Michael: Pitch a tent anywhere in the pasture. . . cross the county road to pet sheep, llamas, goats. Play with...
Direct book $20/night
Nancy: Pitch your tent and enjoy walking around the fields and lakes while viewing the birds and wildlife. It...
Request book $50/night
Brady: Horseshoe Bend is secluded Central Illinois destination. The campground lone sits on three hardwood...
Direct book $30/night
Dan: Hillcrest Event Center -is a multi-purpose venue that handles public events including multiple music...
Direct book $20/night
Jeanette: Come listen to our alpacas "hum". Camp, hike, and watch wildlife on our 5 acres of rolling hills and...
Direct book $80/night
Warren: I have a mancave with pool table and juke box that opens to a small water feature and fire pit. this...
Direct book $20/night
Aron: Pitch your tent in our 15 acre pasture on the I & M Canal Towpath in the village of North Utica,...
Request book $40/night
Jo: Come pitch your tent near the Old Rugged Barn! We are on a quiet country road, a small 3. 5 acre...
Direct book $40/night
Staying at Woodford Campground on the east side of the Illinois River is a super-easy way to get in...
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With year-round camping and warm and cold-weather seasonal activities, you can camp the beans out of...
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Get your bike wheels turnin' and let your hair down as you roll along vast trails with kickbacks...
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One glance at the layout of Marshall Campground, with its single short row of primitive waterfront...
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Katie: Pitch your tent on 25 acres of the East Woods on Rainbow Pond, within driving distance to four state...
Direct book $40/night
Jason: Starved Rock is a great place to hike but the campground is nearly always crowded and loud... not to m...
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Heidi: We have a very private spot for primitive camping deep in our woods. There are no neighbors and a deep...
Direct book $50/night
Lisa: In the summer ticks are bad!
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Whether you’re looking for a forested escape or some lakeside chillin’, you can have it all at Pine...
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Need to get some fresh air in those lungs of yours? It’s time to rest your weary soul in the...
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With such quality fishing and hunting opportunities in the area, sportsmen and women may just want to...
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Rock Island State Trail, Illinois
Head over to Rock Island for some sweet solitude with good ol' Mother Nature. Here, you’ll find rest and reprieve in a canopy of trees and wild prairie beauty that spans across 26 miles. The tall Read more...
Head over to Rock Island for some sweet solitude with good ol' Mother Nature. Here, you’ll find rest and reprieve in a canopy of trees and wild prairie beauty that spans across 26 miles. The tall grasses and wildflowers sigh in the wind; a trestle ridge leads travelers across the rushing waters of Spoon River. Go deeper and you can find architectural remnants of the railroad age that once boomed across this area.
Just north of Princeville a nature preserve can be found that is a habitat for native grasses and flowering perennials. Kickapoo Creek Recreation Area now boasts 14 acres of restored prairie for exploring, with hardwood trees and blooming flowers found along the streams and river that cross through the park. With all that natural beauty, you're bound to find an adventure on foot, bike, or skis, all the choices hip.