COE Rend Lake North Sandusky Recreation Area

The campground is located at Rend Lake in Illinois and can be accessed via local roads leading to the northern section of the lake. Once you arrive, you'll find the entrance to North Sandusky Recreation Area clearly marked. Most roads leading to and within the campground are well-maintained. For specific directions from your location, it's recommended to check with the Corps of Engineers office that manages Rend Lake or use GPS navigation. The campground's lakeside setting makes it relatively straightforward to locate once you're in the Rend Lake area.

North Sandusky Campground offers beautiful, spacious campsites in a quiet environment where wildlife sightings, including deer, are common. The campground provides great views of Rend Lake with well-maintained facilities including clean shower houses and restrooms. Visitors appreciate the biking/walking trail with scenic views. While most sites are level, some have slight inclines. The family-friendly atmosphere makes it ideal for gatherings with friends and relatives. Many campers find it so enjoyable they're reluctant to leave.

North Sandusky Campground stands out among Rend Lake options with its exceptional lake views and well-maintained facilities. As part of the Corps of Engineers campgrounds at Rend Lake, it benefits from consistent maintenance standards and security. The campground offers a more spacious layout than some alternatives, providing good separation between sites for privacy. Its combination of natural beauty, access to biking/walking trails, and reliable amenities makes it a preferred choice for many Rend Lake visitors.

North Sandusky Campground offers 60 reservable campsites, all with electric hookups. Among these, 16 sites are full-hookup with water and sewer connections, featuring both 30 and 50 amp service. The campground is equipped with clean showers, flush toilets, and a convenient dump station. Most sites are fairly level, though some have an incline at the entrance. The campground provides a balance of essential facilities while maintaining a natural setting near the lake.