We came here for just one night as we are on our way to Memphis…read more It's a bit off the highway to get back into here, but the roads were safe enough. They were super friendly at check-in and even offered chocolate chip cookies, which is a first. They also had popcorn. There is also Fatso's pizza place that is part of the front office and they give you a menu upon check-in. We were assigned to site two, which had a beautiful Lake view and was on the end so we had fairly unobstructed views of the lake. There's plenty of green space in this park and they had Disc golf as well as a pretty nice playground for the kids. The sites are fairly close together and there are 60 total sites in the campground, so seem like they had plenty of room. There are a lot of different site types that you can reserve, including one that is completely paved with some patio furniture. They also have cabins to rent if you don't have a camper. Loved all the shade trees too. We did not use the public showers or restroom so I cannot comment on that. With a good Sam discount, this place was $53 per night. Make sure to try the pizza, we ordered a small one just for a snack and it was fantastic! Make sure to ask them to make the cross extra crispy if you like it that way. All the utilities worked fine although I will say, even with our filter, the water had a little bit of an odor to it. Not sure what that was all about. There are plenty of restaurants and shops within about a mile of this place as well.

This is a great place for RVers. A quiet, wooded setting on a beautiful lake. We only spent one…read morenight here on our way to Michigan, but I would definitely stay here again. The staff was friendly, the site was level, and the setting was beautiful and serene. The camp even has a bar (lounge) where you can get beer, mixed drinks and pizza. They offer free cookies and free popcorn in the office. this was a great experience! They also have a central area where you can grill and a great kids area.

Ramsey State Park is an exquisite hidden gem in S.Central Illinois. Its beauty is comparable to any…read moreNational park with a perfect Lake, camping, horse park, playground and scenic hiking paths. You'll want to see the fall colors around the lake. It's spectacular. Food and beverages are available close by in small town of Ramsey. Large shopping options are 14-20 miles away in Pana, Vandalia and Hillsboro Illinois

Beautiful recreational facilities. Clean well mowed campsite and restrooms. The shower house is…read moreclean with hot water and hand dryers. The kids love riding their bikes on the paved roads. We've been coming here for years to camp

Great Kampground. Staff are very helpful, clean and nice. We stayed one night but would stay weeks…read morehere due to it is so nice. Has pool, play equipment, pond for fishing, beautiful trails to walk for us old people. Very quiet and easy pull threws for our 34' 5th wheel. Well marked signs from highway to camp. I would suggest all to stay here.

They offer sites for one price but charge 5% more for credit cards. The owner explained that if…read morethey receive cash then they don't have to charge taxes? Isn't this tax avoidance and illegal?

Really nice spot about a mile off highway 44 - quiet- and was great for us for an overnight during…read moreour travels. It does look like thru have made some investments lately with new picnic tables and playground equipment. There are some nice longer term sit w by the lake- looks like people come up here for lake camping on the weekend. Owners were kind and they appeared to have a nicely stocked store and such. Would definitely stay here again when traveling thru the area.

I love this place! There are a number of long-term residents but it is not a trailer park…read morementality! While there is no dog park, there is lots of room to walk the pups in the shade or in the sun. The trees are very mature and give a lot of shade but not on the pull-thru sites. The sites are level but a bit close. Still easy to get in and out. The kids have several different playground areas, a swimming pool, and lots of open areas to ride their bikes to keep them busy. The freeway is about 2 miles, easy off and on, but none of the noise.

Hey folks if you are headed on 70 through Illinois, Percival Airport and RV Park is an awesome…read moreinexpensive little park! It is near Effingham. All sights are pull through, full hookup, and 50 amp. The sights are level, clean and easy to get into! Don't be put off by airport in name. Basically it is the sight for their local life flight. There was no noise except when we first got there when the helicopter took off. We never did hear it return. Don't miss this one!

Here for the annual Casey popcorn festival. A lot of fun - tons of vendors, food, vendors, and…read morepeople selling everything as typical with a town festival. Lots of free entertainment some pretty decent size acts and then just some locals. In addition, free popcorn for everyone. Rides and other activities. Takes place every year on Labor Day weekend.

This park is a good place to just relax for a little bit while traveling. There is a lot of big…read morethings to see in Casey, Ill, so it's nice to have a place like this where you can just chill. There is a lot of greenery, quite a few picnic areas, a playground, ponds (with ducks & geese), and restrooms in addition to sports fields. Moreover, there is an RV park as well with restrooms and showers. It's very pretty and there's lots of public parking.

Needed an easy off/on stop on the way north. This is an excellent stop. Easy pull through sites,…read moreamazing customer service and communication, pet friendly, pristine and clean, I could go on! We will definitely stay here again. A+++++

Becky was amazing and enjoys what she does. "They said it wouldn't work"... to us the concept is…read moreamazing... pull-in, sit, relax, sleep and leave. Neat and clean, nicely appointed campsites. Our country needs more of this kind of campground. We will definitely be here again. .

It is clean, open but with some nice, well kept, tall trees. Employee was really nice when I…read morechecked in after a harrowing day on the interstate with 30mph winds in our high profile rv. View is pretty-cornfield against blue sky. Can hear some traffic but it is not loud. No restaurants or major stores nearby. I'd stay here again.

The good: it is right off the freeway, but not so close that the noise was an issue. They do…read moreallow dogs and they have a small dog park. The washrooms were very clean and fairly newly renovated. The not so good: when I checked in, it was mentioned that all dogs must be on a leash, no cages, fences or kennels. Then the older gentleman said rather curtly something to the effect that he wished people would read the web page, etc. I did just read the webpage and I can't find anything about no cages, I guess I am blind. But, what astonished me was that I wasn't arguing with him, I was actually talking with the other employee. It is what it is, it's one night. But keep that in mind when making reservations.

This is a very well maintained state park/campground. The sites are electric only, so plan ahead to…read morehave water available. Our lakefront site (#1} isn't really on the lake. But many of the sites are directly on the water. The available shade varies widely by site. If shade is important to you ask for a site number in the 50s. The park is a ways off I-55 (~17 miles) so it isn't ideal for a quick stop on your way from A to B. But it's a great place to unwind and do some fishing.

For the past 15 years, my family and I have made Hickory Point Campground at Sangchris Lake our…read morehome away from home nearly every year. Years ago, the main camp host set the gold standard for hospitality. He was incredibly welcoming, driving around to wave, checking if campers needed ice or wood, and even delivering it straight to your site. He even gave my son an unforgettable golf cart ride, making us feel like true family. Unfortunately, the experience over the last three years has been a stark contrast. The host (the same host as before) acts as though guests are a massive inconvenience. He has a sign instructing new arrivals to check in, yet treats you with open annoyance when you actually follow his rules. On a recent visit, when we politely asked if he still delivered firewood, he shot us a look that could kill and snapped, "No!" When we apologized and mentioned we hadn't realized the policy changed, he barked, "It did this year!" We didn't expect special treatment; we simply asked based on years of past practice. On the bright side, the woman sharing his site is always an absolute delight. We adore Sangchris Lake and Hickory Point Campground, but if hospitality isn't your job anymore, sir, it might be time to pack up the camper and haul off into the sunset.