Illinois Camping
Recreation.gov
backpacking, overnight camping, modern camping; and camping in yurts, teepees, tipis, and tents ... camping in developed sites, resorts, cabins; primitive camping, ... Take precautions against camping in an area that may be dangerous in the case of sudden flash floods. Check with local rangers to find a safe and legal camping area ... [Read More]
Acadia National Park - Camping
• Camping fees are subject to change. Camping fees and entrance fees are separate charges. ... • Proper food storage helps ensure your safety and the safety of those camping around you. Please store all human and pet foods and cooking equipment in an enclosed vehicle or a hard-sided food locker whenever you are not present. This precaution will limit the opportunity for wild animals to be attracted to your camping site, tent, or vehicle. Remember to place all garbage, including empty cans and bottles, in trash containers or in your vehicle. Never store food or any container with human or pet foods in your tent or under tarps. Park regulations require all campers to properly store food, trash, cooking utensils, and other items that may attract wildlife. Failure to do so may result in a fine. ... [Read More]
Illinois Historic Preservation Agency - Fort Kaskaskia
A campground can also be found on site that offers 23 electrical hook-ups, 12 are located on individual asphalt pads. there are ground stoves, 3 water hydrants and pit restroom facilities located in the campground, sanitation stations are also available. There is ample room for individual and group tent camping. ... [Read More]
Illinois River National Wildlife and Fish Refuges: Regulations
Camping, overnight use of the unit, fires and fireworks are not permitted. ... Camping, overnight use of the refuge, fires and fireworks are not permitted. Pets ... The entire unit is open for nut, berry, and mushroom picking between January 15 and October 15. Camping/Fires ... [Read More]
Illinois Department of Transportation
The Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) administers a Business Logo Signing Program along various Interstate highways and other freeways. This program involves mounting gas, food, lodging and camping business signs, referred to as logos, on large blue-background panels in advance of interchange exits and along exit ramps to alert motorists of available motorist services. ... [Read More]
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