Top Tent Camping near Nauvoo, IL

Best Tent Camping Sites Near Nauvoo, IL (58)

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   Nauvoo State Park Campground

   5 Reviews

   27 Saves

   Nauvoo, Illinois

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   Hickory Haven Campground

   5 Reviews

   4 Photos

   12 Saves

   Montrose, Iowa

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   Geode State Park Campground

   5 Reviews

   6 Photos

   25 Saves

   New London, Iowa

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   Wilson Lake Park

   3 Reviews

   7 Saves

   Donnellson, Iowa

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   $15 - $26 / night

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   Indian Lake Park

   4 Reviews

   7 Photos

   29 Saves

   Farmington, Iowa

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   $8 - $50 / night

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   Lee County Pollmiller Park

   2 Reviews

   2 Saves

   West Point, Iowa

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   Lower Augusta Skunk River Access

   2 Reviews

   4 Saves

   West Burlington, Iowa

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   Lick Creek Unit - Upper Campground — Shimek State Forest

   2 Reviews

   Farmington, Iowa

   The Lick Creek Unit contains two nonmodern equestrian campgrounds with nonelectric campsites. Facilities include pit toilets, fire rings, picnic tables, gravel parking pads, water hydrants, hitching rails and shade for horses. There are also stalls for overnight stabling.

   Shimek State Forest is located in Lee and Van Buren Counties in southeast Iowa near the town of Farmington. Although the forest's original and most important function is to serve as an example of forest management for Iowas citizens, recreational opportunities abound in the forest. Visitors come from a wide area to hunt, fish, hike, ride the equestrian trails, mountain bike, camp, picnic, study nature and enjoy the outdoors. Visitors can expect to find oak-hickory forests and bottomland hardwood timber forests but will also find several areas where native prairie plants can be found and about 1,000 acres which have been planted to conifers. In this extremely varied habitat wildlife is abundant. Bring your camera or spotting scope! The forest is managed by the Iowa DNR Forestry Bureau and is comprised of five separate units with a total of 9,148 acres. The forest headquarters is located about one mile northeast of Farmington on county road J56. The four lakes in the Farmington and Donnellson Units are stocked with bass, channel catfish and panfish. There are no designated swimming areas. The entire forest is open to hiking and hunting (except in the camping areas).

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   Spring Lake Campground

   2 Reviews

   7 Saves

   Burlington, Iowa

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    Lacey-Keosauqua State Park

    8 Reviews

    18 Photos

    26 Saves

    Keosauqua, Iowa

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