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Royalton, Illinois Campgrounds
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8 Good
Four Seasons Campground 6.48 miles SE
720 East Carroll St Herrin, Illinois 62948 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 43 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-lake Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Four Seasons Campground
Rating: 9 10 6 10 8 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Stayed in rv, daughter stayed in tent with her family. Great dog park to let them run and clean. Had a huge owl by our site, beautiful but my daughter being from city did not know what that noise was during the night. Has very large dog in tent to protect her from this vicious owl....{<: Great place to stay, gravel but level. - The Fords1959
Quick check in. Gravel sites but seemed level. Pull thru sites for big rigs. Good WiFi. A really nice gated grass area for pets to run around without a leash. Plenty of grassy area behind, in front and between sites. Picnic table and a tree at each site. Park is not overcrowded at all and it's super quite. Staff is super friendly and really cared that we had a good stay. Even offered to give us a ride to the Chevy dealer in town where we were having our tow car serviced. We would definitely stay here again. - EggerMar
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Four Seasons Campground »We stayed in this campground because it was close to our daughters house and we came to visit our new grandson. We stayed for 3 weeks. The camp hosts are very nice and helpful and I would give the little campground a 10 but can't due to the conditions of the bathrooms.The bathrooms are very primitive and dirty. One toilet had no seat, one sink was broke, no soap or paper towels. The showers offer little privacy, have push button knobs, no where to set your things and there were cigarette butts and old toilet paper on the floor. YUCK! We stayed in a treeless, gravel pull through. The space was huge and clean.They due have nice sites with trees but they aren't as big. Wi-Fi worked good but had terrible TV reception. Nice, quaint little park but if you stay here definitely bring your own potty and shower. - Bolt
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7.9 Good
Du Quoin State Fairgrounds 9.36 miles NW
655 Executive Dr Du Quoin, Illinois 62832 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 1000 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-lake Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Du Quoin State Fairgrounds
Rating: 7 6 7 8 10 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Stayed during Duquoin state fair. Pros: Tram service to race track was excellent. Clean campgrounds. Flat parking for trailer Cons: Very tall grass. No barbecue pits. No tables. Would stay again but rate only satisfactory. - blm
We stayed here with a gathering of motorcyclists. It was a great place for a gathering of this size. The only complaint was the roads were very dusty. - dreamer51
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Du Quoin State Fairgrounds »Here for rally. Site had full hook ups and was level and easy for a 45 ft MH to get in and out. - peddy dick
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8.1 Good
Arrowhead Lake Campground 11.7 miles SE
1600 Peterson Ave Johnston City, Illinois 62951 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 66 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-lake Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Arrowhead Lake Campground
Rating: 6 9 9 7 9 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: About two miles off the highway. Pretty easy to get to from the interstate by taking the truck route. There are a lot of permanent campers but they are pretty tidy and friendly. We had a pretty long pull-thru for our night stay. Fairly level so it didn't require extra effort to level. Power and water only and both worked fine. No Wifi. It is quiet and a pretty little spot with a lake on one side and big open field on the other. Worked fine for our overnight stop. Dump station not really convenient when leaving as I had to make a big loop to get in. - cwier
We stopped at the campground as an overnight stay during travel. Not too far off the interstate with easy drive through the small town. The staff is extremely friendly. We were assigned an easy pull-through site with water and electric. While we were setting up, a staff member stopped by to inquire if all was well. During a walk through the park, we discovered a group of fellows were playing music on the porch of the store. They were great and we enjoyed being part of their audience. Our site overlooked a meadow and we spotted deer in the morning as we were packing up. The dump station is easy access near the exit. There are some long term residents and there sites are kept nice and neat as well as the park. The only negative was the bath house was dirty and the showers moldy. Overall, we enjoyed our short stay, and would definitely stay here again. - Golfgirl
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Arrowhead Lake Campground »We stayed overnight on our way to St. Louis. Friendly owner, spacious campsites, 2 miles off interstate in a quaint "throwback" town. Nothing super fancy but perfect for our needs and quite a bargain. Would stay here again. - ECC
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8.2 Good
Marion Campground & RV Park 13.24 miles SE
119 N 7th St Marion, Illinois 62959 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 58 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Marion Campground & RV Park
Rating: 10 9 7 5 10 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: We arrived there mid-March and stayed for 3 weeks (weekly rate was $180) and learned that the manager had cancer again and she passed shortly thereafter. What a shame as she ran a top-shelf campground. Family members have stepped in and everything appears like it will continue to be well run. Employees were staying busy dumping fresh gravel on not only the sites but the service road through it. Due to excessive amounts of rain, the campground was soggy but employees worked hard to keep it very usable. The sites are mostly level and well maintained, although some sites are somewhat close together. Each site has 30/50 amp full hookups. Some water spigots had been winterized, including insulation and heat tape. Restrooms and laundry areas were immaculate! We will gladly stay there again. Easy on / off access from I-57 at exit 53. - Phoenix62959
We have stayed in this park previously. They are open in February when we are traveling south for a couple of months. Owner is very nice and accommodating. She will leave your paperwork in the vestibule if you call and will arrive after office hours. - Wiscogander
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Marion Campground & RV Park »This campground is ideal for your snowbird trip south. Close to the interstate, level, well-drained sites, very friendly and accommodating. After hours check in is easy, easy navigation to your site even after dark, very level sites so no messing around to get comfortable. Sites are tight so probably not great for a longer stay. Best bathhouse we've ever seen, your own immaculately clean private bathroom complete with shower, sink, toilet, shelves, hooks and even a chair. We used it because we had not de-winterized yet. We will definitely stay here when passing through again. - janci
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7 Good
Benton KOA 13.87 miles NE
1500 North DuQuoin Street Benton, Illinois 62812 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 52 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-stream Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Benton KOA
Rating: 6 7 9 8 10 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Very friendly & helpful. Great for one night stop. - Rednight
It's winter and we needed a place to wait out the snow storm. We had a big pull through site that was easy to get in and out. 2 sections of the campground straddle the main road. We were on the west side, with sites arranged around the pond. This place would be very nice in summer. Only issue is the entrance off the road... short steep hump in the road; we had to pull in at an angle to keep from dragging the rear of the motorhome. Nice little campground store; they even offered to deliver food to our site. But we travel with way too much food already! - jimandlisa
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Benton KOA »Greeted warmly although I was early for my reservation because of time zone. Escorted to my site. TV was fuzzy on some channels, but overall good. Adjacent to I 55 so lots of traffic noise and trains. - Sunchaser v
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8.7 Excellent
South Sandusky Campground COE 13.88 miles NE
7820 Red Oak Lane Benton, Illinois 62884 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 120 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-lake Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of South Sandusky Campground COE
Rating: 10 9 8 8 8 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: This campground is nice and quiet. It is near a road, but there is not a lot of traffic so it is quiet at night. The facilities are well-maintained and kept clean. The only problem we had was that the camping loop we were in (Redbud) is not numbered correctly on Recreation.gov. It looks like the numbers are offset by 1 making site 151 on the website actually Site 150. Luckily we have a small RV so this is not a problem, but if you had a larger rig you might have trouble getting into Site 151. Also the real 151 does not have much shade in the afternoon. This campground is peaceful, with about a mile walk to a nice beach area and easy access to 20+ miles of paved bike trails. - Bogie71
We were in site 170. It had full hookups including sewer. The site was fairly level with a large area for the picnic table. A lot of sites had extra parking spaces. The park was very quiet and peaceful. Campground is kept clean. Great spacing between sites with views of the woods and lake. - User3701
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for South Sandusky Campground COE »Typical COE campground - well maintained, well laid out. Site spacing was good, most sites level. The Rend Lake bike trail is a long, concrete paved trail that runs around the South end of the lake and attaches visitor centers, day use areas, campgrounds and scenic areas. The path is segmented now, but will eventually include the State Park and run all the way to Mt. Vernon. You think of a bike trail being mostly flat - not so with the Rend Trail, but still a good trail for those who are in shape and used to biking. Some sites are full hookup. - Bama Camper
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9 Excellent
South Marcum Campground 14.19 miles NE
11623 Trailhead Ln Benton, Illinois 62812 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 161 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-lake Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of South Marcum Campground
Rating: 9 10 9 8 10 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: We were walk-ins, and they went above and beyond to get us in. We called ahead and she had two full hookup sites left - but then we were delayed because of a traffic accident. She was so nice about it and even left a map in her outside box so we could find our way to our site. We had a fabulous waterfront site from a last-minute cancellation. Only minor complaint is the traffic noise from I-57, which is quite noticeable at night. The circle on my picture shows where I-57 crosses Rend Lake, doesn't look close but it sounds close. - janci
Our first site, #82, was extremely unlevel. Do not recommend this site except for the smallest trailer. We were moved to site #72 which was perfect. Beware of site #82. - KristyWat690
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for South Marcum Campground »Our 3d overnite stay in Owl's Roost section in 7 years. Well kept COE park with paved roads and sites. Extensive biking and hiking paths, lots of forest with deer, squirrels seen. Other sections have sites by the large lake. At Owl Roost electric only at 11 of 18 sites. a toilet/sink hut only with a water faucet close by in center of Owl Roost loop. Dump near entrance. My main complaint is almost all sites in the park are unlevel as seen from a biking around, many badly. Overall, the park is a great public resource. - 210jem
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8.3 Good
North Sandusky Campground COE 14.2 miles NE
8420 Loon Lane Sesser, Illinois 62884 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 118 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-lake Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of North Sandusky Campground COE
Rating: 8 9 9 8 10 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Only stayed one night on our way back home, but would definitely stay again. We had one of the few full hookup sites, most are electric only. Very long and level asphalt site, with lots of shade. As we drove around a little it did appear that many sites were not very level. Sites are spaced pretty nicely so plenty of room. The lake is huge and very beautiful. There are several paved bike paths connecting various campground and places around Rend lake. It would be nice if the trails were a complete loop, but the section from North Sandusky to South Marcum is about 11 miles. Lots of wildlife along the trail as we saw 32 deer and 6 turkeys on an evening bike ride. - Daryn
Nice, quiet park with plenty of room to explore. There is a long bike trail, over 20 miles. It is about 1 mile to South Sandusky Campground along the trail which also features a small beach area. Has clean bathrooms with flush toilets rather than the standard pit type in Illinois parks. There are also showers which are kept clean. Our loop (White Oak) had 4 showers. I did not have a tow vehicle, but the driveway was long enough for a long RV and probably one or two more vehicles. - Bogie71
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for North Sandusky Campground COE »Nice campground. Large spaces between the sites. Roads are good, a couple of the turnaround circles are tight but ok. Rules say no parking on grass but it wasn't enforced. Quiet at night. We will return. - Chuck McC
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8.6 Excellent
Little Grassy Lake Campground and Marina 16.27 miles SW
788 Hidden Bay Ln Makanda, Illinois 62958 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 105 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-lake Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Little Grassy Lake Campground and Marina
Rating: 10 10 8 9 5 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: We stayed in this beautiful park in a travel trailer. The sites were shady and clean. The staff was great and the marina store provided the snacks and bait we needed. We loved the clean beach area. Perfect spot for kayaking. Boats and kayaks were available to rent. - Katelee
We stayed at Little Grassy from July to November on a work camping gig. It is a beautiful secluded park set on a 1000 acre lake. There is fishing, kayaking, canoeing, Jon boating, paddleboarding, and pontoon rental a available at the marina. You can also purchase minnows, crickets, and an assortment of worms there, along with a variety of snacks. You can also get fishing license on site. The RV sites are fairly large, but be sure to let the reservation desk know how big your rig is because not all sites will accommodate all rigs. I know this from experience. This campground was built 50 years ago when campers were made differently. You may need an extra power cord, water hose, or sewer line because the hookups at some sites are located far away. When we stayed we ran three power cords and two water hoses to reach our hookup. It is a fun and relaxing spot to camp at, especially if you canoe to the back forty where there are no pontoons and not very many people go. - Matt_Susan63801
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Little Grassy Lake Campground and Marina »We were looking for a full hookup site near Carbondale and we found this park was the only one nearby. (9 miles) We got one of the 3 full hookup sites at this park. The hookups were a challenge as the water and electric were 15' on the right and the sewer connection ended up under the motorhome 20' of hose was needed. The park personnel were nice and accomodating. We had a wonderful view of the lake and plenty to watch with a fishing tournament going on. Our site was level but we noticed a few sites were not so be prepared. - dreamer51
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7.2 Good
Lake Murphysboro State Park 16.42 miles SW
52 Cinder Hill Dr Murphysboro, Illinois 62966 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 74 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-lake Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Lake Murphysboro State Park
Rating: 8 8 7 6 8 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: We stayed at this pretty campground on the lake for 2 nights. Saturday was almost full but Sunday night was nearly empty! The park is large but the campground is fairly small. The vault toilets were gross. Thankfully we didn't need to use them. It appeared that there were showers at another place in the park but we didn't use those either. You would have had to drive to the showers. Water in a few places but not at each site. There is a dump station just outside the campground entrance. We had a nice, shady, large 50 amp pull through, level spot but the roads needed better signage as it was hard to tell which way to drive. The camp host did stop by on Sunday to check on us. It was quiet and peaceful. **Please note, if using GPS, and coming from the north or east, go all the way through the town, on Rt. 149, past the first entrance that says, 'State Park Road', a mile or more to the 2nd road. There will be signs there that say 'Lake Murphysboro campground' and from there it's only a short drive to the entrance of the campground. The first entrance from State Park Rd. is much longer and windier and takes you over a narrow dam (sort of scary-especially at night). The campground/ park has gates and a sign that says, 'Park closes at 10pm.' however we didn't know if they actually shut the gates so we made sure we were back well before then! - Jeni
Small campground, but very nice. Typical State Park. Lots of trees. Even sites. One spigot for water. And you'll need a loooong hose for reaching it. Families and dogs everywhere. Great for walking and there is a large grassy area for the kids to play on as well as a playground. Beautiful views of the lake. Bathrooms were filthy. Camphost said he is not the one responsible for cleaning them. - StephanieBekker
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Lake Murphysboro State Park »We stayed here for a few nights for the 2017 total eclipse, as this park was right in the center of the path. There are two entrances to the park... be sure to use the west one, labeled "Lake Access Road". For a state park, the sites are pretty small and close together, but certainly bigger than most commercial RV parks. There's no campground office, so we just checked in with the friendly camp host at the first site; no maps or other info are provided. The campground and roads are heavily wooded (very little sun) but we had no issues with branches hitting the motorhome. Sites are electric only, with some 50A and some 30A. Our site had 50A electric and worked great even though the park was 100% full and it was 90+ degrees out. The back-in sites along the lake are mostly for shorter rigs, though a few will fit bigger rigs. The pull-throughs in the center (like ours, site 32) were longer. Our 37' motorhome and tow car just fit, and our site was level. A 45' motorhome would fit if you parked your tow car in the overflow parking lot. There are two water spigots in the campground, but the one we were sent to by the camp host on our way in required about 50' of hose to reach. We filled our tank and then moved on to our site. The other spigot is right at the campground exit, so would have required doing another loop. There are no sewer connections, but the dump station on the way out was decent, though on a steep up hill slope. There are two pairs of vault toilets in the campground. There are showers a mile away at the park concession area, but we took a look and decided to take navy showers in the RV instead, since the showers were old, not very clean, and had no temperature control (push button and go). The park is dog friendly and the campground area is pretty good for dog walks, and our dog went for a short swim in the lake. Lots of fishing going on too. Verizon and AT&T both worked well. We'd stay here again for a few days if we need to return to the area. - LifeRebooted
