Address: 9898 Cascade Rd, Rochester, IL 62563, USA
Phone: +12174989208
Matthew Davis
Me and my family of 5 were traveling from northern Michigan back to kc and decided to camp halfway home cuz our kids first week of camping went fantastic so we extended it a night and saved ourselves too long of a drive home in one day. We had a reservation set somewhere we were unsure of and I looked at the reviews and they were actually scary so we came across this place and it was our best camping experience the whole trip. Wonderful people running it, first come first serve and we found a spot right next to the water. Kids had their tiny tent and the wife and I slept in our hammock just a few feet from the fishing dock and water. Super peaceful, beautiful scenery to wake up too. 12/10 do recommend. I never thought I'd say this but, I'd like to go back to Illinois for camping as long as it's here.
R. U. Lost 2
An enjoyable natural park. It has multiple picnic shelters well spaced along and around the lake. With two boat ramps (a well developed area on the east side of the park and a more remote second/backup ramp on the west side) the park seems to be a favorite among fisherman looking for something off of the beaten path. It also has multiple campgrounds. Both of which were still closed for the season during my visit.
Michelle Oakes
We love fishing and boating Sangchris Lake. My son lives the playground and it isn't very crowded like some of the other lakes nearby.
R. L.B.
This was my first visit to the park. I found some nice walking trails - the paths are easily found from the parking lots. I had hoped for a trail that follows the lake, but most trails just ended up at the next parking lot; it would be pretty difficult to get lost, however, which is a plus. There are many docks and benches that would be fantastic during warmer weather when there's time to sit and relax and enjoy the scenery. I only visited one section because I went in frigid weather, but from this snapshot experience, I will definitely venture out again. It is a lovely area, and a great place to get away, even if the escape is during a polar vortex during a pandemic. I can't wait to visit in the summer when I can kayak on the lake!!
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No, but the rustic camp sites are inexpensive. $10.
No
The cabins have refrigerators and air conditioning do not have bathrooms and they are wheelchair accessible
Since they added cabins they are now open year-round
Fishing shall be prohibited in the east and west arms of the lake during the period from 10 days prior to the duck season through the end of the duck season, unless the youth waterfowl hunt is more than 10 days before the regular duck season, then the east and west arms will be closed to accommodate the youth waterfowl hunt. Fishing shall be prohibited in the west arm of the lake and the east arm of the lake south of the power lines during that portion of the Canada goose season that follows the duck season.
Depending on the spot u go but yes.
I believe so, but you may want to call to check.
I believe they are $45/night. You can find all the info on reserveamerica.com
Water facilities (including the shower building) are closed the Monday prior to Thanksgiving through March 31st. Hickory Point remains open all year, Deer Run will be closed the second week in January through March 31st
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