Lincoln Home National Historic Site - Camping

Lincoln Home National Historic Site by National Parks Service

Springfield Area Campgrounds

Details

There are no campgrounds within Lincoln Home National Historic Site, nor in downtown Springfield, Illinois. There are, however, a number of campgrounds nearby. Information is available through the Springfield Convention and Visitors Bureau.

Campgrounds you can reserve online

Wilborn Creek (group Camp) Campground

Mileage:51 mi

Description: Approximately 9 miles west of Sullivan. Public beach, boat ramp, playground, and picnic shelter in area. Please do not drive or park vehicles on the grass. Vehicles must be parked in designated parking places. The group camp has 10 picnic tables and 10 grills. This is primarily a tent area. There are no RV pads, but RVs may park in the parking lot. There are no electric hook-ups. There is a beach with showers, a boat ramp, and a playground approximately 1 mile from the group campground. The beach and showers are open from 8am to sunset. Click here to visit our website for more information about Lake Shelbyville.
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Opossum Creek Campground

Mileage:52 mi

Description: Lake Shelbyville is a favorite destination for fishermen seeking largemouth bass, crappie, white bass, bluegill, channel catfish, walleye, and muskie. The lake offers hunting opportunities for whitetail deer, squirrel, quail, pheasant, mourning dove, rabbit and waterfowl. Opossum Creek Recreation Area is located north of the city of Shelbyville on the west side of the lake. Opossum Creek has 51 electric sites and 28 non-electric sites, of which 66 are reservable. Opossum Creek has flush toilets, showers, a playground, a trailer dump station, and a boat ramp. For more information about Lake Shelbyville, please visit our web site at www.mvs.usace.army.mil/Shelbyville/.
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Coon Creek (lake Shelbyville) Campground

Mileage:53 mi

Description: Lake Shelbyville is a favorite destination for fishermen seeking largemouth bass, crappie, white bass, bluegill, channel catfish, walleye and muskie. The lake offers hunting opportunities for whitetail deer, squirrel, quail, pheasant, rabbit, mourning dove and waterfowl. Coon Creek Recreation Area is located north of the city of Shelbyville on the west side of the lake. Coon Creek has 207 electric sites of which 125 are reservable. Coon Creek has flush toilets, showers, a playground, a beach, trailer dump station and a boat ramp. For more information about Lake Shelbyville please visit our website at www.mvs.usace.army.mil/shelbyville.
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Lithia Springs Campground

Mileage:53 mi

Description: Lake Shelbyville is a favorite destination for fishermen seeking largemouth bass, crappie, white bass, bluegill, channel catfish, walleye, and muskie. The lake offers hunting opportunities for whitetail deer, squirrel, quail, pheasant, rabbit, mourning dove, and waterfowl. Lithia Springs Recreation Area is located northeast of the city of Shelbyville on the east side of the lake. Lithia Springs has 113 electric sites with a total of 67 reservable sites. Lithia Springs has flush toilets, showers, a playground, a beach, a trailer dump station, and a boat ramp. Lithia Springs marina is located adjacent to the recreation area. At normal summer pool level, the banks are steep and it is diffucult to get to the waters edge in many locations. For more information about Lake Shelbyville, please visit our website: www.mvs.usace.army.mil/Shelbyville
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Spillway Campground

Mileage:53 mi

Description: Spillway is east of Shelbyville just off Route 16. Spillway fishing and playground are nearby. Vehicles are not allowed to drive or park on the grass. This campground has a picnic shelter with 6 tables and will accommodate 50 people. Click here to visit our website for more information about Lake Shelbyville.
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Bootleg Campground

Mileage:53 mi

Description: This is a boat-in campsite along the Green River, located about 3 miles below the Little Hole Boat Site. At 6000', this area is typical of a high desert community that offers natural shade. Each site is equipped with a picnic table, fire ring, tent pads, benches, and screening for a portable toilet. Services in the area include: Flaming Gorge Recreation Services 435-885-3191 -- raft rental, guided fishing, convenience store, shuttle service, tackle, gas, auto repair, showers, and pay telephones. Green River Outfitter 435-885-3338 -- guided fishing, convenience store, tackle, gas, and shuttle service.
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Cats Paw Camp Campground

Mileage:53 mi

Description: This is a boat-in campsite along the Green River, located about 3 miles below the Little hole Boat Site. At 6000', this area is typical of a high desert community that offers natural shade. Each site is equipped with apinic table, fire ring, tent pads, benches, and screening for a portabletoilet. Services in the area include: Flaming Gorge Recreation Services 435-885-3191 -- raft rental, guidedfishing, convenience store, shuttle service, tackle, gas, auto repair, showers, and pay telephones. Green River Outfitter 435-885-3338 -- guided fishing, convenience store, tackle, gas, and shuttle service.
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Trails End Campground

Mileage:53 mi

Description: This is a boat-in campsite along the Green River, located about 3 miles below the Little Hole Boat Site. At 6000', this area is typical of a high desert community that offers natural shade. Each site is equipped with a picnic table, fire ring, tent pads, benches, and screening for a portable toilet. Requirements to launch: Boater must carry a bail bucket, throw line, extra oar, and must wear a life jacket while on the water. The Forest Service requires the use of portable toilet systems for all campers. These toilets must be sealable,flushable, and reusable. Bag-lined systems are not allowed Flaming Gorge Recreation Services 435-885-3191 -- raft rental, guided fishing, convenience store, shuttle service, tackle, gas, auto repair, showers, and pay telephones. Green River Outfitter 435-885-3338 -- guided fishing, convenience store, tackle, gas, and shuttle service.
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La Wis Wis Campground

Mileage:53 mi

Description: La Wis Wis Campground located off of Highway 12 at an elevation of 1,243 feet. RV and walk in tent camping makes this 122 site campground a popular camping experience from overnight or up to two weeks. Fishing and hiking trails are part of this beautiful area. Northwest Land Management values your comments. Please ask for a comment card from one of our uniformed staff or visit us online a www.clm-services.com.
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Lodgepole Campground

Mileage:53 mi

Description: Lodgepole Campground is located in the Northern Cascade Range in the state of Washington. For the hiking enthusiast some of the nearby trails are: Crow Lake Trail, Swamp Lake Trail, Cougar Valley Trail and Union Creek Trail. Other activities that can be enjoyed by all are: fishing, swimming and whitewater paddling on the American River. This campground offers 34 single family sites from tent camping to pull through RV camping and summertime temperatures reaching the 70s. Lodgepole Campground is managed by Northwest Land Management. For more information, visit our website at http://clm-services.com/
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Note: All mileage numbers are "as the crow flies"