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Crow Valley Campground

Campers find sites positioned close together at this seasonal campground operating from mid-April through mid-October. The facility accommodates RVs up to 60 feet with electric and water hookups, plus offers full amenities including showers, WiFi, and a dump station. Both drive-in and boat-in access make it accessible for different camping styles.

The campground features a pool, playground, game room, and allows fishing on-site. Management receives praise from visitors for their helpful approach and reasonable rates. For those wanting more spacing between sites, Crystal Lake RV Park sits nearby to the east.

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Map & DirectionsCrow Valley Campground is located in Illinois near Rock Falls

Detail location of campground
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Directions

Located 4 miles from Rock Falls and Sterling. From I-88 take Exit 36, go to stop sign, turn left on Moline Rd. Travel 1 mile campground is on the left.

Address

23807 Moline Rd
Sterling, IL 61081

Coordinates

41.76008892 N
89.789121 W

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Connectivity

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    T-Mobile5G
    Good Coverage
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    VerizonLTE
    Some Coverage
    Verified by 2 users
    Last on 9/4/26
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    AT&TLTE
    Some Coverage

Connectivity

  • signal strength bars
    T-Mobile5G
    Good Coverage
  • signal strength bars
    VerizonLTE
    Some Coverage
    Verified by 2 users
    Last on 9/4/26
  • signal strength bars
    AT&TLTE
    Some Coverage

Access

  • Drive-In
    Park next to your site
  • Boat-In
    Sites accessible by watercraft.

Site Types

  • Tent Sites
  • RV Sites
  • Group

Features

For Campers

  • Market
  • ADA Access
  • Trash
  • Picnic Table
  • Firewood Available
  • Phone Service
  • Reservable
  • WiFi
  • Showers
  • Drinking Water
  • Electric Hookups
  • Toilets
  • Alcohol
  • Pets
  • Fires

For Vehicles

  • Sanitary Dump
  • Water Hookups
  • Pull-Through Sites
  • 50 Amp Hookups

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Reviewed Oct. 15, 2026

Avoid this Campground at all cost

Seasonal Stay Review Overall Rating:⭐☆☆☆☆ Our experience as seasonal campers at this campground was deeply disappointing due to unprofessional management, inconsistent rule enforcement, premature lease violations, and a toxic atmosphere. Management& Atmosphere The campground owner frequently engaged in inappropriate behaviors, including spreading gossip, making disrespectful comments, and actively bullying campers both in person and on social media platforms. Rather than fostering a welcoming community, the leadership promoted a divisive culture marked by clear favoritism. Inconsistent Rule Enforcement Rules were applied arbitrarily. Certain seasonal campers were permitted to disregard campground policies without consequence, while others were singled out, micromanaged, and targeted for minor or non-existent issues. Unprofessional Conduct Regarding Minors Most concerning was management’s unacceptable conduct toward children. The owner actively made a ten-year-old child feel unwelcome by making inappropriate insinuations regarding his friendship with a nearly thirteen-year-old girl, claiming a platonic friendship between a boy and a girl of those ages was somehow improper. Targeting young children and policing harmless childhood friendships crosses a line that no family should have to deal with while on vacation. Breach of Contract& Property Damage To make matters worse, management prematurely cut off electricity to our campsite prior to the end of our contractual agreement. This lack of power led to a total loss of all refrigerated food items and caused significant interior damage to our camper when the freezer thawed and the ice inside it melted and leaked onto the flooring. Additionally, management unlawfully removed personal property from our campsite before our lease term had expired and failed to return it. Conclusion While a seasonal site should offer a relaxing environment for families, the current ownership creates an uncomfortable, hostile, and unethical environment. Between the emotional hostility and the direct financial loss caused by management's actions, I strongly advise others to avoid this campground.

Hello Amy Brandon,

Your family started camping as a seasonal on 6/2/2020 and other family members of yours camped with us as well during your time here. If we were so bad I doubt that you would have renewed with us for so long.

Our rules are for EVERYONE-those mentioned in our group (not public) are to get your attention and action because of ignoring private messages sent. Your Father stated at the beginning of the season that his site was going to be beautiful with flowers, etc.-there was absolutely no flowers, there was a continual leak under the trailer, a mess in the yard, crap always piled under the trailer and around it and a four-prong yard fork laying with the prongs up. This yard fork was found twice while reading meters and it was put out in the group without mentioning any names to please avoid this and both times the yard fork was put with the prongs down in a safe place where dogs, children or anyone would not step on it and injure themselves—this is gross negligence on you family’s part. We had repeated complaints regarding your site and how disgusting it was to look at. We had asked that all sites be tidy, especially during holiday weekends when we were busier but that went unnoticed by your family.

Your Father volunteered throughout the years bet we quit wanting his assistance because he did more damage than helping and we’d have to have it redone after him. We are grateful to those that assist us but not at bigger price!

The attitude that the family projected to most everyone in the campground was negative, especially when they didn’t believe in the same political views as you. Speaking of that, you and your father went on my personal page and accused me of being a racist for posting something political—now that is BS—neither of us are racist and we have plenty of friends of a variety of creed, color, religion, etc—your family on the other hand is extremely radical!

After receiving our first letter this year regarding the condition of your site and the garden fork your family decided to no longer wave at us and intentionally snubbing us as you ride by on the golf cart. This was noticed by others as well. You still did nothing to tidy up your site all year long—until you left. This is why you received the letter of non-renewal. In regards to your son, we treated him like every child here—with kindness, asking how he was and chatting with him when we saw him. As owners we have only interfered with a child being friends with another if they are fighting or just didn’t get along and that is for safety reasons—we adore all of the children here and never want to see any of them harmed or hurt. Here is a direct quote from the female child and her family: “Your son used to hang around our daughter when they were younger but as children mature, they do not always have the same interests as they previously had and as our child’s interests changed their friendship became strained. Our daughter told him this as well as you when you called her aside asking her if it was her decision and not ours. After that your son stalked our daughter by riding his bicycle by the pool repeatedly when she was there; riding by our site repeatedly and leaving a note on our outdoor table for her—this behavior was uncalled for. There are multiple witnesses to this behavior, and this is deemed stalking.” By the way this is the same family that has assisted you with your concrete, your generator, help in backing you into your site and other things—how ungrateful!

Reviewed Jul. 18, 2023

Family friendly

Mostly quiet campground, with very friendly salt-of-the-earth people that are happy to help one another. Sites are close together.

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  • Review photo of Crow Valley Campground by PJ , July 18, 2023

Thank you for staying with us. Yes, some sites are close together due to the campground being established in 1975 when trailers were smaller. We hope to see you again soon.

Reviewed Jun. 29, 2019

Great place!

Way more than we expected! A pool, play set, fishing, game room, great rates, and above all; a fantastic family running the place. They were so kind and helpful. We can’t wait to come back!

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Crow Valley Campground have RV hookups?

According to TheDyrt.com, Crow Valley Campground has 50 amp electric hookups and water hookups.

What is the max vehicle length at Crow Valley Campground?

Crow Valley Campground allows vehicles up to 60 feet.

Are fires allowed at Crow Valley Campground?

Yes, according to campers on TheDyrt.com, fires are allowed at Crow Valley Campground, although make sure to check current fire restrictions in the area.

Does Crow Valley Campground have wifi?

Yes, according to campers on TheDyrt.com, Crow Valley Campground does have wifi.

Is there cell phone reception at Crow Valley Campground?

According to campers on TheDyrt.com, there is some coverage for AT&T, good coverage for T-Mobile, and some coverage for Verizon.