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Rock Cut State Park
Rock your way to an outdoor getaway at this Illinois state park.
Just off Highway 173 in Winnebago County sits a hidden gem among Illinois' state parks. Relax among nature thanks to extensive trails, two pristine lakes, big boulders, and lots of trees. Enjoy cross country skiing, a bike trail, fishing, and swimming. You'll never know that Illinois' third-largest city is nearby.
Start with 40 miles of hiking, 23 miles of mountain biking, and 14 miles of equestrian trails. Boardwalk trails take you down to the lake shore and up to the hilltops. Cavort with the hardwood trees that reach up to the sky and provide shade during the summer.
Fish, boat, or swim in Pierce Lake and Olson Lake. Catch bass, bluegill, redear sunfish, channel catfish, bullhead, northern pike, muskellunge, and walleye in Pierce Lake. Anglers love this lake, so get ready for some friendly competition. Olson Lake off
Just off Highway 173 in Winnebago County sits a hidden gem among Illinois' state parks. Relax among nature thanks to extensive trails, two pristine lakes, big boulders, and lots of trees. Enjoy cross country skiing, a bike trail, fishing, and swimming. You'll never know that Illinois' third-largest city is nearby.
Start with 40 miles of hiking, 23 miles of mountain biking, and 14 miles of equestrian trails. Boardwalk trails take you down to the lake shore and up to the hilltops. Cavort with the hardwood trees that reach up to the sky and provide shade during the summer.
Fish, boat, or swim in Pierce Lake and Olson Lake. Catch bass, bluegill, redear sunfish, channel catfish, bullhead, northern pike, muskellunge, and walleye in Pierce Lake. Anglers love this lake, so get ready for some friendly competition. Olson Lake offers swimming opportunities in the summer.
Camp at some of the 210 electric campsites or 60 standard sites for RVs and tents. There is one rustic cabin on-site.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Rock Cut State Park
Rock Cut Campground provides several overnight camping options including Class A and B premium sites. There is also equestrian camping restricted to a site on Hart Road. Just be aware that this isn’t the place to party like it’s 1999. This campground is alcohol-free and the rules are strictly enforced.
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