Located in the middle of corn fields,this 840 acre preserve is made up of woodlands,marsh and…read moreprairie. There is a small creek that runs along a gravel path that is a 1.3 mile loop around a 65ft deep quarry filled lake. Pets are welcome including horses. Swimming is not allowed but the lake is great for fishing and kayaking. Bathroom facilities are available along with plenty of parking. Part of the Kane County Forest Preserve.

Peaceful preserve with a former quarry now lake that has a gravel trail (also used by horses) going…read morearound it. Nice variety of trees and a few wildflowers. Many species of birds call this area home as there is a creek running through it as well. Part of Kane County Forest Preserves. Saw paddle boarders and kayakers enjoying the serenity. Not far off of Rt 47.

Take a hike! See some waterfalls! Temper your expectations regarding the latter. This isn't Niagara…read moreFalls we're talking about, but once you reach the falls, it's a nice respite from all the noise in the world. Depending on the season and time of year you visit, you can walk across this small waterway, trek through some woods, hear pleasing bird calls, but be sure to wear some good shoes. The path is dog-friendly and I see dogs enjoying the water more than the owners. So what are you waiting for?

Well maintained. Not too crowded…read more Challenging enough on a bike for me. Beautiful and well maintained trails that are well marked. Love it. If you're out of shape this place can whip you back into shape if you let it.

This was our third year on the Island and it's definitely our happy place! The RV Park is very…read moreclean and well kept. Lawn maintenance is included so no worries about keeping up with mowing. The dock right in our backyard is also maintained by the park. The owners are really knowledgeable and so helpful. We look forward to many more years at our RV on the Island!!

When up for the weekend for some sun and to have some fun. Had a great time and dinner with some…read morefriends and cocktails then went the following day up to Blarney island and a awesome time so stop at the island on the chain

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.

First time camping and was excited to experience this BUT upon checking in they informed us that…read morethey were out of firewood( can't bring your own) but was told that since they were out that we could bring outside wood in. Fine. Second the restrooms were locked and only 2 portapotties were available and the campground was packed. Nasty!!!! They did eventually open them up but closed them again later in the day. Third the upkeep of the tent pad was unsatisfactory, overgrown with weeds, rocks and all other kind of mess!!! One thing that I did enjoy was being able to kayak. Definitely would not be visiting here again

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.

Blackberry Creek Camp and Conference Center is only an hour away from Chicago and has amazing…read morefacilities ready for use. We used the facilities for a fun event with our team and loved the hospitality that the staff provided us. We recommend this facility to anyone looking to hold a wedding, a party, a concert, a meeting, or a retreat.

My family and I stayed here for a couple of months this summer. The new management is making some…read moregreat changes, amazing updates & additional amenities that have turned this place into a family friendly rv park. However, one of the best things about this park is there front desk employee Ashley. She went above & beyond to make sure we felt welcomed and had everything we needed. This place is full of seasonal weekenders but she made us feel like part of the community. The most amazing thing was how she handled herself and remained professional while she was the lone person checking in everyone the first day the campground opened, which we happened to arrive that day. We will definitely come back to stay. One recommendation I have is that they offer weekly rates too, not just daily, monthly, and seasonal. I understand this creates some additional logistics but I belive you'll also get more visitors. Definitely check this place out if you are in the area or just passing through.

Our family went here for a relaxing weekend and that was absolutely not what we got. Firstly, our…read morecampsite was marked as a full hookup but the dump tank hookup was so destroyed we could not use it. We still got charged for a full hookup up site. We called for a refund because we could not use the site as it was being advertised and were ignored. Later in the day, the sewer hookup for the site next to us began OVERFLOWING with raw sewage/whatever was coming out of the sewer hookup. We called the camp site multiple times but there was no fix being made. This is a public safety hazard, and there was a creek about 30 feet away, meaning that this camp area was draining sewer matter into the surrounding area's water. This weekend was not great for the resort, it rained so hard later on that the creek completely overflowed. I will give this group a compliment on the fact that they did handle the situation the best that they could. The activities and the pool were nice. But, none of this excuses the fact that there was sewage material flooding out of the ground onto our campsite. We ended up leaving a day early because we couldn't handle it. We have an elderly dog and we were extremely fearful that she was going to contract something from walking around our own site because of the waste flooding out of the ground. Everyone can make their own decisions on whether they visit this campsite but make sure to keep this in mind.

We truly enjoyed our long weekend at this RV park. The owners were nice and helpful in guiding us…read moreto our site. The amenities were impressive with a walking path along the two lakes, a tennis court, basketball court and extremely clean bathroom and shower facilities. Plus it is only a short walk into town. I would highly recommend!

I will give place 2 stars for the two pretty lakes with fake swans…read more HOWEVER, we arrived at 6:20pm after being told someone would be "in the office till then". Did not happen. PROBLEM: No shower card given for entry. Our expensive rig snd weary travelers could not be left a card? ?We paid ahead for this campsite. And they want $10 cash deposit for the shower card? Why are the toilets unlocked and showers not?? Could not figure out confusing WiFi I spy entry codes etc. After a day of long weary travel, I had NO shower means and NO WiFi communication. Argh. Call the tech assistance number you say owners?' After 8 hrs of travel NO thanks. I see the poor reviews here. I understand the owners own the gorgeous house on the property. No one available after hours. The RV lots are 2-3 feet apart. Little privacy, I received a call from the grounds keeper the next day after left message day before. Defensive, NO apology, bordered on argumentative. What a shame as the grounds are quite serene. Know ahead of time what you're facing and plan. I heard campers refer to the owners negatively. Can't you be kind and considerate to your patrons and tired travelers? Please check your phone messages at the very least. 'Nuf said.

My husband and I stayed her for 13 days. We had to leave a day early to move out of state and they…read moreonly give credits. It is $41 a day for non residents of Kane Co. It is easily accessible and right down the street from several shops on Randall rd. The sites are level. There are two parts, apparently old and new. We stayed a week in nights the new part... it is open and close to forest preserve trail heads. The old, shaded and a bit more compact. Now... their water is RUSTY!! It turned out camco filter brown. Make sure you have a filtration system and a good one at that's you can't drink the water even though you can drink the water. There are pit toilets but no showers. 10 primitive hike in sites. 70 ish sites for rvs. It is quiet and no one bothered us. Mid week it is basically empty. I'm not sure if we would use this campsite again if we had the opportunity. The water was a huge bummer.

Quite a nice little county owned campground. Very basic campground without any amenities. No…read moreshowers on site but washrooms were very nice. Sites were very level and large but no sewer hookups. They do have 2 dump stations on site though free for registered guests. Campground was very quiet and sites were large. Easy access to trails for hiking and biking.