Cabins near Pocahontas

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Cabin camping in Pocahontas puts you right in the thick of the action, with over 260 options tailored for comfort and a bit of adventure. Expect reliable wifi, campfires you can actually use, and toilets that won’t make you wince. Prices start at $60 a night, averaging around $105, so you can splurge or save. Horseback riding trails cut through woods, snow sports kick off when winter rolls in, and wildlife-watching is solid year-round—keep your eyes peeled for deer at dusk. Bear Creek Farm and Ranch (396 reviews) draws regulars for its friendly hosts and wide-open spaces, while Fresh Retro Glamping (20 reviews) wins points for quirky cabins with vintage flair. You’ll find cabins tucked beside quiet ponds and hidden down winding gravel roads—just bring your sense of curiosity and a good torch.

100% (416) 7 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Pocahontas

Bear Creek Farm and Ranch

1. Bear Creek Farm and Ranch

100%
(844)
48mi from Pocahontas · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
We purchased our 45 acre farm in 1997, since then we have operated a sustainable small organic farm. In January of 2018 we purchased 58 more acres that is attached to our land. The property has a greenhouse, high tunnel and about a half acre of field that we raise vegetables and fruit on. We have a 3 acre pond with a naturally sustaining fish population, that we swim and boat in. There are hiking trails that go through many small pastures and woods with streams running through them. Plenty of wildlife, hiking and mountain biking areas. We have a certified kitchen at the farm and have products raised and/or made on the farm for folks to purchase. Supposedly our house is haunted and there are a couple of haunted sites within 15 miles of the farm. Nearby Taylorville has a Walmart, Aldi, Kroger, and many small local businesses. There is a YMCA and a few parks. Lake Sangchris State Park is close by. The capital of Illinois, Springfield is 35 miles from the farm.
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from 
$35
 / night
Eldon Hazlet State Recreation Area

2. Eldon Hazlet State Recreation Area

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366 sites · Carlyle, Illinois
Visit now because Eldon Hazlet could easily become the next hotspot of Illinois environmental adventure. With its open fields, breezy lakeside views, and expansive collection of wildlife, the largest park in Illinois is no less than a treasure. Partake in your favorite pastimes or try something new! Set sail on the lake, have a romantic picnic, take a dip in the pool: the options are endless! There’s nothing quite so relaxing as breathing in the fresh air at Eldon Hazlet.
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Horseshoe Lake State Park

3. Horseshoe Lake State Park

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49 sites · Pontoon Beach, Illinois
Spend a night next to the second-largest natural lake in Illinois.
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Ramsey Lake State Recreation Area

4. Ramsey Lake State Recreation Area

135 sites · Ramsey, Illinois
With its rolling hills and timbered shoreline, Ramsey Lake State Recreation Area has become a popular spot for relaxation and recreation. Visitors enjoy quiet strolls in the forest, secluded picnicking, as well as more energetic activities.Fishing is huge here, so the lake is managed by draw-downs and stocking. Some species found are largemouth bass, bluegill, redear sunfish, channel catfish and black crappie. Hit up the concession stand for supplies. Other popular pastimes include hunting (dove, pheasant, quail, deer) and winter sports like fishing, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, sledding and ice skating. There’s even a 13-mile designated snowmobile trail.
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Beaver Dam State Park

5. Beaver Dam State Park

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76 sites · Chesterfield, Illinois
With such different ecosystems (we’re talking farmland, open fields, woodlands, lake, and a marsh) wrapped up in one park, Beaver Dam is the place to go see a vast variety of plants and animals. Hike any of the trails and have fun trying to keep count of all the creatures you see! Bring your bow and arrows to the archery range, or spend your time hunting the area. Getting the winter blues? Beaver Dam is open and ready for ice skaters or cross country skiers. Don’t just take our word for it, get down here!
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Washington County State Recreational Area

6. Washington County State Recreational Area

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39 sites · Nashville, Illinois
Echoed by mourning dove calls that reverberate through the dew-licked pines and dotting the county's sun-kissed hillsides, Washington County State Recreational Area is teeming with fauna. This near-fifteen-hundred-acre ecological oasis is nestled just four miles from Nashville in southern Illinois―a far cry from it’s adjacent concrete jungles, aside from the skyscraper-like pines. And, criss crossed by the area’s two small creeks, Washington County State Recreational Area is inundated with well-populated, stable populations of largemouth bass and other like-sized game fish. Even if you’re not a fan of dancing bobbers, you’ll find situational ecstasy while dining under one of the park’s lake-hugging picnic pavilions, bathed in sunset yellows―and, let's face it, everyone’s a fan of solar acrobatics paired with well-made egg salad.
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Stephen A. Forbes State Recreation Area

7. Stephen A. Forbes State Recreation Area

55 sites · Kinmundy, Illinois
Land your limit of largemouth bass, bluegill or crappie at this well-stocked, beautiful lake.
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Cabin camping in Pocahontas puts you right in the thick of the action, with over 260 options tailored for comfort and a bit of adventure. Expect reliable wifi, campfires you can actually use, and toilets that won’t make you wince. Prices start at $60 a night, averaging around $105, so you can splurge or save. Horseback riding trails cut through woods, snow sports kick off when winter rolls in, and wildlife-watching is solid year-round—keep your eyes peeled for deer at dusk. Bear Creek Farm and Ranch (396 reviews) draws regulars for its friendly hosts and wide-open spaces, while Fresh Retro Glamping (20 reviews) wins points for quirky cabins with vintage flair. You’ll find cabins tucked beside quiet ponds and hidden down winding gravel roads—just bring your sense of curiosity and a good torch.

100% (416) 7 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Pocahontas

Bear Creek Farm and Ranch

1. Bear Creek Farm and Ranch

100%
(844)
48mi from Pocahontas · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
We purchased our 45 acre farm in 1997, since then we have operated a sustainable small organic farm. In January of 2018 we purchased 58 more acres that is attached to our land. The property has a greenhouse, high tunnel and about a half acre of field that we raise vegetables and fruit on. We have a 3 acre pond with a naturally sustaining fish population, that we swim and boat in. There are hiking trails that go through many small pastures and woods with streams running through them. Plenty of wildlife, hiking and mountain biking areas. We have a certified kitchen at the farm and have products raised and/or made on the farm for folks to purchase. Supposedly our house is haunted and there are a couple of haunted sites within 15 miles of the farm. Nearby Taylorville has a Walmart, Aldi, Kroger, and many small local businesses. There is a YMCA and a few parks. Lake Sangchris State Park is close by. The capital of Illinois, Springfield is 35 miles from the farm.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$35
 / night
Eldon Hazlet State Recreation Area

2. Eldon Hazlet State Recreation Area

100%
(2)
366 sites · Carlyle, Illinois
Visit now because Eldon Hazlet could easily become the next hotspot of Illinois environmental adventure. With its open fields, breezy lakeside views, and expansive collection of wildlife, the largest park in Illinois is no less than a treasure. Partake in your favorite pastimes or try something new! Set sail on the lake, have a romantic picnic, take a dip in the pool: the options are endless! There’s nothing quite so relaxing as breathing in the fresh air at Eldon Hazlet.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
Horseshoe Lake State Park

3. Horseshoe Lake State Park

100%
(2)
49 sites · Pontoon Beach, Illinois
Spend a night next to the second-largest natural lake in Illinois.
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Campfires
Ramsey Lake State Recreation Area

4. Ramsey Lake State Recreation Area

135 sites · Ramsey, Illinois
With its rolling hills and timbered shoreline, Ramsey Lake State Recreation Area has become a popular spot for relaxation and recreation. Visitors enjoy quiet strolls in the forest, secluded picnicking, as well as more energetic activities.Fishing is huge here, so the lake is managed by draw-downs and stocking. Some species found are largemouth bass, bluegill, redear sunfish, channel catfish and black crappie. Hit up the concession stand for supplies. Other popular pastimes include hunting (dove, pheasant, quail, deer) and winter sports like fishing, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, sledding and ice skating. There’s even a 13-mile designated snowmobile trail.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Beaver Dam State Park

5. Beaver Dam State Park

100%
(1)
76 sites · Chesterfield, Illinois
With such different ecosystems (we’re talking farmland, open fields, woodlands, lake, and a marsh) wrapped up in one park, Beaver Dam is the place to go see a vast variety of plants and animals. Hike any of the trails and have fun trying to keep count of all the creatures you see! Bring your bow and arrows to the archery range, or spend your time hunting the area. Getting the winter blues? Beaver Dam is open and ready for ice skaters or cross country skiers. Don’t just take our word for it, get down here!
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
Washington County State Recreational Area

6. Washington County State Recreational Area

100%
(1)
39 sites · Nashville, Illinois
Echoed by mourning dove calls that reverberate through the dew-licked pines and dotting the county's sun-kissed hillsides, Washington County State Recreational Area is teeming with fauna. This near-fifteen-hundred-acre ecological oasis is nestled just four miles from Nashville in southern Illinois―a far cry from it’s adjacent concrete jungles, aside from the skyscraper-like pines. And, criss crossed by the area’s two small creeks, Washington County State Recreational Area is inundated with well-populated, stable populations of largemouth bass and other like-sized game fish. Even if you’re not a fan of dancing bobbers, you’ll find situational ecstasy while dining under one of the park’s lake-hugging picnic pavilions, bathed in sunset yellows―and, let's face it, everyone’s a fan of solar acrobatics paired with well-made egg salad.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
Stephen A. Forbes State Recreation Area

7. Stephen A. Forbes State Recreation Area

55 sites · Kinmundy, Illinois
Land your limit of largemouth bass, bluegill or crappie at this well-stocked, beautiful lake.
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Toilets
Campfires

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