4 units traveling together, just passing thru for a overnight stay. We had made reservations and 1 unit had trouble on the road. The management went out of her way meeting us at the office at 10PM to make sure that all units were parked correctly in the dark. Lot was spacious, mostly shady and gravel. This is a beautiful country campground.

We will definitely stay here again. - Captain Hook

Nice place for an overnight stop. Convenient to the interstate but very quiet. Large grassy areas give a feeling of spaciousness and are great for walking dogs. Enjoyed our night there and will return when traveling through the area. They were full the night we were there so reservations are definitely recommended. - all4pets

I called while on the road to see if there was a spot for an overnight with a pull thru, and was told to come on in. When we arrived the office was closed but a note was taped to the window for me telling me which site was ours and to just put the payment in the drop box. Easy Peasy. Nice easy in and out as the pull thrus are all in the front. Lot spacing was spacious ranging from sunny/open to some shade. Site surface was gravel with grass. - Da Keeffes

We spent 1 night here after a great Champagne Snow snowfall, and our dogs loved frolicking in the snow. The area was quiet and peaceful. Since there was a snowfall, I wasn't certain if we were sitting on gravel or concrete. All in all, it was decent. A lake is across the road; my guess is it's a nice setting in summer and fall. - Sally Kely

Something happened since I was here last. I think there is a new manager. It appears that most sites are now filled with RVs that are seasonal. This left very few sites for a rig to just show up (this is a no reservations campground). The rate for 7 days was $100 plus electric which is very reasonable. Hookups were a stretch on the site that I was on but worked fine. Satellite and antenna were good and Verizon cell and Internet were strong. I come here to visit family. I may check out another campground close by the next time I'm in the area. - RVW Traveler

This is a membership Sportsmans Club. Most sites are grass. The full hookup sites are small on gravel right in the middle of the entrance. Very few sites have their own fire pit. Two types of sites, full hookup or electric with community water spigots located within a 100' or so of each site. The oddest thing is that almost every site has the power post on the passenger side if the rig. Sites are relatively level but a lot are not. For some reason, you can hear the highway noise quite a bit. It is about two miles away. Small playground but nothing much more for the kids. If you are visiting the area, it will suffice. $18 is for electric only. - Wydglide

Easy access from I-57. Nice level pull through sites. Wi fi works great and the service was great. We will use this park any time we are in the area. - Bruce and Janette

Beautiful park off I57. Easy in and off and easy pull through so. Owner really nice. We had to have a part shipped here for our rv and he was really helpful. They have a nice lake for fishing. Great sites. Walking path, dog area. Nothing missing. We would definitely make a point to stop here again. - slj

Relatively easy to access from I-57. Actually a pleasant drive through the cornfields to reach the park. A nice, quiet park that we would definitely use again if we were in the area again. Owners picked up trash bags and it wasn't necessary to take them to the dumpster.

There is a nice fenced area for dogs to exercise in. - Lakewood90

Nice park run by the City of Rantoul, IL. Location is the former Chanute AFB that closed in 1993. The RV park is located on the grounds where the base mobile home park used to be, so odd sidewalks and driveways here and there. Host was awesome. Showers and baths in the old dental facility, musty, but clean. Nice room between sites, and you cannot beat the price for 50 AMP FHU. - Ron and Terri

This is a very nice, well maintained, quiet, restful campground. We understand it use to be a mobile home park associated with the closed USAF base. The sites are grouped in clusters of four. The hosts were friendly and helpful, leading us through the grassy yards to make the site a pull through which was very long. The roads are paved and the sites are old blacktop with a cement patio and picnic table. When exiting you have to drive over a small curb onto the road. There are many mature trees but our rooftop dish worked well. Their WiFi did not work but our Verizon hotspot worked. The 50a power was good as was water and sewer, we had to use 2 sewer hoses to reach the connection. We liked this peaceful CG. It's about 5 or 6 minutes off I57, there are several gas stations and fast food restaurants at the expressway intersection. - big greg

The site we had was a back in but since no one behind us we were shown to it as if it was a pull through. We were surprised by the park. A little tired and in need of TLC it is still a great value in a very nice location. Would stay here again if in the area. sites are wide and a mix of grass and gravel. Well treed park but we were able to get satellite. - peddy dick

The park was clean and quiet. It seems most of the campsites are set up in a circular arrangement- almost like a cul-de-sac- but the sites are very spacious. Although the camping sites were well manicured- it goes right up to thick brushy, grassy undergrowth, very popular with rabbits! There is no view of the water from the camping sites that I could figure, so to see the water, one must go to the beach or the marina. We only stayed one night, so our visit was limited, but I would go back...especially if I had a boat! - Doxie Mom

The rate is for an electric-only site. This Illinois State Recreation Area gets primarily local visitors, as it is not close enough to a major byway to make it convenient for most people traveling through. (We are an exception and are willing to go significantly out of the way to stay at state park campgrounds.) You see lots of friends and family groups staying near each other. During our weekend stay, we arrived without reservations, and it was not a problem as the campground was only about half full. When you arrive, you must first check-in with one of the two campground hosts. He gave us a map and let us choose our own site, then go back and pay. There are some full-hookup sites but they were all taken, so we chose a site with 30 amp electric only. There are some sites with 50 amp hookup available. The best place to fill with fresh water is at one of the two dump stations. Also, note that loops H, I, J, and K are designated as no-alcohol loops. Most sites seem to be fairly level, most with gravel, but some with concrete pads. Some sites are shady and some in the open. We chose a shady site. We did get satellite by using our portable dish. The park is well groomed and clean. We had weak, but usable, Verizon voice and data. The only negative that we had was a large family/friends group camped nearby that talked until two in the morning. We would stay here again if passing through, but would not go out of our way to visit again. - TheJim

Very nice spacious lots. Plenty of room between units. Lot was not completely level but was easy to level camper. Lots of shade trees. All utilities worked great (water, sewer, electric). Utilized hiking trails and beach. Did not have boat for lake but lots of other people did. It was a great time and already have reservations to return. - CyberRanger

We stayed here in the middle of a very rainy period. The site we had was high and dry but many were lower and quite swampy. The drainage in the park needs work.

The roads through the park are nicely paved and the lake is very nice.

It was a nice place to stay but I don't think that we would go there again. - Charlie K

A nice well kept state park on a lake. Sites are gravel and mostly level. The map on line shows no pull through sites, but when we arrived we were directed to site F1 which is a pull through. Only 30 amp electric at the site. Had to fill up with water at one of the faucets scattered throughout the park. Campground hosts were friendly and very helpful. They told us the water was OK to drink, but had a bad taste due to iron. No problem, we drink bottled water. We would stay here again. - Tetrode

Nice older state park. Not the most big rig friendly but a few of the sites handle one OK. There are only about 6 sites that have 50amp service, the rest are 20 or 30amp. The restrooms and the showers were NOT clean, a pressure washer would work wonders. The spaces are not terribly level, they're gravel with grass growing in them. Lots of big trees with lots of shade. We stayed here while visiting friends in the area. - AstroDave