Camping Season in Illinois

    Generally, throughout the state,
    camping is available year round

    weather permitting.

    Spring - Summer Camping
    (May 1 through September 30)
    Fall - Winter Camping
    (October 1 through April 30)

    As long as buildings, water and
    electrical service are available,
    regardless of the date, the regular
    camping fee will apply.

    When cold weather requires
    closing down buildings and
    shutting off water in Class AA,
    A, A-P, B/S or B/S-P
    campgrounds, the fee shall be
    reduced commensurate with the
    services and facilities available
    for use.

    Please call ahead for available amenities especially for
    Class AA, A, A-P, B/S, B/S-P and C camping.

  • The Illinois Department of Natural
    Resources does not charge an
    Entrance Fee
    to any state owned
    or operated land with the exception
    of Wildlife Prairie Park. Sites with
    Beaches charge a $1 a day per
    person for beach use only. The fee
    schedule listed below is for all sites
    with camping.


  • A "Premium Campground" is
    a designated camping facility that has
    a preponderant history of consistently
    operating at capacity. The following
    sites have been designated as Premium Campgrounds:
    • Chain O'Lakes State Park
    • Illinois Beach State Park
    • Kankakee River State Park
    • Rock Cut State Park
    • Shabbona Lake State Recreation
      Area
    • Starved Rock State Park





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