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2.5 (69 reviews)

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He made it to the top...but when will he come down
Michelle B.

We have been frequenting Hi-tide for years with friends and family. It has become our end of the summer/last vacation spots. It has also been our little's choice of where to celebrate his birthday for the 4 years. We have hosted multiple birthday parties here, & helped our niece & brother from another experience camping for the first time together. This year will be 3 years of them camping with us; so glad we started a tradition like this. I love being able to wake up with the sun, cook breakfast over a camp fire & camp stove & let the kids just be kids. The water slide & other equipment make them knock out at a reasonable hour. I cannot say enough about how fantastic the staff is here. Prices are reasonable, the bathrooms & showers are well kept, they always have things going on if you get bored & need something to do. Looking forward to this year's trip(s)

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Wendy C.

I've been here a few times over the years. It's a great campground and a little pricey. There is a lot to do here...especially for the kids. I just have a hard time going back to places that nickel and dime you throughout your stay. There's a point where it gets to be too much.

8 Person tent set up on primitive site.
yvonne r.

It seems that in todays day and age, the only time people come on yelp anymore is to destroy and completely bad mouth businesses that do their job correctly. Unfortunately those people sometime succeed and make people miss out on great experiences. Me and my family just finished out Fourth of July weekend with Hi-Tide Campgrounds and all I can say is this is definitely an amazing spot to take the family. It was my sons first time camping and he was tearing up as we packed up the tent to go back home. We got lucky that there was a last minute cancellation via the 4th of july weekend and they were able to give us their last site available(Mind you the Campgrounds were completely filled up). When we first arrived all staff members including the owner were more than hospitable. We stayed with an 8 person tent on a primitive site (more than enough room) and right next to the playground and creek. Beautiful spot to stargaze and get your fill of the old outdoors. Their firepits are perfect size, not too big not too small. It was really great to have a full campground filled with people and everyone respected one another. Unfortunately, our first two days were a bit more on the cold side, so we could not enjoy the pool or the lake as much as we wanted to, irregardless they were both clean and well taken care of. Shower rooms were what you expected a shower room to be (i personally like the added touches of positive quotes around the rest rooms). It was a quarter for about 10 minutes. (Way more than enough time to wash up). I like that the owner was very hands on with whats going on in his campgrounds. He wants everyone to have a good time and expects everyone to respect one another and his grounds. I appreciate camp grounds that make rounds at quiet time to make sure everyone is following suit. Theres so much for the kids to do...my son didnt even manage to get to most of the amenities because he met so many new friends to play with on the grounds. Highly recommend to other families looking for a great spot to take the kids. We will definitely be back in the future. Thanks again Hi-Tide!

Primitive site on creek
Jennifer A.

Great place for 1st time campers. Definitely geared toward small children and teenagers. The campsites are small. The sites along the creek are more private than the others but you neighbors are still very close. The pool was clean and surprisingly not too crowded, especially for a hot and sunny Saturday. Definitely not a place to visit if you are looking for peace and quiet. Chis is a pretty cool dude. He gave us free corn.

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every fun place for a family vacation Me and my family have always went every year for the Fourth of July

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Starved Rock Family Campground - Pool

Starved Rock Family Campground

4.9(9 reviews)
21.0 mi

This was a great camping ground! Nice facilities! Would have loved to had access to better maps,…read morepictures to really get a feel for the area before choosing a site blindly. But, now that we've been there once, we know where we want to be when we go back!! :)

This campground is on our way to our second set of grandkids so we booked three days here over…read moreFather's Day. We decided on a deluxe site with a concrete patio, a fire pit and a picnic table and it was $70 per night. They use camp spot so you will pay an additional five dollar fee for that registration. Others have mentioned they are pretty strict that if you arrive early will be charged $15 since they need to recover electric and water charges. They did not charge us this for our early arrival, so maybe somebody was having a good day. There is a camp store that looks like they have quite a few snack options when we arrived they were serving barbecue sandwiches from 1 to 5 as well as a bingo game. They also let us know for Father's Day weekend. They would have live music by the water feature from 6 to 8 and the band is actually pretty good tonight! The fire pit on our side is in a weird location and is kind of closer to our neighbors than us so we probably won't be using that There is a fantastic pool here as well as a bounce house and kids have been enjoying it all day We love that the sites are nice and wide so you are not directly on top of your neighbor, although if I had the option, I would probably ask for a site in the back farthest part of the park away from all the noise I would highly recommend one of the spots with a concrete pad as when it rains here it gets pretty muddy. We had a big storm last night and I am very happy we paid extra for the concrete.

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Starved Rock Family Campground - Park map

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Food and drink

Bullfrog Lake Campground

Bullfrog Lake Campground

4.1(24 reviews)
44.4 mi

We got back yesterday after a great two night stay in a heated cabin here. I took my teenage son…read moreand three of his friends. We camp a lot and were looking for a winter adventure over break. Bullfrog was 45 minutes away and definitely did not disappoint. First of all, the area is gorgeous. I have never been to Willow Springs and was amazed by the landscape. Hills, woods, lakes, the Des Plaines River, huge Cook County Forest Preserve areas, with ample shopping and restaurants nearby of needed make this an ideal camping destination. The campground has a welcome station with after hours gated access. We were the only campers in the cabins and our first night there were a couple other groups using tents. It was amazing basically having this place to ourselves for about $100 a night. The cabin is accessible for those with special needs so it has a roll in shower and ADA accessible routes and features, for those seeking those amenities. It had 4 bunk beds in the main sleeping area, a separate bedroom with two beds, and the aforementioned bathroom. There is a wall unit for AC and heat in both sleeping areas so our comfort was at peak level. Those babies put out the heat and fast! This was especially great after we took an 8 mile hike which included a trip to the Little Red Schoolhouse Nature Center. The cabin and surroundings were immaculate. There are also a couple heated bath houses, dining pavilions, and docks for fishing or enjoying the beautiful views. In addition to the large cabins they also offer smaller ones without heat for warmer trips. Boat rentals are available when warmer out, as well. I saw canoes and other manual craft behind a fence by the welcome station. Inside the station they sold ice cream bars and much needed firewood bundles for $5. I would guess in the summer they offer more treats. The cabin featured a large fire pit with a swing out cooking grate, which was much appreciated. We cooked many a thing on it! A picnic table is also provided at each cabin. The staff were super friendly and helpful. I highly recommend this place for your next camping and hiking adventure. We look forward to returning this summer!

Nice park with great views. Some 30/50 amp sites. Check the…read morewebsite for specs. No water during winter months. That means no water at the dump site as well during this time.

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Bullfrog Lake Campground - West side of the lake

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West side of the lake

Sun Retreats Millbrook by Sun Communities - Rustic two room cabins. Cabin 26 is closest to the camera with an extended deck.

Sun Retreats Millbrook by Sun Communities

3.0(2 reviews)
10.9 mi

We had a great time staying at this yogi bear campground! We stayed in a 2 room rustic cabin that…read moresleeps 8. The cabin is small but serves it's purpose! The front room has a space heater, fridge, and microwave along with a twin over queen bunk. There is a solid door separating the front room from the back room. The back room has the window air conditioner and a wifi box along with another twin over queen bunk on one side and a twin over twin bunk on the other side. Keep the door open to get cold air into the front room in hot months. The cabins ( both two and one room rustic cabins) are located close to the comfort station, recreation center, playground, store and main office. We stayed in cabin 26, which is the 2 room cabin closest to the comfort station. This cabin is handicap accessible with a deck and longer picnic table to accommodate wheelchairs, there is also an aboveground fire pit on a cement pad. Be aware that there is a ton of poison ivy near the fire pit and around a log that would otherwise be enticing to sit on. Cabins do not come with linens or bedding so remember to bring a sheet along with your sleeping bag/ blankets and pillow so you aren't sleeping on plastic! We also recommend bringing a power strip as the outlets are all in use. So if you want to plug in your device you'll need to unplug something else. The curtains are sheer, hang up a towel if you need it darker. Water pump outside. The comfort station was always clean, toilets working, showers hot! The store on site sells some eggs and packaged food, fire wood, merchandise, toys, some emergency supplies for RVers, and staff scooped ice cream. Prices are reasonable. Pool was clean and cold. Refreshing on a hot day. Play equipment looked pretty new! There's a jumping pad, play ground equipment for both the littles and the bigs. There are built in ping pong tables outside the office and by the rec center. There are two sets of permanent bags/ Cornhole games by the playground and Gaga ball court. Volleyball net was set up in the play field. Basketball court is small but functional. Balls and paddles were all available in the rec center. Having stayed previously at a tent camp site, I can say that those sites are equally nice. Water is clear, electric works. If you'd like a good look at the seasonal sites available, take a hayride. If you'd like to get a look at the more rustic tent sites, take a walk or a drive down the road at the entrance to the campground. Maps are available in the office. There are also deluxe cabins on site which offer more amenities, check out the website for more details on these. Overall, we had a great stay. Watch out for poison ivy, as there was quite a bit by our cabin. Otherwise, go have a great time!

Very disappointed. This RV park is overpriced and lack the amenities at advertises on its website…read more The pool was down for maintenance issues in June. You'd think that I've been more prepared. The Camp store is completely abandoned and closed. The manager flat out lied to us when you ask about being compensated for the lack of amenities as advertised.. He said he would get back to us. Never did. My best advice Drive right past this place find somewhere else.

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Sun Retreats Millbrook by Sun Communities - Above ground fire pit at cabin 26. Also pictured is log surrounded by poison ivy

Above ground fire pit at cabin 26. Also pictured is log surrounded by poison ivy

Sun Retreats Millbrook by Sun Communities - Wifi and air conditioner in cabin.

Wifi and air conditioner in cabin.

Sun Retreats Millbrook by Sun Communities - Older equipment for the younger kids

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Older equipment for the younger kids

Hi-Tide Recreation - campgrounds - Updated November 2026

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