Nice, quiet, wooded campground. This campground is in a large county park with hiking, birding the main attraction other than rest. Not far from the city for your other needs. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground is a real surprise--clean, spacious, grassy sites, very quiet and scenic setting. No showers and pit toilets only, which basically requires a self-contained unit for extended stays. 14 days maximum, but you can move to Buffalo Park at this point for 7 days and then come back. We much prefer this over Buffalo Park, but others find the riverfront setting of Buffalo Park much more preferable. This wasn't even full over July 4. And, hallelujah... no fireworks. First and only time we've stayed someplace on the 4th that we had no illicit fireworks. You could describe this as a suburban setting, best for those touring the Chicago area or requiring no entertainment as there is absolutely none. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice campground close to I 90. About 2 miles south if your looking for an overnight stay. Great hiking trails and 2 fishing ponds for the kids. Walmart close by with restaurants and other stores within a couple miles. I've camped there many times through out the last 5 years and its only been a very good experience. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

After living in the area for 25 years, we thought we knew every campground and RV resort within 100 miles of Chicago, but we missed this little gem! A pretty, wooded area, very quiet, and only a quick 25 mile jump down I-90 from the city. Sites are paved, a dump is available, liberally spaced water spigots are officially "for fill up only," but hookup is practical on most sites. This just became our park of choice for visiting friends and family in Chicago and the western 'burbs. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.