Camping
A journey that takes you Into the Heart of Nature
In the midst of nature, camping reveals a tranquil oasis where memories are etched, and spirits are rekindled, weaving an enduring tapestry of joy and connection. In each of our campgrounds and camping resorts, the hectic pace of life slows down, making it possible to have the kind of genuine conversations and joyful times together that create bonds as strong as the terrain itself.
Enjoy the Outdoors
Savanna’s Mississippi Palisades State Park offers a glimpse into the tales of the ancient Mississippi River. It has 241 Class A and B sites in shaded and open areas and 110 sites with electrical setup from May through October. Visitors here enjoy fishing, hiking, boating, and rock climbing.
Lowden State Park Campground, located in Oregon, guarantees a restful getaway surrounded by natural beauty. Here, the Blackhawk Statue stands sentinel as you sleep under the stars. There are 80 Class A campsites, including electricity, a shower building, and a sanitary dumping station for trailers. Another option is the campground cabin with two bunk beds, a full-sized bed, and electricity from May through October. For the authentic wilderness experience, there are eight Class D primitive hike-in-only campsites. All visitors are welcome to enjoy four miles of good foot trails.
Camping in Morrison-Rockwood State Park Campground near Morrison will surely delight all who love the great outdoors. 92 sites are available in heavily wooded areas of the park and within its boundaries is Lake Carlton, which provides boating and one of the best fishing spots in Illinois. A 3.5-mile nature trail is marked for hikers and offers many scenic views of the lake as it winds through the park. This trail is particularly beautiful in spring when the wildflowers are in bloom. Equestrians may use a 14-mile trail through the park that has a watering well and an overnight campsite with shelter.