RV Camping near Oglesby, IL

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    RV camping near Oglesby, IL includes options ranging from full-hookup RV campgrounds with 50-amp service to pull-through sites for larger rigs. Starved Rock Campground accommodates RVs with electric hookups and 50-amp service on level sites across multiple loops. The east loop offers more shade and privacy compared to the west loop, though navigation through the single-lane roads requires caution for larger motorhomes. Nature's Way RV Park provides full-hookup sites with 50-amp electric, water, and sewer connections on open, flat terrain about 5 minutes from Starved Rock State Park. Millpoint Park offers pull-through sites for big rigs with 50-amp service, though some RV sites throughout the region feature powdery gravel surfaces that become muddy during rain. "Our site was Creekside and supposed to be ok for RV. We have a 31' class A. We barely made it up to the site - which was mud."

    Most campgrounds near Oglesby remain open year-round, though fall weekends fill quickly during peak foliage season when the nearby state parks draw visitors. Dump stations are available at Starved Rock and Nature's Way, though positioning can be challenging at some facilities. A camper noted that dump station access at one park requires navigating "up a hill with sharp turns, one way in and out - single lane." Cell service varies significantly throughout the area, with reviewers reporting just 1-2 bars on major carriers at wooded sites. Pets are permitted at nearly all RV parks, though some enforce breed restrictions or leash requirements. Several parks offer on-site propane fill services, and most maintain shower facilities, though quality and cleanliness vary considerably between established resorts and more basic RV parks.

    Best RV Campgrounds near Oglesby (76)

      1. Nature’s Way RV Park

      4.3(4)10mi from OglesbyRVs, Tents, Cabins

      "Just outside and behind this main building, you’ll discover a rather large, covered pavilion which is great for larger groups or for anyone wanting to picnic under some shade. "

      "Clean and well maintained facility. Staff was organized and friendly. Pet friendly. We want to come back when we can stay longer."

      from $30 - $125 / night

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      2. Tiki RV Park

      1.0(1)6mi from OglesbyRVs

      3. Glenwood RV Resort

      3.5(4)20mi from OglesbyRVs, Tents

      "Many seasonal or permanent residents. Catch and release fishing pond."

      "Many seasonal areas. Will let you set up a group of campers in a circle in grassy areas. They do an extremely large Halloween event Columbus Day weekend. Jam packed for this event."

      4. Millpoint Park

      4.1(19)43mi from OglesbyRVs, Tents, Cabins, Glamping

      "This place has beautiful views of illinois river. Nice sized campsites. Everything was clean and well taken care of! Not a lot of amenities, however that isn’t what camping is all about!"

      "Peaceful campground, well maintained, beautiful views of the Upper Peoria Lake/Illinois River. We enjoyed a nice pull-through full hookup site that required minimal leveling."

      from $18 - $100 / night

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      5. Love's RV Hookup-Morris IL 859

      4.5(2)37mi from OglesbyRVs

      "Located just due east on the outskirts of little known Morris, Illinois just off I80, this little roadside stand isn’t the largest Love’s I’ve ever seen, but it sure does pack a punch. "

      "Rating as a truck stop/overnight and not campground rating We pulled in around 10pm, easily backed in with no obstacles, hook ups were all easy and convienent and we were on I80 again before 7

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      from $37 / night

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      6. Fox Bluff CottageS & RV

      5.0(2)42mi from OglesbyRVs

      "The new pool, the game room, the playground,the beautiful new bath house and the grounds are just wonderful.  We've developed quite a lovely community of really nice people."

      "The location requires a 2 night stay minimum."

      from $65 - $95 / night

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      7. O'Connell's RV Campground

      3.3(14)31mi from OglesbyRVs, Tents, Cabins

      "This was a great campground. 3 pools,water slide,outdoor movie theatre,gaga ball,mini golf,fishing,boat rental,golf cart rental

      The grounds were spacious,LG pull through site.Well maintained."

      "Great campground close to home. A ton of activities for the kids, plus daily Yogi sightings! We picked two great sites on the end of the row that were spacious, but I saw others were pretty cramped."

      from $60 - $90 / night

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      8. Lasalle/Peru KOA

      4.1(14)7mi from OglesbyRVs, Tents, Cabins

      "Stayed here in early June during a trip to Starved Rock, which is a quick 10-15 minute drive. Camp hosts are very nice and the the grounds well maintained."

      "Trailer spots, pool, general store. Showers and bathroom are VERY clean and the staff is on top of things. There’s even a small creek that runs through the property giving it more appeal."

      9. Chillicothe RV and Rec Area

      4.0(1)33mi from OglesbyRVs

      "This place is very clean with the lake nearby for swimming or fishing. Very clean restrooms and friendly staff. There are hookups at each site and a few spots for pump out."

      10. Hollywood Casino Hotel & RV Resort

      4.2(5)50mi from OglesbyRVs, Tents

      "Friendly staff who were quick to respond to any issues. Partial hookups (sewer just outside of park behind hotel). $46/night (+fees) for a pull-through spot. Pet-friendly."

      "Did laundry….so quiet we slept hard.! Nice safe location. Flat, pretty large spots..picnic tables."

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    RV Park Reviews near Oglesby, IL

    508 Reviews of 76 Oglesby Campgrounds

    • Amy B.
      Oct. 15, 2026

      Crow Valley Campground

      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.

    • Stuart K.The Dyrt Pro User
      Oct. 1, 2026

      Rolling Oaks Campground

      Old-School Camping with a Whole Lot of Personality

      Rolling Oaks is one of those wonderfully old-school Midwestern campgrounds that feels less like an RV resort and more like a little summer community that has been evolving for generations out here in the rich corn patches of central IL. Family-run since 1969, the sprawling, shady property sits along the Fox River with its very own lake and a decidedly RV-centric personality, where curb appeal is just as important (if not more) than the actual mobile confines people are living in. A substantial portion of the campground is occupied by long-term and seasonal residents, complete with patios, sheds and occasionally elaborate outdoor entertaining spaces, which gives Rolling Oaks an unusual neighborhood feel rather than the transient atmosphere of most CGs. 

      While my earlier review goes into considerably more detail, I thought I’d revisit this campground with a quick topline of HIGHS and LOWS along with a fresh batch of photos.

      HIGHLIGHTS: (1) Water is the star here, with a swimming lake, pool and direct access to the Fox River making this particularly appealing if you bring kayaks, canoes or tubes; (2) Plenty of shade and a mixture of full-hookup, partial-hookup and pull-through RV sites plus tent camping accommodate just about every style of camper; (3) Playgrounds, volleyball, horseshoes and a game room give kids plenty to do without leaving the property; (4) Summer weekends have an almost throwback campground-community atmosphere with dancing, cart rides, farmers’ markets, spaghetti dinners, corn boils and pig roasts; and (5) Being only a few miles from the village of Sandwich makes supplies easy while putting you in prime position for the enormously popular Sandwich Fair (if you manage to time your stay here to coincide with this annual attraction). 

      LOWLIGHTS: (1) The large population of seasonal and long-term campers means portions of Rolling Oaks can feel more like a permanent RV neighborhood than a campground; (2) All that community activity means summer weekends aren't exactly designed for campers seeking solitude and P&Q; and (3) The CGs sprawling layout means the experience can vary considerably depending upon where you land with front sections feel busier and more transient, while areas farther back become increasingly more residential. 

      Insider’s Tip: For the best balance of scenery, shade and quiet, head toward the far side of the lake, away from the busiest weekend activity. And if you're thinking of bringing a kayak or canoe, definitely bring it as direct Fox River access is one of Rolling Oaks' biggest advantages. 

      Happy Camping!

    • Stuart K.The Dyrt Pro User
      Oct. 1, 2026

      Millpoint Park

      Riverfront Refuge

      This lush, shade-rich, pet-friendly CG sits completely surrounded by the oft overlooked Spring Bay Fen Nature Reserve, creating the rare sensation of being deep in nature while still only a short drive from Peoria. A looping, shade-covered gravel lane guides you past roughly 80 generously spaced sites, each perched beneath tall hardwoods, before opening to the sought-after waterfront slots that frame spectacular sunset views across the water. Whether you’re casting a line, slipping a kayak off the boat ramp or simply leaning back in a camp chair during Golden Hour, this is a campground that practically forces you to exhale. As my review from a year and a half ago provided substantial detail, here I'm just going to point out the HIGHS and LOWS while adding some additional fotos of the CG.

      HIGHLIGHTS: (1) Spacious, well-shaded sites that are far roomier than most RV parks in central IL; (2) Excellent mix of back-in and pull-thru sites with water, electric and sewer hookups; (3) Direct access to Upper Peoria Lake with a strong boat launch for anglers, paddlers and sunset chasers; (4) Two additional ponds on property for simple shoreline fishing - perfect for the kiddos; (5) Exceptionally clean restroom and bathhouse facility near the entrance; (6) Three rentable cabins for non-RV travelers; (7) Easy hiking options north and south of the property, including the small beach area at Funks Run; (8) Friendly ownership with a real character where the owner, Don, is known for going above and beyond for campers; (9) Reliable shade almost everywhere, keeping summer stays comfortable. 

      LOWLIGHTS: (1) The well water contains noticeable iron, which MIGHT be fine for showers but not recommended for drinking; (2) Mosquitos, gnats and ticks are summer regulars here in central IL, so be sure to bring DEET and scented candles; (3) Supplies are limited on-site, so trips into town are necessary for groceries or extras, but the good news is that in less than 20 minutes south of here, you'll discover a Home Depot, Lowe's, Bass Pro Shop, Target, Walmart and Costco; (4) Primitive tent areas - which can be found in the open lot north of the property right on the river - exist but provide little separation or privacy compared to the RV loops; (5) This CG can fill up quickly on warm-weather weekends and the summer holidays, especially the waterfront stretch.

      Happy Camping!

    • D
      Sep. 29, 2026

      Starved Rock Family Campground

      Fantastic Family Campground Near Starved Rock!

      We had a wonderful experience at Starved Rock Family Campground! This campground really goes above and beyond to make camping fun for the entire family. There were so many FREE activities for the kids, plus a pool, playgrounds, golf cart rentals, live music, family bingo, wagon rides, crafts, face painting and more.

      The freeway traffic can be loud at night so ear plugs maybe helpful. Other than that, we had a great time and would absolutely stay again!

    • AThe Dyrt Pro User
      Sep. 27, 2026

      Kamp Komfort RV Park and Campground

      Over night

      A really lovely well kept site very quite when we got here pitches are well spread out with a play park for kids a pool although not open when we was here and the bathrooms were Super clean and well kept A must stay The owners are super nice

    • dThe Dyrt Pro User
      Sep. 24, 2026

      Timberline Campground

      Fairly easy to get to

      Older campground. Some of the sites have to share hydrants for water. All utilities are at the rear of sites. Some campers may need longer hoses or cords

    • Sarah B.
      Sep. 19, 2026

      Nature’s Way RV Park

      Quiet spot that was perfect for a getaway

      Took my daughter for the weekend. Camp host were wonderful and even worked with us when I arrived later then planned. Full hookup was perfect and location was great.

      Location is close to Utica so we were able to enjoy the local shops and restaurants.

      Wonderful spot and we will definitely be back.

    • Maria Mercedes M.The Dyrt Pro User
      Sep. 1, 2026

      Teal Bay Campground - Shabbona Lake State Recreation Area

      The Family-Friendly Heart of Shabbona Lake

      Canvasback Cove quickly felt like the liveliest corner of Shabbona Lake State Park, and it's EZ to see why so many families gravitate here. While one of three campgrounds within the park, Canvasback Cove sits closest to the playground, camp store, boat launch, fishing pond and lakeshore, making it wonderfully convenient for families with younger children who love having something to explore just a short walk from their campsite. The campsites offer electric and water hookups, picnic tables and fire rings, while the surrounding prairie, woodlands and sparkling lake create a peaceful backdrop that somehow balances activity with nature. One of my favorite memories was watching children race from the playground to the fishing pond with fishing poles nearly as tall as they were before proudly returning to camp to tell everyone about 'the one that almost got away.' Some campgrounds are designed around campsites; this one feels designed around childhood. From what we saw, lakefront Sites 117 and 125 are especially desirable thanks to their beautiful water views, while families wanting to stay close to the playground, camp store and boat launch will appreciate the heart of Canvasback Cove. We would absolutely recommend this campground for families because of its kid-friendly layout, outstanding park amenities and the countless opportunities to spend the day outdoors together.

    • Kristina P.
      Aug. 28, 2026

      Starved Rock Campground — Starved Rock State Park

      Well kept grounds and beautiful state park

      We had an easy after-hours first come first serve check in experience. Directions were easy to follow and the campground itself was well-kept. Having a power hook-up for a night was a huge plus.

      The state park trails aren't really accessible from the campground but are a short drive away. They are doing A LOT of work on the trail system so not all trails are open at this time. Definitely check out some of the canyons and overlooks if you are staying in the campground.

    Guide to Oglesby

    Campgrounds near Oglesby, Illinois offer visitors electric sites with varying levels of shade and terrain. The camping area sits in north-central Illinois along the Illinois River, with elevations ranging from 450-600 feet. Most campgrounds remain accessible year-round though amenities like water hookups may be unavailable during winter months when temperatures can drop below freezing.

    What to do

    Fishing opportunities: Millpoint Park provides access to the Illinois River and small fishing lakes where campers can catch various species. "We were able to do some fishing and kayaking. We caught some bluegill, buffalo, and large mouth bass," notes one camper at Millpoint Park.

    Hiking nearby trails: The area features multiple state parks with diverse trail systems. "If you are a hiker and looking for some trails to blaze, then check out either Starved Rock SP, which has more than 13 miles of hiking trails awaiting you, or better, the lesser known Matthiessen SP, which has 5-6 of fairly decent challenging, but completely isolated, non-touristy-laden trails," recommends a visitor to Nature's Way RV Park.

    Swimming options: Several campgrounds maintain pools for summer recreation. At Glenwood RV Resort, "amenities go, there's quite a bit: horseshoe pits, catch & release pond, covered pavilions, kitchen, telephone area, shower/restroom facilities, game room, 2 kid's playground, trading post, swimming lake, in-ground pool and kid's pool with outdoor deck, tennis court, baseball diamond, volleyball and basketball court."

    What campers like

    Spacious sites: Many campgrounds near Oglesby feature larger-than-average campsites. A Millpoint Park visitor appreciated that "spots were pretty spread out and easy pull through. The host was fast as soon as we pulled up he printed a receipt and escorted us to our spot with his truck."

    Water views: Riverside camping provides scenic vistas. "Perched on Upper Peoria Lake where the Illinois River conjoins, this family-friendly and pet-inviting lush camping outpost is completely surrounded by Spring Bay Fen Nature Reserve, absolutely guaranteeing a sublime encounter with nature on top of offering direct waterfront sites," notes a review of Millpoint Park.

    Convenient locations: Many campgrounds sit close to major highways. "Just 5 minutes to Starved Rock state park and one mile from interstate 80. Great country setting with full hook ups, pool, laundry, camp store and showers," writes a visitor to Nature's Way RV Park.

    What you should know

    Water quality concerns: Several campgrounds in the region have water with high mineral content. At Millpoint Park, "Water has a lot of iron so does smell/taste weird," and another visitor mentioned "The water here has a lot of iron in it, so don't attempt to drink it, but according to the locals, it's fine to shower in, so I would encourage you to bring a decent amount of bottled water with you."

    Seasonal variation: Campgrounds change dramatically between seasons. Starved Rock Campground offers year-round camping, but one visitor noted: "Spring and fall camping is great here- waterfalls are rain fed and often dry in summer."

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