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35 Parks near La Salle, Illinois
Wenona, Illinois 19.62 miles S
Streator, Illinois 19.78 miles SE
Marseilles, Illinois 19.89 miles E
We did however find 35 campgrounds within 50 miles of La Salle. You can also find a list of cities with campgrounds or RV Parks near La Salle in the left hand column.
Utica, Illinois (map) | (815) 667-4996
Sites: 90 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 144 Reviews
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May 2016 - $36.00
Clean campground, sites are either gravel or concrete and big rig friendly. Easy on and off from I-80. We stayed 4 nights, used both Passport America and Good Sam discounts. We have stayed at Hickory Hollow before but upfront, however this time due to a rally, we were given a site all the way in the back. The back area is green and pretty with a great walking trail. The site was gravel, level, spacious and quiet but we were there during off season and a bad weather weekend, therefore limited RVs and tent campers. There are no trees over the way back sites, therefore open to the sun. We had great satellite and wifi connection at this location. We didn't have any issues leaving the site or park with our 40ft MH and tow. Staff was friendly. There is a pool, game room and small store. The laundry room is small yet clean and adequate. Plenty of grassy areas to walk dogs. We will stay here again while in the area. - KKColorado
May 2016 - $20.00
We stopped here on an overnight trip and took advantage of the Passport America discount available for $20 a night. The free wifi was pretty good. Cell service was good and it was a quick on and off the freeway. They have a lot of rules though, and aren't shy about enforcing them. No outside fire wood ($4.50 for one of their bundles). No semi trucks, no discount without seeing an actual Passport America card, no outside rugs, etc. I don't mind the rules but the tone surrounding the notices was pretty rude. We were obviously tired when we pulled in and little courtesy would have gone a long way. Ok for an overnight and nice long pull throughs, although they are tight side to side. - Lee and Trace
May 2016 - $20.00
Big level spaces, some with concrete pads and some gravel. Lots of well maintained grass and mature trees. The hookups were all located in the right place, too! It's close to the I-80, so there is some traffic noise, but not too much. Check in was easy and efficient...nice woman at the desk. - silverqueen
Utica, Illinois (map) | (815) 667-4988
Sites: 69 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 35 Reviews
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May 2016 - $40.00
Not a destination campground;however, ok for one night. The lower level pull-throughs are spacious but have only water and sewer. There is a dump station on the way out that is on the wrong side, but a long hose is available. We faced a pretty creek, and the trees gave shade. The upper level full hook up sites appeared close together. The playground was old, but good for getting the wiggles out. The bathrooms were clean and modern. - Roadschool
May 2016 - $38.00
We stayed the weekend with a plan to enjoy nearby Starved Rock State Park. This campground is small and has TONS of site options for tenters; not as many RV/trailer sites but those sites are nice. RV sites are close together, but typical of a KOA. Staff was very friendly. Park is quiet with lots of trees and birds (if you're a bird person you won't be disappointed). Sites are very level with lots of older-growth tree coverage which is perfect in the warm weather. We visited 1 week before the pool was open but it looked pretty much ready to go. Not a TON for our kids to do, but the purpose for our trip was to spend time in the state park which is what we did and when back at camp our boys found other kids to play basketball with so all was well. The dog park area is a good size, but no shade and my pup was too hot in there during the late afternoon. Bathrooms looked newly remodeled and were very clean. No garbage pick-up from your site here, but conveniently-located cans throughout the campground and a large dumpster up front. We hooked up the cable but didn't watch TV; the weather was beautiful and we spent all of our campground time outside. - EllenT
Aug 2015 - $38.00
Water/Elec pull thru site 57 got satellite reception (dish on top front of Motorhome). Otherwise, a shady spot right across from the creek. I did ask for a satellite friendly site. Very clean restrooms/showers, looks to be recently upgraded - nice showerhead. - HereTodayGoneToMaui
Utica, Illinois (map) | (815) 667-4726
Sites: 133 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 22 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $25.00
Price does not reflect $5 reservation fee. I only gave Service a low rating because there wasn't any, not because it was bad.
Our loop was mostly an open field with little shade, and the grass needed mowing. The campground has little in the way of amenities and is segregated from the rest of the park. You need to drive about 3 miles to get to the visitor center, lodge or trails where all the activities are. Empty and quiet during the week, but full on weekends. Several pumps provide fresh water, but the single dump station can get backed up (pun intended) when everyone leaves on Sunday.
A couple of TV channels and OK Verizon and AT&T service. The campground was OK, but since it doesn't have water or sewer hookups, and you have to drive to the state park anyway, I doubt I'll stay again. - TheRollingJones
Jun 2015 - $25.00
One of our favorite Illinois State Parks. Friendly staff, clean and well maintained campgrounds, and plenty of hiking and exploring. - Mike Pula
Sep 2014 - $25.00
This park is suffering from a lack of cash. The grounds are not mowed more than once a month. The water pump was broken requiring you to fill tank at host site. Dump station filthy with feces and toilet paper all over and back wash hose broken requiring you to use fresh water pump. Very unsanitary. No ranger at gate shack ever. No security noticed during our 5 days there. Beautiful park but campground almost unusable. - wendie T
Putnam, Illinois (map) | (815) 437-2226
Sites: 40 | Latest Rate: $17.00 | 5 Reviews
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May 2014 - $17.00
Nice large park out in the woods 20 miles to small town. Most sites are back in but very long and level. All sites have grass areas and table and most have large shade trees. Only 1-2 bars Verizon signal and no campground WiFi. Only a few open sites good for satellite. Office staff friendly and helpful. Mostly seasonally and ownership trailers in wooded areas. Several of the roads have large overhanging trees and hit rig. Would not stay there again as it is too far out of the way and nothing to do when you get there. Rate is for PA. - Pepper Dan
May 2013 - $17.00
This park is way off the highway and has nothing to offer. It is big rig accessible, however, the owner told us to go down "the middle road" when entering and drive down to the pull through sites. The turn into these sites was very narrow and had low branches. We had to back up the road, go around and back in. The sites were very long but the electrical hookup had so many cobwebs inside the box we were doubting if it would work, but it did. The office looked like a shack that was falling down, nasty. Would not stay here again - Jan W
May 2013 - $30.00
The manager and her crew have the best park in America. Family owned and operated. Five small lakes that are perfect for family fishing. Clean, quiet, and safe. Weekend entertainment or activities. Lots of seasonal (April - October) full-timers use this ranch and stay for years or decades. People look out for each other and still respect your privacy. The best and most helpful staff you will ever meet. Rustic tent camping too! This ranch is UP above the river! - SLFTRV
Wenona, Illinois (map) | (815) 853-4747
Sites: 6 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 9 Reviews
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Jul 2014 - $20.00
The first time I stayed at this gas station I didn't have slides so the narrow sites were not a problem. With slides, you have to be very careful how you position your rig. For the price it remains a OK spot to overnight if you need hookups. There is a cable TV hookup but it doesn't work. Wi-Fi available in Burger King but it doesn't win any speed awards. Station is in transition. The Burger King and Subway are still there and operating but the gas station and store was just sold in a foreclosure auction. Had to pay in the Burger King, cash only. - glenthompson
Aug 2013 - $26.00
We read reviews that were dated, and after a long driving day, decided to check it out. Shell no longer operates the station, so look for PHILLIPS 66. From southbound I-39, exit on 35, then take a left. You'll see BP and Casey's listed as the gas stations, but you'll see Phillips 66 once you make the left turn. It'll be on your left. RV spaces are by Burger King, on the end of the complex. Once BK closes it surprisingly quiet. Cable t.v. appears to now be available. Full hookups here. We're not a big rig, so was an easy fit for us. All paved and clean as a whistle. Bathrooms in convenience store, which is open 24-hours. Current rate is $25, plus $1.56 tax ($26.56). Worth the money for us. Will stay here again when in the area. Oh, never could get the website in English, so not sure what that's about. - KejLrtj
May 2011 - $21.00
This is definitely a stop-over location. The sites are very narrow. They have cement barriers between each site by the utilities. With these 2 issues it makes it hard to put slides out. Because we had no neighbors we had no slide problem, but our slides did extend to the neighboring site. We also had to pull the fifth wheel to the front of the site and park the truck in back in order to hook up the electric and be able to put the slides out. It's noisy during the day, but we had no noise issues at night. Even though it is a cement site we had to raise one side 2 inches to level our unit. We had a good view of the sky for satellite reception. If I needed a place to sleep and wanted full hookup I would return. If I was looking for a true campground then I would pass this one by. - TomG100
Marseilles, Illinois (map) | (815) 795-2537
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jul 2007 - $35.00
Mainly a seasonal park, but they do offer a few Overnight sites. Grounds are not maintained at all and the majority of the seasonal sites look like no one has been out to them in years. No swimming of any type (pool or lake). Nice newer playground and entry with a keypad locking gate. I asked if they had fishing, the lady said yes they had a stocked pond but in her own words it was pretty "grown up" I guess she was not kidding because I could not even find the pond! Weeds - Yikes! I don't think we will return, the place seems deserted and creepy and offers nothing for recreation. - cdm74
Marseilles, Illinois (map) | (815) 795-2448
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $17.00 | 17 Reviews
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May 2014 - $17.00
We love this campground for two reasons. Close to home so that I can commute to work and the river sites with their view of the river and barges. Nothing can beat the sun coming up over the river with a barge in site. The river sites are in the Great Falls area sites 1-20. We give the park a review of 8 because of the quality of water (we bring our water from home) and the fact that only 20 of the sites are on the river. If I was coming to the area to visit Starved Rock State Park, I would choose this campground and use it as my home base. There are a number of restaurants in the town of Marseilles a short drive away. - smitty12
May 2013 - $20.00
We spent a lot of our early camping days at this park and have always loved it. Watching the barges and activity on the river is always fun. The sites are big with plenty of room between sites, and there are plenty of huge old trees to provide shade. Also, relatively easy off/on to I80 even though its a mile or two away from the interstate. Now the bad news. The park seemed to be much more run down than we remembered. The bathrooms/showers were awful - dirty and smelled like egg water. When I checked the showers, the egg water smell got worse, so I'm sure the smell comes from the water dripping from the showers. Showers also on a push button system. I pushed the button and - I timed it - 9 seconds later the water went off! Can you imagine taking a shower where every 9 seconds you have to push a button? The 30 amp power was also geeky. Twice our power went out for no apparent reason. Came right back on, but still. We now have a 45' motorhome and we encountered a few low hanging branches - nothing major though - and some turns were tighter than we normally like, but we were able to get in and out of our site and the campground with only a little bit of extra maneuvering. I sure hope Illinois comes up with some money to update this campground because despite the negatives, we still like this place! - hddebbie
Sep 2012 - $20.00
What a great park with many sites right on the river where you can watch the barges go by day and night, along with other boat activity. This would be a 10 if they had water hook ups at the sites. Site was easy to back into and easy to level our travel trailer. Some sites are close together, but most are a nice size, and there is plenty of grass area between the back of the sites and the water. We will definitely camp here again. - lc47
Marseilles, Illinois (map) | (815) 795-6000
Sites: 137 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 20 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $40.00
The campground was very poorly maintained with very rough and pot holed roads, the roads were very dusty and heavily traveled with speeding golf carts and off road ATV type vehicles, woke up the next morning with 1/8" of dust on RV and truck. Fire works all evening until they either ran out or got tired of them. the sites were very close, for what should have been maybe 3 sites they had 6 if there had been a camper beside us we could not have put out our awning. There appeared to be no rules; when asked another camper said others have been told if you don't like it leave. Well I will not be back. Keep on looking. do not stop here. - Chief Dave
Jul 2015 - $32.00
The "guard house" was abandoned, the roads almost impossible, the site electric threatened electrocution, the water stank, and we didn't feel safe leaving the coach for an excursion. Very rough people as "greeters", no site map, and we feared for our safety -slept with the pistol loaded right next to my head. - Frances and Sparky
Aug 2014 - $32.00
Was just staying the night. Camped near entrance gate as I didn't feel like spending the time to drive back to regular camping area. (Long day, 427 miles.) This was my choice as staff offered the regular lots for me to use. Staff was friendly. Had water & electric. Wi-Fi never worked where I was located. Looked like the router I was connected to needed to be re-booted to the Internet. If Wi-Fi worked and maybe if I had seen rest of campground I would feel comfortable with a 7 or 8 rating. Would stay again and would probably go to regular camping area. - Tireman9
Marseilles, Illinois (map) | (815) 795-5720
Sites: 400 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 6 Reviews
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Oct 2014 - $35.00
We had called this park twice before arriving, and had not received a call back. We went anyway. Roads throughout the park were bumpy, muddy, full of potholes. There were many permanent residents in broken down, trash strewn places that should have been bulldozed. Crowded, non-level, barely paved sites obscured by fallen leaves. I saw a Pitbull, off leash, and mentioned it to the owner. I saw things happening that led me to believe that "anything goes" and if there are any rules in place, they are certainly not enforced. We drove through the park a couple of times, with the owner and another fellow. I feared for the safety of our rig and our small dog. Luckily we found another place to stay and left. - mrsweeble
Jun 2011 - $35.00
It is open year round. There are lots of permanet residents there. The dogs run free but are friendly. The trees infested with carpenter ants. There is only wifi by the office with no shade. We were there over the 4th and firecrackers were going off until about 3 a.m. - hap
Jul 2010 - $35.00
This was our first time camping with our new camper. We did stay over a holiday weekend. The camp site itself was very nice, private and quiet. We did see the pool, but did not use it. The overall campground itself was ok. There were permanents all through out the campground, some were nice and others needed to be taken away. People were friendly and we as a family will stay at this campground again. - fairfield5
Leland, Illinois (map) | (815) 495-9032
Sites: 85 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 15 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $38.00
Park was generally clean but the "comfort station" was old and in need of updating. Showers were hot but cost $.25 for 7 1/2 minutes. More than enough time for a shower. Sunday night other campers were loud late but ceased around midnight. Last part of the season, so no big deal. We would stay here again. - Camping Hoosier
Aug 2015 - $46.00
This is a nice campground. The owners have a lot of attention to detail and quickly responded to, and solved, a sewer drain problem (was clogged by previous campers). My "8" rating is based on a few minor criticisms, some of which are out of the campground's control.
Getting into the lot was very difficult, requiring a lot of back and forth movement, due to the tight spacing of the lots. Fortunately, the owner recognizes that and personally aids the campers in backing into the spaces. However, prior to departure, I asked the neighbors to move their vehicles so we could leave without disturbing them early in the morning.
Use of the lake/pond is included in the camping fees, but the water visibility was probably no more than 6 inches. The owner claimed the water tests all come back excellent and that the visibility is likely due to sediment as it is supposedly clear in the mornings. The lake/pond was very busy when we were there, so the sediment may have been the issue, but it was the worst I have ever seen in a lake/pond.
Use of the pool (which was very clean), costs $1 per person per day. I suspect they charge that in order to limit the number of persons using the pool as it is not very big and, after looking at the lake, many people may prefer the pool. Since the rate on the campsite was reasonable, the extra charge for the pool wasn't necessarily that bad, but I hate feeling like I am "nickle and dimed" when I go to a campground, so that fee was a bit of a turnoff for me. I would prefer they raise their rate slightly and have the pool use included.
The Miniature Golf was fun, but it also requires an extra fee. As above, I would prefer to not have to pay extra for the amenities, but I suppose if someone were only going to camp overnight and not use them, then that allows them to stay less expensively.
I would consider staying here again if I were in the area. I commend the owners for their hard work and attention to guest safety and comfort. - JB in Indy
Jul 2014 - $50.00
Beach was nice. Outside of that everything had issues, like not enough bathrooms; after 10am most were backed up. Our son had to drive 10 minutes away to a gas station to use their facilities. We were charged to use our air conditioner, but our site only had a 20 amp connection. Even with an adapter we did not have the current to run the AC, but we were charged. Site was very difficult to access; owner admitted he never put a pop-up on the site. The site was for primitive camping, but again overcharged. Plus, issues like charges to use showers, pool made this park very costly. We also rented two cabins and the owner made refunding security deposit very difficult stating "well, the fire pits were dirty". The cabins were infested with spiders, making most of our group refusing to use the cabins. We will never return. - Bob & laurel
Amboy, Illinois (map) | (815) 849-5930
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 7 Reviews
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Jun 2015 - $35.00
OK park. It is a typical park in this area in that there are a lot of RVs but no one there until the weekend. Roads are gravel, with ruts. We were there at the time a tornado set down at a RV park about 2 miles away. We spent about 1 1/2 hours in the store as shelter. It had windows and not much protection. I almost could not get out, as the road had some serious drainage issues. Wi-Fi was good. Site was very unlevel. I would not stop again. - bobowill
Aug 2013 - $15.00
Rate reflects monthly rate. This is no longer a Passport America park. This is a get-away park for Chicago folks. Most sites are seasonal most are well kept and nicely landscaped. The residents are neighborly. The owners are on-site and accommodating. There is a restful, bucolic atmosphere here, especially during the week. Things ramp up a little on weekends and there are many activities. Big highlight for my sons was the weekly Sunday morning frog jumping contest. The fishing is good, catch and release for cats and bass; keep panfish if you like. The laundry is adequate. Showers/restroom a little dated but clean and serviceable. Like most of Illinois, there is high iron content in the water - you'll want a new filter when you leave. We would return. - Joann26
Oct 2010 - $15.00
This is a Passport America park that is very popular with locals as there are mature trees and several lakes for fishing or swimming plus themed activities for kids and adults. Families come here for generations from what we were told. Interior roads are dirt/gravel and the sites were mainly grass. Some sites are very unlevel. We were near the office so had a back-in site with FHU and a decent WiFi signal. The owners are extremely nice and very helpful. The grounds in no way compare to modern RV parks we are accustomed to. Showers and restrooms need major work and cleaning. - Bookwormonwheels
Sheridan, Illinois (map) | (815) 496-2334
Sites: 300 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jun 2013 - $35.00
We stayed here in a 40Ft rig. Most of the sites are taken up by long term seasonal residents. Management is good, have on-site security, and have worked hard in cleaning up the trash. Our rate for the month of June is $500 which includes electric. However we have found some people are charged less. We stayed here because of family in Montgomery, IL. which is close by. They do not have a website, but if you do a search you can find it on the web. - User3006
Amboy, Illinois (map) | (815) 857-2815
Sites: 225 | Latest Rate: $50.00 | 13 Reviews
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May 2015 - $50.00
Stayed at the Green River Oaks Memorial Day Weekend and had a blast. Owners and staff were incredible. Sights were large and clean and park was amazing. We had stayed there years ago and the owners have since changed and have done a great job. - BenFranklinC
May 2015 - $50.00
When we first arrived water was leaking from the hook ups, I let them know. There were holes in the ground I asked to be covered up so my children wouldn't get hurt and the play areas are outdated and old and I even asked to have that addressed, I didn't want a kid to get hurt. Although it's under new ownership, they were extremely rude and the place is the worst we have been too. What horrible owners. We won't be back and I suggest you look elsewhere. - john voiles
Feb 2015 - $45.00
We are seasonal campers, who also travel a bit in our trailer. We have been camping at Green River Oaks now going on four years and find it to be a great place to enjoy the camping life. The new owners have really started to bring the grounds to high standards. The park has two pools to accommodate all ages, and is located on the Green River for fishing fun and its a great lazy river for tubing or kayaking, canoeing etc. The property is large and has a variety of RV sites from full hookups to primitive. The efforts of the new owners will soon have this park listed as the premier spot to camp in Northern Illinois. - sharoden
Amboy, Illinois (map) | (815) 857-3964
Sites: 123 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 4 Reviews
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Oct 2014 - $35.00
We were going to stay here and ended up not due to the creepiness of it. The beautiful pines that cover this campground are only beautiful on the road in. Once you get inside, they are all half dead and oozing sap on everyone's tents/campers. The seasonal campsites are cluttered with so many lawn ornaments they look like an episode of Hoarders! Creepy place. - Valerie C
Jun 2008 - $27.00
This campground has no business letting "outsiders" in. This establishment only caters to the seasonal camper. Rules of the campground are not clearly posted anywhere. There did not seem to be any organized activities. There were no tents there at all when we camped. Staff was rude and refused our attendance on their "hayride". The only bath house was lacking attention and extremely dirty. Doors falling off of hinges and cobwebs everywhere. The swimming hole looked like a mucky swamp infested with bacteria. Fishing pond was also lacking attention. Not much in way of a store with camping supplies. Sites were tight for the more modern campers with slides. Only nice feature was the beautiful pine trees. I would not camp here again. - musuru24
Jun 2008 - $27.00
Unbelievable. Most terrible camping experience we've ever had. The owners were rude and belligerent. Do not come here and do not bring your children. The owners screamed and yelled at us and my children, threatening to throw us out of the campground for singing children songs on the hay ride. My 5 and 7 year old were in total fear...screaming, crying. I argued with the owner after we were threatened and accused of using profanity...something we never did, nor did anyone else on the hay ride. I cannot explain their behavior, but they did call the sheriff to have us thrown out. This is a place for regulars...yearly and seasonal guests. I suggest if you consider coming for a weekend stay, that you do not. You will be an outsider and they will throw you out for any reason they wish, truthful or not. The bathrooms and showers were disgusting. I felt that my family was in danger staying there. Signs all over the grounds read "we reserve the right to refuse service to anyone". The playground sign reads "if you are older than 6 years old, and caught playing here, you will loose your playground privileges" How can they even prove age? Do they ask for the child's drivers license? The pond is considered "great for swimming". I wouldn't let my kids put one toe in that disgusting water. - PineView worst trip EVER
Amboy, Illinois (map) | (815) 857-3860
Sites: 700 | Latest Rate: $65.00 | 30 Reviews
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Aug 2014 - $65.00
This park has a lot to offer. And it could be great if management would actually enforce the rules they have posted everywhere. Rules when you make a reservation, rules on the web site, rules in the front office, rules on the map, rules on the schedule of activities. BUT - most people who camp here break the rules. Quiet hours. What's that? No golf carts during quiet hours? Lie. Map say 7 MPH, signs in the campground say 10 MPH - right! It's the Chicagoland Speedway for all the numerous golf carts! And the dust. WOW. We found the staff to be on and off. Sometimes very friendly and helpful. Othert imes, just acting like we were bothering them. There are a lot of seasonal trailers in the park, and they are very well maintained. My issue is that if I pay $65 a night for a campground, I expect to be wowed. And not nickeled-and-dimed for every event. The mini golf was $3. The course was debris-ridden and on some holes, in disrepair. The mini-golf was typically unmanned. The weekend we camped, there was a fireworks show and that was pretty good. It was longer than I expected and very nice. This park is LARGE. Be prepared to walk. Everywhere or spend $60 a day to rent a cart. - NetteK
May 2014 - $48.00
Wonderful park for the grandkids. They have such a good time here. We have been coming here for years. They used to have WI-FI so I had to use an aircard. Satellite reception was great. The area we stay in has no defined parking spaces so you just park on the grass next to the utilities (although it was quite level). Several pools and lots for the kids to do here. We will definitely come back again and again. - rovingnomad100
Oct 2013 - $59.00
We stayed here again for Columbus Day weekend (Halloween weekend). Great time as usual. Excellent haunted house and Halloween activities. Always lots to do for young and old. The golf carts seemed to be more controlled this year, maybe they took everyone's advice. They even stop all vehicle traffic (including golf carts) during trick or treat time, and it`s enforced! We are already booked for next year. Can`t wait! - dodge guy
Sheridan, Illinois (map) | (815) 496-2496
Sites: 127 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 5 Reviews
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Jun 2009 - $30.00
Camped here twice so far, they have 9 short term sites. Family friendly and dogs are welcomed. All 9 sites are back in and are tight. Nice pool and Camp store. Not a lot to do at the camp grounds itself. - Mojo 035
Jul 2007 - $28.00
Fairly priced with good people, and affordable amenities. It was a clean park, and we were very satisfied, so would go back again. - jjfamily
Jul 2007 - $32.00
Overall we liked this campground. It has a lot to do for families. There is a nice pool, small swimming pond, a river to fish or canoe and a couple of playgrounds with sturdy equipment. We also liked how wooded the campground was. For tent campers I thought the sites were great. They offered a lot of privacy and there we sites for large groups and small groups. However, for us (in a 25' trailer) it was difficult to park and get around in the campground. The sites are somewhat elevated from the road and I needed to get a running start to get the trailer up over the bump. We also had to ask our neighbors to move their cars so that we could get out when we were leaving. The wood we got was oak but very wet. We gave up trying to get it started the first night (it started after we went to bed). Even though it is a tight fit for us we would definitely go back. The pool, the activities (horseshoe tournament, corn boil, etc.) and the playgrounds all made for a pretty nice family atmosphere. - dckunkle
Shabbona, Illinois (map) | (815) 824-2106
Sites: 152 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 10 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $15.00
Lived in the area before full-timing and know this park well. 150 sites: 60 FCFS, 90 Reserve America. It is a park all about a big lake for fishing, kayaks,canoes, and sail boards. No motors over 10hp. There is a day use area with cafe, boat rentals, and camp store. The camping area is separated from day use and also has a camp store and boat ramps. This is a park for tents, pop-ups, and small trailers. All sites are back-in, level is no way guaranteed. Many sites are very short, not designed for big Class A's or 5th wheels. The park is very heavily forested and camp sites cut into the woods. Camp sites are clear by constant use. Summer weekends are almost always full. Many miles of walking trails are mowed clear. Only one brick-and-mortar bathroom with two toilets and showers, the rest are all pit type outhouses. If possible, drive this park first and note the good sites. Because of its size there are five host couples on site and will help whenever they can. This park is basic but very nice. - Jack B
Jun 2014 - $25.00
We loved this campground. Beautiful, wooded sites, (for the most part) clean bathrooms. Large lake for fishing (no swimming) and boat rentals. Nice playground and volleyball court by the dock and camp store, hiking trails. Great place to unwind. We will camp here again and I have recommended it to others. - rollinrollinrollin
Jun 2014 - $25.00
Prefer another campground in nearby but couldn't get in there so stayed here. Caters to fishing folks more than hikers. Small, tight campsites with fire rings (but no grills) were okay; just partial shade, which is hot in summertime. Didn't see many level sites which could be a problem for many RVers and tent campers. Canvasback Loop looks most preferred; Merganser Loop okay. Pit toilets near many sites; short walk to clean showers and toilets. Not much hot water, even at 7 AM; none at 4 PM. Quiet hours enforced but no problems with nearby neighbors. Overall experience was just okay. - Jolly Out There
Sandwich, Illinois (map) | (815) 530-6168
Sites: 60 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 2 Reviews
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May 2016 - $15.00
Clean nice park with very little shade. Sites are level and long with some grass and some gravel. Water and power are located in the rear with a dump station at one end of the park. This park is perfect in my opinion. - illini777
Oct 2015 - $15.00
This park is relatively new, so if you're looking for shade trees it might not be good for you. There are however, new trees planted at every site that do offer a bit of shade. The sites are w-i-d-e at an angle so backing in and getting out is a piece of cake. This park is huge and laid out very very well. Its at a fairgrounds, so its pretty basic. Each site has 30 & 50 amp service along with water. There is a easy in and easy out dump station. There are no picnic tables or fire rings. Our site faced east, so the shade tree was right outside our front door. That allowed our satellite dish to get perfect reception to the southwest. It was mid-October so there was only one other RV in the whole complex. We were on our way home to Northern IL from a fall foliage trip around Lake Michigan that started in Southern WI, so this was perfect for a one night stay. We would definitely stay here again. - therealSimpsons
Jun 2014 - $15.00
Nice level grass sites on the edge of the fairgrounds. Trees are small so shade is not available. However, I felt this park had a great feel. The park manager is a great guy who is laid back but keeps the park in great shape. 50 amp service, water and a dump station for the price is a bargain. Note: Downtown Chicago is about 1 and a 1/4 hour away. - illini777
7478 1745 N Ave Sheffield, Illinois 61361 (map) | (815) 343-1204
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Millbrook, Illinois (map) | (800) 438-9644
Sites: 403 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 23 Reviews
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Apr 2014 - $35.00
We stayed over the easter period with our 3 young kids. We all had an awesome time. Great activities for kids, fantastic putt, putt and playground. The owners and staff are incredibly hard-working, friendly and polite. Happy to help with any requests. We will stay again if ever in the area. - RRIJB
Aug 2013 - $59.00
Previous reviews are still spot on. This is a good park for families with kids under 12. Almost all activities are aimed at young kids and there's plenty for them to do. However, the park is expensive as they have to pay a larger staff, plus you pay extra for pets and extra cars, both of which irritate me. Arcade games, pool tables, lunch with Yogi, and some crafts are pay for use too. The park is staffed by local youth who do a good job running all the activities. I only saw one older adult behind the registration desk. Bathrooms needed cleaning. Sites are mostly back-ins among the trees with no satellite reception and no cable TV. Ours had a broken sewer connection and some had no sewer caps. Several sites are big rig compatible, but some trees need trimming and brush the top of tall rigs. The camp generally needed refreshing. If you don't have kids and are just looking for a quiet campsite, I rate this camp a 3 as it's way too expensive if you aren't using the activities. Wristband system is annoying as they fall off in the pool. We'd only stay here again if our young grandkids were with us. - Danno
Sep 2012 - $59.00
Lots of amenities - like games & pool and all that stuff. No cable, about 5 channels over the air. Sloooooow internet with limited bandwidth and all this for $59. What a deal. My own bad, we got lost with the help of our GPS and picked a park off the screen because we were tired. Must do better homework next time. This may be a good destination for some, but for the tired traveller? No way. - Tiny Beast
Rock Falls, Illinois (map) | (815) 626-0005
Sites: 70 | Latest Rate: $26.00 | 6 Reviews
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Apr 2014 - $26.00
Excellent campground with beautiful lake view. Owner exceptionally kind, w/FHU, no WiFi, and limited service through AT&T. Need to find an excuse to stay here again. - rob4mepls
Jul 2012 - $26.00
Very nice park with a large pool and a swimming pond with a fountain. Great internet and very level sites. We stayed here on PA. Lots of shade trees, but we were able to get satellite. - dd2some
May 2011 - $27.00
Very nice park - Owner working to upgrade utilities - Very easy access to I-88, although no signage on freeway, we saw park and sign as we approached exit 44 from west (park is on north side of I-88) - Base rate is $25 = 30amp / $27 = 50amp (this is much better than playing fee + metering of electricity) - Good park for visiting President Reagan Home in Dixon IL - stulinturtle
Yorkville, Illinois (map) | (630) 553-6323
Sites: 600 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 11 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $35.00
We pulled into this campground if you can call it that, and paid for a two night stay. While my husband was inside paying I just got a bad feeling about this place. It felt like a place you would see in a horror movie. The road into it was narrow and full of holes, a man in a raggedy golf cart led us to an area and told us to "pick a site". We got out if the RV and looked for a site with sewer hook ups. Could not find one with water electric and sewer. The sites were just grassy and muddy. Nothing about this place said "camp here, feel safe". We began to wonder if we were in a junkyard or campground. We decided that neither of us had a good feeling, so we drove back to the office aka shack and got our money back. My husband said it was no problem and they probably had it happen before. My cousin said the place was known for drug raids and murders!!! Stay away from this place unless you like living or staying in an area where your life is in danger. Hideaway should be condemned and buried!!! - CaptainKarl
Jul 2015 - $35.00
This place is dirty, looks like a junkyard with abandoned trailers sitting all over the place. The "pond" they say is chlorinated was dirty, fish couldn't live in it, the play ground by the pond was dirty with garbage all over the place. If the city or county ever tested the pond water I am sure that they would shut this place down. We will never stay there again, even if it was free. - Sjmak
May 2015 - $35.00
First off - you should know that 1 star is as low as this site will allow one to rate an establishment. Secondly, 2000 characters is the max and that's not nearly enough for an accurate picture of this landfill. It is not safe here. It is not sanitary, or even clean. A schizophrenic (not hyperbole) owns the place and has a captive workforce of otherwise homeless ex-cons allowed to live in the trailer graveyard that rings the "park". Over half of the trailers here are no longer mobile. The roads are often impassible by all but a serious 4wd. Do not bring a heavy RV here, nor a trailer of any kind, unless you have an offroad capable truck, and a strong one. In fact, if you value your property and your safety, do not come here at all. Finally, this place is adjacent to an outdoor gun range. Weekends are nonstop gunfire, so you don't know whether it's coming from inside the "park" until the Kendall County Sheriff's Dept. arrives, which is often enough that I know them by name. In short, this place is for those with no choice. It's the only park within an hour of the city that stays open through the winter. Still, if you can conceive of any other option - go with that. I guarantee none of this will seem like a joke when you cross the railroad tracks into Hide-A-Way Lakes. - Marc and Tinker
Secor, Illinois (map) | (309) 744-2407
Sites: 160 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 13 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $30.00
The desk host was friendly and very helpful. We wanted a pull through as we're on the way home and only stayed one night, but didn't need 50A electric. They let us pull through a 30A site to get an electric/water site and saved us $6. Lots of trees so satellite won't work in many sites. We had a picnic table. The WiFi was weak so we used our smartphone hotspot instead, but Verizon cell phone service was good. - Ned
Aug 2015 - $30.00
Just one night stay passing through. Had read the other reviews and thought the gunfire would not be an issue as my husband is a competitive shooter, but it did if the AC was not running. Fortunately it rained and shut them down. I agree with all the good things the other reviews say. We actually enjoyed walking around the permanent sites and seeing their creativity in adding screened porches, roofs, decks, and rooms to their campers. - winde
Sep 2014 - $36.00
The staff here is very nice. This is a mostly a seasonal campground, most of them having large decks, patios, and golf carts. There appears to be a large number of activities for the guests. There's a small playground, basketball courts, mini-golf, swimming pool and pavilion setup with screen and projector, I assume for movies. The 50-amp overnight sites are pull-through gravel, they lead you to your site. The sites are very narrow with trees, so we had to watch the slides on both sides, this will get worse as the trees mature. There's a nice concrete pad and picnic table, but it's only a few feet from your neighbor's sewer connection which is not always pleasant. There are grass sites as well, I assume 30-amp but am not sure. There are no fire rings, but rather dirt spots where fires are suggested. There's a sportsman club next door that is constant noise. If they weren't shooting they were running tractors. There's nothing more than a thin row of trees separating you from it so the noise is always there. Overall a very friendly campground and you can tell they take pride in the facilities. - OnDaRox
46W499 Granart Rd Big Rock, Illinois 60511 (map) | (630) 232-1242
Sites: 110 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 2 Reviews
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May 2016 - $15.00
Would have been a 10 if they had sewer hook-ups. This is a campground, as opposed to an RV Park. Very few amenities, but a nice quiet spot on the prairie with miles of walking and biking paths in the adjacent forest preserve.
Large campsites well spaced. Well laid out. As noted before the water connections are a bit far from the spaces, need a couple extra length of hose, but not a big issue as you have to move to dump your tanks anyway, so fill the fresh water tank when you do.
Limit on stay of 14 days out of every 21 days. Campground is part of Kane County Forest Preserve.
A bit far from the interstates for an overnight stop, but convenient to US 30. Since the campground is only a few years old the trees are all small saplings, no shade whatsoever! Will be better in a few years.
Fairly convenient to Aurora where you can catch the train into Chicago. Handicap sites are paved versus gravel. All sites are nice sized, the pull through are quite long. - Dennis M
Oct 2015 - $15.00
We are local who use this spot to get out of the Chicago area hustle and bustle. Lovely area with lots of open fields and trees. Close to a railroad track but not overly noisy. Just a few years old. We wish other counties in the area would copy this park. They do not have showers, saying the insurance liability is too great. We would give it a 10 if it did. - travelboundnbertha
Sep 2015 - $25.00
New County campground, opened 2 years ago. Paved roads, level gravel sites with water and electric. Water supplies are far from sites, need long hoses except for handicap sites. All sites have tables and fire rings. Campground hosts are very friendly, helpful and knowledgeable about the area. Very rural setting. - Romer1
Kewanee, Illinois (map) | (309) 853-5589
Sites: 101 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 8 Reviews
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Sep 2014 - $15.00
This is a beautiful campground. It is nestled among rolling hills and has several short trails for walking. Each site comes with a picnic table and a fire pit. There are a few attractions very nearby that we visited and enjoyed greatly: the Round Red Barn and the Francis house in the nearby Francis Park and campground. The nightly rate listed is based upon being 62 years older. The only reason I did not give the park a 10 rating was because of some unlevel walking areas around the campsites. You do have to be careful not to twist an ankle. The campground hosts were very friendly and very helpful. Overall, the park is wonderful, and we would definitely camp here again. - campers5350
Oct 2012 - $18.00
Took our first ever camping trip to Johnson Sauk Trail Park for Columbus Day weekend. It must be a good place because it was over half full, even though the weather was very cold and overcast. Site was nice and roomy, and pretty level. I used leveling jacks, but it would have been tolerable without. Lots of nice trails for the kids to explore. The bathrooms were nice and clean. The only drawback was no hot water. Great getaway 20 miles from home. Our site had plenty of room for our 37' MH. Some of the sites would not. About half the sites may be reserved. Rate posted is basic rate. We paid extra $5 fee to reserve online. - Jagnweiner
Jun 2012 - $20.00
Very clean park with very generous space between each camper. Shower was unfortunately closed due to Illinois having budget problems, but overall the park was in nice condition. Camping in the wooded area is very unique with pine trees every 15 feet, but branches only at the upper canopy. Small but nice lake within a few hundred yards of the campground. The only water hook up with threads for a hose was at the dump station. Dump station / water fill area is on uneven ground making it difficult to fill or dump tanks completely. - ScottEH
Peoria, Illinois (map) | (309) 231-6497
Sites: 80 | Latest Rate: $13.00 | 13 Reviews
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Oct 2014 - $13.00
The owner of the park was friendly but the park itself was in pitiful condition. The trees needed to be trimmed. The office was always locked so you couldn't use the facilities or talk to anyone about concerns. The grass was overgrown and the bug population, in particular, the spiders was unreal. We had to spray around our rig. The water is horrible and stinky I guess it is well water with serious iron overload. It is a shame more time hasn't been taken with this park it could be nice especially considering how close it is to the river but the view is terrible with all of the overgrown brush. The park employees seem odd at best. I noticed one of them tossing trash into the dumpster, missing his mark, and then driving off in his cart leaving the piles on the ground. What a shame. - EasyE RV
Sep 2014 - $13.00
An excellent location under old growth trees on the bank of the Illinois river. Although sometimes listed as Peoria, this CG is actually across the river in East Peoria. Easy access with Class A. Sites are gravel pads, but not necessarily leveled. Some MHs had two wheels off the ground. Sites closest to the river are on soft sand. We camped here in the fall on dry soil. Have to wonder what the dirt roads are like in heavy rains or the river's spring flood. The well water has good pressure, but a distinct mineral (not sulfur) smell. After passing through our string filter, a bottle of water showed orange sediment after 24 hours. We chose not to fill the tank. WiFi coverage was good, but slow and required many repeated sign-ins. PA rate. Staff were friendly. We would stay here again. - LandSchooner
Aug 2014 - $13.00
I agree with the other reviews that the owners are friendly and the campground is quiet. The roads are dirt and can be muddy after a rain. The Wi-Fi is so weak it is useless. The water is extremely bad. DO NOT put it in your fresh water holding tank or it will turn orange. You must have a water filter to get some of the orange out of the water. It also does not taste very good even after using a few filters. We only drank it in our coffee maker. The workers are not very conscientious when cutting the grass and destroyed our sewer and water hoses. The owner was made aware and did not to replace them. I am thankful they did not kick up rocks when cutting the grass and break a windshield. The sites are gravel and grass so flying rocks are a hazard. - RV-Fulltimer
24615 Stripmine Road Wilmington, Illinois 60481 (map) | (815) 476-6784
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $30.00
This is mostly a residential park with some residual camping sites and tent sites. There are many lakes in the area, which used to be coal mining pits and strip mines. The campground has a swimming pond and fishing ponds, although recent rains flooded the ponds. The water has a heavy concentration of hydrogen sulfide, probably from previous mining activities, so bring a water filter. Most residents buy their drinking water locally. This is a quiet, gated community and the residents are generally friendly. The park has many local activities. - Dick and Linda
Peoria, Illinois (map) | (309) 692-2223
Sites: 30 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 2 Reviews
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Jul 2011 - $30.00
Spent 2 months here. Monthly rate is $450. Close to grocery store, many restaurants and other services. There are no bathrooms or showers. On a busy road, so it can be noisy. No hiking, but Detweiller Park and Forest Park Nature Center are close by and have good hiking. Managers are very nice and helpful. No wireless, but if you go up to the nearby strip mall there are some free ones. - klh0922
Sep 2009 - $25.00
We found this park on Google. It was perfect for us. It's not fancy and parking the rig took some doing but the manager was most helpful. And once we got parked, we had lots of room on either side. It's part of a mobile home park and very quiet. We met a few very friendly permanent residents who are looking forward to our return. We will be back next spring as we have family here. So we weren't looking for a park that offered any more than a place to park. But it's right on Knoxville Ave so it's easy to get all over Peoria. There are also a number of fast food restaurants and an Italian restaurant within walking distance. Ditto a great hair-dresser. All in all, a great find and highly recommended. - mellowmutts
Joliet, Illinois (map) | (815) 741-9405
Sites: 233 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 56 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $35.00
Let me preface this review by saying that we got here on a cold, windy, raining afternoon and I did not get a chance to walk around this large park until it was almost dark. So, my comments are not all going to be backed by a clear visual inspection of the facilities and amenities. Like the other fellow who reviewed this park in October, our stay was during the off season when the park was fairly empty and many things were no longer in service. We had a long, fairly level, gravel, FHU site. Most sites are FHU, but there are about 50 with just W&E on the north and south sides of the park. We had to pull all the way forward in the site to get satellite service but that made the sewer unreachable. Once we are ready to leave in the morning, we will just back up and dump then Most sites are back-ins and apparently seasonal/extended stay sites. There is no cable TV, but there are about 10 over the air channels. We had no problems with their 802.11 network. As others have noted, there are a ton of recreational facilities: a very large pool, a fishing lake with piers and boat dock, a swimming pond with a beach, tennis courts, basketball courts, volleyball courts, horseshoe pits, a large recreation center, playgrounds, a large pavilion, and a mini-golf course. I cannot vouch for the condition of these facilities because of how dark it was when I finally saw them. I had no issues with the man (owner?) at check-in. We had no issues with too many rules (No long list was mentioned when we checked in - what problems are 2 oldies going to cause in the off season?) or dusting roads (It was raining!). This park may deserve a higher rating, but I couldn't see the park well enough or experience the park when it is going full tilt. I do agree with the prior reviewer that staying here would be a completely different experience/park in the summer. I saw no sign of recycling in the park. Once again, we did not "camp here. We stayed here in a RV site. - Jerry S
Oct 2015 - $36.00
We only stayed here as a stopover for one night. I called the morning of our arrival and had no problem getting a site. It is off season, so the pool, beach area and activities were all closed, but during the summer, I think it is a very busy place with a lot if things to do. Looks like a wonderful family place. Laundry room was roomy and very clean. WiFi was good, and local channels were plentiful. We could not get our satellite to work in our spot but since we were here for only one night, it was not a big deal. The sites were concrete and grass, spacious and the park was very clean. Staff were very friendly. Campstore was sparse, but again, it is very late in their season. The only reason I didn't give it a perfect score was the very dusty gravel roads. I imagine in the heat of a dry summer, it is a nightmare. Most people adhered to the 10mph speedlimit, but it still kicked up tons of dust!! Overall, a very nice campground surrounding a nice lake. Would definitely return. - KSAM14
Sep 2015 - $32.00
This is a large park, with mostly long term visitors. It is gated. The roads are quite dusty, being gravel, and muddy when it rains. The owner is kind of rude, but check-in staff was friendly. The sites were level, dirt, and tight, mostly back-ins. The park needs a lot of updating and some TLC. The park is located very near the interstate in many spots, so it is quite noisy. There is a private lake for fishing, but you must buy a permit at the office. Some of the permanent RV's and sites are trashy and unkept and need cleaning up. There are pages of rules that you are supposed to abide by, but very few are enforced. There is a laundry on site, but only four washers and dryers for such a large park. They need more. Also there are no trash bins near any of the sites and trash must be carried over to the entrance of the park to be disposed of. We stayed here in a 39-foot fifth wheel, and would NOT stay here again. - Mike1987
Hudson, Illinois (map) | (309) 434-6770
Sites: 137 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 10 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $25.00
Just needed a campsite for one night so this was a pretty good choice for our 40' fifth wheel. Site was a long pull thru that was fairly level. Easy access to I-39 and not much noise from the highway. Electric was 50 amp, no water at the campsites but there was a spigot nearby. Very pretty campground with some fall colors. - Patricia Sterkowitz
Jun 2015 - $22.00
Overall, we were happy with our experience at Comlara Park. The roads at the back part of the campground were a bit rough, with some fairly deep pot-holes. The bathrooms left a lot to be desired. They are basically just vault toilets, which is fine, but they could have been cleaner.
The staff at the visitor center, and the check-in booth were very helpful and quite friendly. They offer small boat rentals at the launch area. The young man working the rentals managed to keep everyone happy, even though he was by himself and quite busy.
There are lots of fishing opportunities, and the park offers quite a few programs for the young ones. There are lots of kids in the park, so be careful driving through. We had several young children dart out in front of our vehicle. No fault of the park, just a word of caution.
The visitor's center has ice, firewood, and live bait for sale at reasonable prices. Unfortunately, with all the rain lately, the firewood was damp and very difficult to light.
We would definitely stay here again, but will choose a site at the lower campground area as there is more shade available, and more suitable for a smaller travel trailer. Make sure to apply bug spray, and sunscreen. If you're not used to Illinois summers, the mosquitoes might catch you by surprise. Also, drink a lot of water. Even though it may only be 80 degrees, you can quickly become dehydrated when there 70%+ humidity. - subzeroLV
Aug 2010 - $22.00
Young man in office was very pleasant but not too helpful, didn't even give map of park with directions to site. Slightly expensive for electric only. Seems to be a local's weekend place and probably gets very busy. We arrived 2pm Sunday afternoon, the dumpster was overflowing and there were still quite a few noisy children/teenagers hanging about. Many people left around 5pm (check out is 3pm and is not enforced). The only security we saw was the young man from the office drove through once about 6pm. Water faucets sporadically placed around park, you fill your tank and unhook hose so others can use. No sewer hookups, a dump station is available by boat launch away from campground. Vault toilets which looked newer but dirty and filled with bugs/spiders/cobwebs and one central bathhouse for entire park. Nice lake views, grass/gravel sites, mostly level, extremely long pull throughs which were not level. Nothing to do here but an okay overnight mid-week stop. - paularonson
Goodfield, Illinois (map) | (309) 965-2224
Sites: 330 | Latest Rate: $34.00 | 30 Reviews
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May 2016 - $34.00
Large Park...now Timberline Campground. Many FT campers. Large site for pull thru. Rainy while we were here, but drainage was good. Lots of grassy places to walk dogs. No Good Sam discount now, so they gave us military....even though we aren't. No WiFi or cable TV, but good satellite reception. Pool just opened, lots of play areas for kids. Off the freeway, but no noise. Small pond for fishing. - Jodie S
Mar 2016 - $35.00
"Do you have WiFi?" we asked before checking in. Slight hesitation, then "Our WiFi is provided by (name of company)," the clerk replied, and gave us the info sheet on the provider. When we couldn't log in, we phoned the provider, who informed us they had disconnected the campground after they failed to pay their bills for internet service for months. In short, the clerk lied to us. Unacceptable. We stopped at this campground in March - it is open all year. It has a large number of permanent sites and easy to access sites for larger units just stopping overnight. It has a pool and rental golf carts. Few fire rings available.This is no longer a Yogi Bear Jellystone Park. - suerover
Oct 2015 - $44.00
There is new ownership and the park is now known as Timberline Campground. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The campground is located away from Interstate 74 so there is no road noise but the access to the campground is easy. We found the campground to be very quiet and it was almost full. There are many activities for the kids and our grandchildren had a blast. All utilities worked great and the pull through site was level. One discouraging aspect is that they pack campers really close together. Wish there was more room to enjoy campfire, etc. The new owners are making improvements to the campground. There are several permanent campers that need to clean up their site. We camped in a 5th wheel and will return next season. - CyberRanger
East Peoria, Illinois (map) | (309) 699-3549
Sites: 78 | Latest Rate: $13.00 | 8 Reviews
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Nov 2014 - $13.00
We were pleasantly surprised with this park. It is simple...not much for frills. But, it got the job done. We had full hook-ups and there was someone at the front office everyday. This is a city ran park so there is also the benefit of roaming police. The officer normally on duty was very friendly and made it a point to wave at us whenever he drove by. This park is in no means a destination park, that is to say there isn't much family fun going on, but at least it is clean and organized and my family and I felt very safe there. We were local for business purposes and if we ever need to return to Peoria we will seek this park out! - EasyE RV
Mar 2014 - $10.00
Rate based on a 25 day stay. We have stayed here a few times. In the spring. There is a chance the park can go underwater during flooding. When we arrived our site was a mess from the previous guest. Our fire-ring was half full of ash and on top of the ash was about 300 cigarette butts. Butts were also scattered around the site. There was some sort of plaster item broken into bits and paces and scattered with the cig butts. This is a city operated park and this is how they operate. We thought East Peoria had more pride. - Camground surveys
Mar 2013 - $25.00
This is a average park and not necessarily good for those with longer motor homes. Narrow interior roads with trees--we were OK but you needed to use care. Very few sites available in March so I suspect it remains crowded all year. Site with 50A FHU are all back in. The pads are asphalt as are the interior roads. Good clean restrooms. Probably won't stay here again. - jeffnbarb
Oregon, Illinois (map) | (815) 732-6804
Sites: 70 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 5 Reviews
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Jun 2010 - $30.00
We have spent a wonderful weekend at Lake Ladonna. The staff was very friendly and helpful. This park has a new owner and great improvements have been made through out the park. The bathrooms are all new and very clean. The kids had a great time at the beach and the entertainment was a blast! My family will be spending more weekends at this campground this summer. I would highly recommend this campground to all families! - espo9999
Jul 2009 - $27.00
Great family campground!! Been going here for years. - Jo1977
Jun 2008 - $30.00
Not really impressed with this campground. The trains are too close. - Jo Ro
Mount Morris, Illinois (map) | (815) 946-3717
Sites: 103 | Latest Rate: $10.00 | 2 Reviews
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Sep 2007 - $10.00
Nice park for hiking and picnicing, but the campground is not ideal. Most sites are very unlevel and on grassy hills within a tall pine forest. The size of the sites makes most of them unsuitable for trailers/RVs, yet the unlevel terrain makes them unsuitable for tents as well. Also, the rangers did little to keep the noise down from other campers. While the bathroom had flush toilets and showers, there were far too few of them for the # of sites, and they were crowded and dirty as a result. I'd not camp here again, but will do a day visit. - WinnieViews
Aug 2006 - $10.00
We stayed here in August. They do have water available and a dump station. The shower building is fairly new and well maintained. There are trails to hike and a playground for children in the picnic area. There is also a lodge in the park with cabins and a restaurant. There is a creek flowing thru the park and fishing is allowed. The only negative is the train tracks at the back of the park. - corgi lovers
Oregon, Illinois (map) | (815) 732-6828
Sites: 126 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jun 2011 - $20.00
Campground was clean with lots of shade. Grounds were freshly mowed. Several hiking trails could have been better marked. Camp hosts knowledgeable and friendly. Would camp here again. - Bob F


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Things I liked: This is my favorite gun. Perfectly sized to the real one. I am able to use it at home. The accuracy is astounding. My targets all show a close group pattern. It is safe. No Range Fees. Ammunition is low cost. Could not be happier...%>)
Things I would have changed: If it is not broke; don't fix it! This is a s good as it gets!
What others should know: Carefully read the instructions. If you use propane; add some silicone lubricant to the adapter. Keep it clean and lubricated.
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Things I liked: The WE P08 looks very much like my authentic P08, however that is the only positive comment I can make about the P08
Things I would have changed: Either my P08 is a lemon,or there needs to be more testing and engineering done before this gas P08 look alike is put on the market.
What others should know: When my P08 is loaded with BBs and propane the clip inserted then the trigger is pulled it goes totally automatic . It empties the magazine of bbs and gas with one pull of the trigger.
I would suspect under charged gas cylinders or loose seal. I have a few CO2 pistols that act like this when the cylinder is almost empty.
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I was having a minor freak-out before re something to do with my Mother and then even more of a freak out when i thought something along the lines of 'shit! Saturn is not going to be on my Libran Moon until 2012! W.t.f. is this coming up for NOW?' I did not like to think of a planet like Saturn having such a wide orb. I mean, my Moon is at 26 Libra. And Saturn has yet to hit Zero Libra.
The last time Saturn was within coo-ee of my Moon, it was a square. My tread felt heavy upon the earth & my usually Up flow of emo failed me. Outside issues helpfully manifested to reflect the inner Saturn-Moon reality. BUT Saturn always does something helpful and it was SO infuriating feeling like i was putting on a wet swimsuit/blanket every morning that i went and got a therapist….Thank you Saturn Girl. Still, i would like to think of Saturn ON my Moon as being a way off.
Thus i was totally relieved to realise that URANUS is quincunxing it at the moment. Uranus transits to anything are often easier. They tend to come in flash-realisations and sudden encounters…
My point – if you have Mother issues of any variety – an outer planet transit to your Moon will reliably stir them up. Way up. Ditto emotions about your own mothering or lack there-of. You can figure this out by finding the degree of your Moon. Then Neptune and Uranus are both at 23 degrees of their signs right now so if your Moon is 23 to 29 degrees it is being affected by those two. If it's Zero to five degrees of anything, especially a Cardinal sign such as Aries, Libra, Capricorn or Cancer – it's being zapped by Saturn and Pluto.
Thoughts? The Moon is about to be in Pisces – feel free to vent, emote, go Freudian or ask silly questions please.
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Steelhead fishing is improving, particularly downstream of Longview.
Streamflows in the Columbia River downstream of Bonneville Dam slowly are dropping, but are far higher than normal for mid-July.
At Ilwaco, ocean salmon anglers are averaging a fish per rod, with the catch half chinook and half coho.
Walleye anglers are doing well in The Dalles pool of the Columbia.
Angler checks by the Washington (WDFW) and Oregon (ODFW) departments of Fish and Wildlife:
Lower Columbia — Estuary, four boaters with one steelhead and two sockeye released; 26 bank rods with four steelhead kept and three released; four bank rods with two sublegal sturgeon released. (WDFW)
Buoy 10 to Wauna power lines, 53 boaters with 28 steelhead kept plus 16 steelhead and two summer chinook released. (ODFW)
Cathlamet, 13 boaters with five steelhead kept plus six steelhead and one summer chinook released; 73 bank rods with seven steelhead kept plus five steelhead, four sockeye and three summer chinook released. (WDFW)
Longview to Portland, 126 boaters with 18 steelhead kept plus 11 steelhead, four summer chinook and one sockeye released; 129 Oregon bank rods with eight steelhead and one jack chinook kept plus seven steelhead, five summer chinook and eight sockeye released; 192 boaters with nine legal sturgeon kept plus 106 sublegals released. (ODFW)
Longview, 48 boaters with 14 steelhead kept plus four steelhead, three adult summer chinook, one jack chinook and two sockeye released; 241 bank rods with 27 steelhead kept plus 14 steelhead and 19 sockeye released; two bank rods with one legal sturgeon kept; eight boaters with four sublegals released. (WDFW)
Cowlitz River mouth, 14 boaters with two summer chinook and one steelhead released. (WDFW)
Kalama, 14 boaters with one steelhead and two adult summer chinook released; 110 bank rods with four steelhead kept plus five steelhead, one summer chinook and one sockeye released; 28 boaters with eight legal sturgeon kept and 60 sublegals released; four bank rods with one legal sturgeon kept and one sublegal released. (WDFW)
Woodland, 17 boaters with four summer chinook and one steelhead released; 134 bank rods with three steelhead kept plus four summer chinook, six steelhead and two sockeye released; two boaters with one sublegal sturgeon released; three boaters with no sturgeon. (WDFW)
Warrior Rock to Kelley Point, 13 boaters with five summer chinook and one steelhead released; 92 bank rods with six steelhead kept plus 10 steelhead, two sockeye and six summer chinook released; 10 boaters with one legal sturgeon kept and two sublegals released. (WDFW)
Troutdale, 15 boaters with one steelhead and one sockeye released; six boaters with five sublegal sturgeon released; three boaters with no walleye. (ODFW)
Camas-Washougal, 13 boaters with one sockeye released; 20 bank rods with no catch; 17 boaters with three oversize and 11 sublegals released; seven bank rods with no sturgeon; three boaters with no walleye; four boaters with no shad. (WDFW)
North Bonneville, 56 bank rods with two steelhead kept plus seven steelhead and three sockeye released; four boaters with one oversize sturgeon released; 33 bank rods with 41 shad kept and two released. (WDFW)
Columbia Gorge (downstream of Bonneville Dam), 13 boaters with one steelhead, two summer chinook adults, one jack chinook and two sockeye released; two boaters with five shad kept; eight Oregon bank rods with two steelhead, one summer chinook and one sockeye released. (ODFW)
Columbia Gorge (downstream of Marker 82), 18 boaters with 38 sublegal sturgeon released. (ODFW)
Mid-Columbia — The Dalles pool, 12 bank rods with 21 sublegal sturgeon released; four boaters with two oversize and 13 sublegals released; 16 boaters with 22 walleye kept; two boaters with 26 bass released. (WDFW)
Cowlitz — Eighty-nine bank rods with 14 steelhead, eight adult spring chinook and one jack chinook kept plus one chinook released; 107 boats with 48 steelhead kept. (WDFW)
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Here's a photo taken from Pegasus in July 2012, showing the entire Harley fleet in New York that night. HMS Justice has been around since also, although I've not seen her in a while.
Kyle Stubbs recently sent along a set of Harley photos, which are divided into two groups here. Take it away, Kyle. All photos were taken in Seattle unless stated otherwise.
"EAGLE was built in 1979 by Modern Marine Power as DALLAS J ADAMS for Doucet & Adams on the Gulf Coast. In 2000 she was purchased by Harley and brought west.
Z-FIVE, pictured underway on LA Harbor, was built in 1999 by MARCO for Tugz International of Ft. Lauderdale, and eventually sold to Harley where she is used on the California coast along with her sisters Z-THREE and Z-FOUR.
The photo of BOB FRANCO and ROBERT FRANCO shows both soon after delivery in 2013, the former from Diversified Marine of Portland, OR and the latter from Nichols Brothers of Freeland, WA.
LISSY TOO, pictured passing Longview, WA on the Columbia, was built in 1974 by Sneed Shipbuilding of Orange, TX as MISS SAN. She later wore the names CREOLE SAN and RENE before being purchased by Harley.
LELA JOY was built in 1970 by Halter Marine Services as MODOC. She was acquired by Harley in 1972 and renamed WILLAMETTE CHAMPION before being sold and renamed JANET R. In 1993 she was reacquired by Harley and gained her current name.
GRIZZLY, pictured at the Port of Tacoma, was built in 1943 by Equitable Equipment as the US Army freighter F 18. She was later converted to a pusher tug by Smith Tug & Barge for use on the Columbia. After changing hands several times, she was purchased by Harley in 2007.
BRIAN S, built by Main Iron Works in 1963 is a long-time Northwest tug. After being operated on the Gulf coast from 63 to 74 by Gulf Mississippi Marina and then Guidry Brothers, she was brought to the west coast by Foss Maritime and renamed MARGARET FOSS. In 1989 she was purchased by Oregon-based Sause Brothers and renamed GO-GETTER. She spends most of her time now based in Port Angles.
HUNTER D was built in 1970 by Albina Engine & Machina Works of Portland, OR as MALANAE for Hawaiian Tug & Barge, and acquired by Harley in 2002." In the background is ALYSSA ANN, which we get a better photo of soon.
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For some to entice us to play, it takes a 1935 85′ Mathis Trumpy named
Enticer. Exactly a year ago, I posted about a 1926 Trumpy Mathis named Freedom.
For others it takes teeth and arms . . . even if faux. If you live along the Erie Canal, keep a watch since PT 728 will soon be moving over to Lake Erie.
And still others of us need to fish, as from a C-Dory like this.
Then there are Feadships like Utopia II.
Or there's the plaything of Roman Abramovitch, the
vessel with the luxury tender, Luna!
What's this red unit, plaything of tides, currents, and winds? More later.
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do not want a narcotic nerve pill. I have heard valuim is non narcotic.
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"narcotic" is an antiquated term and means different things to different people. Valium is not an opioid. Opioid drugs are commonly called "narcotics". Valium is a benzodiazepine. It is a controlled substance. It is VERY habit forming and has abuse potential. Some people use "narcotic" for all controlled substances which is an incorrect use. If you are wanting something that is habit forming or "addictive" then Valium is not the drug that you want. Buspar might be a good option if you want a nerve medication that isnt habit forming.
That should read "if you want something that is NOT habit forming"
Taken as prescribed only you do get dependent on it,this does not mean you are addicted The doctor keeps close control and when it is time to go off you are slowly decreased so you have no withdrawal effects This is one of the first benzodiazipines on the market the media gives these drugs a bad rap but they are very effective when used correctly.I would not worry and trust your doctor.
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According to trade analyst Taran Adarsh, Sudigadu, which is an adaptation of hit Tamil film Tamizh Padam, has received one of the best openings at the USA Box Office. The movie, which hit the screens in the country on Thursday, scored Rs 24.55 lakhs ($44,255) at the collection centres on Thursday and Friday.
Sudigadu showed a very big jump in its business on the following days. The movie collected Rs 45+ lakhs on Saturday and Sunday at the American Box Office. It has grossed a total of Rs 69.83 lakhs ($125,484) in four-day-extended first weekend. Its performance is far better than several of recent Telugu releases in the country.
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