Generally a nice, clean campground. Staff was okay though somewhat "tight". Worst part: access road is impassable with two rigs. Sites are reasonable but difficult to exit from a site when someone is parked across from you. Was barely able to exit: had to remove a loose post to do it, and then without the toad. Way too tight! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Typical KOA with a friendly staff and all the facilities; clean restrooms, nice pool and good hookups. The showers have no water temperature adjustment and the water temperature is too hot for our liking. We stayed here two times on this trip and will stay again when in the Chicago area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We found the office staff both friendly and helpful. When we had some issues with our rig the lady in the office immediately helped us resolve them. Great musical Friday night with two very talented guitarists. Clean laundry room. Lots of local people stay here. Located next to Wild West attraction. Had a pleasant and inexpensive dinner there. WiFi worked better than most. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We were escorted to our site. Nice desk staff and store. They were using a backup computer system due to a big storm the day before, which still found our reservation. There must have been OK drainage since our mostly dirt/grass pull-through site was only damp despite the reported flooding the day before. We needed several blocks to level. Mature trees. Decent mowed dog walk area but under buzzing high power lines. Free Wi-Fi. Free movie and popcorn for kids that Father's Day weekend. Didn't try the TV. Pool for our 12 yr old would have required parent supervision, our 16 yr old was not allowed to watch the 12 yr old. Did not appreciate the antiquated headless shower with push-knob control which kept turning off and offered no temperature control. Was farther than we wished off I-39 when we were avoiding the toll road. Rather pricey even with KOA discount, included $4/child/day additional charge. Might stay again but would look around. We camped here in a Motorhome.

It doesn't really matter what condition the park is in, if you're not offered good customer service, you're not going to enjoy your stay. We are paying $41 per night, yet when we asked them to print one page for us so we could see a local attraction, they said it was against policy. It's just not good enough. Nor is the wifi which is extremely slow when it occasionally works. It's a decent drive to the train station, where you then take a further 1.5 hours (and $12 per person round trip) to get into the Chicago city. It seems that the search for an RV park with access to Chicago continues. Until then, leave your RV at home and find a cheap hotel in the city. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Typical KOA. Facilities are nice, a little old but not really a problem. The sites are pretty close together for my taste. I am here now and looking at my neighbors sewage, water and electric less than 8 feet from my front door. To give an example, my awning is covering my neighbors connections. There are fire rings, basically old tractor tire rims at each site, there are lots of tents here, but on the on the other side of the park. Lush grass is everywhere, which is a plus; the unleveled sites are not a plus. The actual graveled sites are very narrow. Our fifth wheel has one side of it's wheels in the grass and the other side on the gravel. We are about 6 to 8" off from side to side. There is some traffic noise but nothing out of the ordinary. The trip into Chicago from this site is about an hour and a half without traffic. We drove in and got a hotel downtown for a couple days. A concern I have is some staff separation. When we arrived we were welcomed openly, given maps of Chicago and other things by the ladies in the office. They appeared genuinely eager to help and know a lot about the area. The tables were turned this morning. My wife went to do a bit of laundry and was greeted by a rude host. She drove up to do laundry and was greeted by a gentlemen inquiring, "what are you doing", "Where are you going"...etc. He excitedly told her the laundry was closed and didn't know when it would be opened again. She said OK and went turn around, he again stopped her, asked what she was doing and where she was going, and not to drive on the grass. She tried to explain she wasn't planning to drive on the grass, and as if you would talk to a dog, he said, "You, be quiet and listen to me..." If you've been RVing for a while you know what I'm talking about, some people just are cut out for this, this gentlemen needs a vacation. We try not to let things like this bother us and chalk it up to a bad day, but this behavior by a KOA host was most unacceptable, we will never be here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed here last August 2008 and returned May 2009. Staff and owners very helpful and friendly. Pull thru sites need to be releveled as they are off about 2 inches. Nice mature trees n many sites. Wifi worked well but sometimes a little low. No Cable TV but a good selection of regular TV stations which is also broadcast in High Definition. Sites are wide with gravel and grass on both sides. They do allow campfires. 30# propane fill up ran $33. You're actually 4.3 miles from I-90 Interstate so you don't hear any road noise ( unusual for a KOA). We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Owners/office staff very friendly and accommodating. Sites were nice sized and level. Beautiful landscaping throughout the park. We were there the last weekend they were open (in Oct.) so the pool was closed. They had a nice looking playground for children. We saw quite a few kids using it and having fun. If we get the opportunity to go back to that area, we will definitely stay there again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

GREAT park near I-90. Grounds very well kept with nice walkway in grassy area to walk dogs. Staff very helpful and escort to site. WiFi adequate but pretty weak. Would stay again if in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Okay, the pull thru FHU sites are narrow, sites are gravel and need to be a little more level.Plus they charge for every little thing. But where are you going to find a campground closer to Chicago? Finally you can get your $10 back on the security card by returning it early (like the night before). You don't need the card to leave only to enter. WiFi is very spotty. It's weak and abruptly stops because of the weak signal from the office. We would return here. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The campground was clean and the staff was very friendly. The site was assigned and was VERY small. You can literally take 3 steps and bump into the next trailer. The pool is small (an oval about 25 feet from end to end) but is kid friendly. They have 3 wheel'd bikes to rent and putt-putt (costs extra). The camp store had a little bit of everything and the prices seemed reasonable. You can hear traffic from the highway and see a subdivision just outside of the campgrounds so it looses the "feel" of camping. I was there to visit the "Illinois Railway Museum" which was only a block away. There is also a "wild west town" next door so there is plenty to do outside of the KOA. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Typical KOA, very nice staff, clean,level sites. Would have scored higher, but the utility setup was bad. Power, water and sewer were right smack in the middle of the neighbors green area. So, they had to move chairs etc way off from their trailer. If you want to turn off or on anything, you had to walk right thru their area. Never have seen anything so poorly laid out. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We had a pull-through level site with 50 amp, water, and sewer. The campground was clean, well-kept but the sites were quite small with no privacy. We were escorted to our site. We did not use the bathhouse or swim in the small pool but they looked ok. This is a commercial campground and they charge for every little thing...even guests coming to visit. There was a small store and laundry. We would probably look for somewhere else to stay next time through. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The things we liked about this KOA was the security, the general appearance of the park was well kept, and it was an easy to get in and out of. The things we did not like about this KOA was the rules were a little nit picky, their unwanted dog list was a little extreme, and the sites could use some leveling and grading. Overall it is a nice KOA. We would stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great KOA! Nice spots, plenty of shade, very friendly owners. Only gripe was the $10 "deposit" on the key for the gate, meaning you can't leave early and get your money easily. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This KOA charges a $2.00 walk in fee to people without reservations. The showers are old and the bathrooms are not well kept. Some sites have steep drop-offs. To top it off the Wi-Fi went down for the weekend and nobody in the office could fix it. They charge a $10 cash deposit for a electronic pass key to get in and out of the gate so if you have to hang around until they open to get your deposit back when you leave. I don't get what KOA is doing with getting rid of there discount program and adding these garbage fees. I do know they are not seeing me as often. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed for holiday weekend. Nice, clean park. Operators were friendly, and VERY watchful. We would stay again here over other parks in area. They could use a gameroom for the kids... We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Stayed at this park for eight days, and were very pleased with our stay. Very well kept facility, many trees, owners play very active and interested role. Laundromat very clean, close to the toll road making it easy to get around. Very quiet. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was our second time at this park. We were here the week before they closed for the season. The owners were cordial. The pull through sites are very close together. The campground is clean and nice and quiet. They ask you to deposit 10.00 for a passcard for the gate, which you get back when you leave. This campground is nice and just what you need when traveling, just not overly friendly IMO. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We have stayed at this park before. It is as close as you can get to Chicago. We stay here when visiting family. We don't spend much time at the park but just sleep in the rig. They really need to fix the road coming into the park. We came in just after a 2 inch rainfall. They helped us get to our spot and took our tanks up to the propane for us. They came back a few hours later to help us get Dish connection. They were very helpful and friendly. The site was level and in the shade. The park is away from all the interstates and in farm country....this is a good thing. We would stay here again We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Site where very small and pull though site had no shade. Our electric box was under the neighboring TT awning. Rest rooms where clean and staff was cordial but not nice. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice park about an hour outside of Chicago. It is a country setting however housing developments are cropping up nearby. They seemed to have a lot of rules but were not draconian about enforcing them. We had a nice stay while visiting relatives in the Chicago area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was a very quiet, peaceful campground. The staff are very friendly and helpful, leading you to the campsite so you can pull through. We had a 50 amp site with sewer and water. The sites are gravel, as are the roads, but well marked and mostly level. Bike riding would be better if the roads were paved. We had decent TV reception, but not a wide selection of channels. The store is nice, as is the pool. We would come back again. We camped here in a motorhome. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Sites were extremely small. Nothing here to justify price as pool was not open yet. Charged extra for visitors that came only for lunch. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for one night on our way to the east coast. The park was well maintained, has large sites, and also had a fair amount of shade. Since we were traveling with our dog I must note that it was very pet friendly. It had a nice dog walking area that people obviously respected and picked up after. It was a nice place to spend a night, and if we needed, even longer. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a great campground. It has a security gate which made us feel very safe. The owners were friendly and helpful. They had all sorts of neat information for when visiting Chicago. The mini golf is great for the kids and they had banana bikes too. Great fun! The wifi worked great and was free! We will camp here again in the future. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Seemed nice but the septic hookup's were in the neighbors site, right in the middle of their site , they would rather have the hook ups than care about the campers site use. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice location about an hour out of downtown Chicago via one of their many tollways. It's location is away from the tollway on a secondary road that is very peaceful. I expect you would only here some road noise if you are at the front of the park and this area seems reserved for tent camping and tent trailers. This park is next to a Wild West Town attraction but you only here a small train whistle during the day as the park is only open 10 am to 6 pm. The entry drive is only wide enough for one rig at a time so you have to be alert when coming in and out of the park. Park sites were reasonably level with a few trees, all cut out of the way. My only complaint was a very metallic flavor and scent to the water. I would recommend using your water filter here. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We traveled here in a 31' fifth wheel in June of 2005. The facility was nice and clean, the employees were very friendly, but the sites were painfully small. This place is receiving updates under new ownership. Hopefully they cut the number of sites in half so people aren't parked awning-to-slideout. We enjoyed the local attractions so we didn't take advantage of daytime activities at the campground. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We had the place pretty much to ourselves, which was nice. There is some road noise as it sits on a country highway. Grounds very clean, as were the baths, and everything was in good repair and looked great. Pool looked nice, but we didn't use it. Owners keep sharp eye on the place and it shows. It's about an hour train ride into Chicago and makes a good base for sightseeing. We would return. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Sites are very small, little privacy. Bathrooms were clean but needed some repair; we walked to the farther-away BR as it was new and in good shape. Separate areas for tents, popups and hard-sided units; large shady playground. Next door to Wild West Town and near RR museum, so there are fun things to do close by, despite being out in the country. We've been here a couple times when we couldn't get reservations in nearby state parks; ok in a pinch but not a place we'd choose to spend much time. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Very nice, clean campground in Northern Illinois. The only drawback is the very limited amount of full hookup sites. Very helpful staff and nice activities for the kids. Next door to a wild west town which can be mildly noisy during the day but otherwise fun. We will go back again! We camped here in a Motorhome.