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1. • No, camping is not allowed

     • No, camping is not allowed. The State of Illinois does not permit any kind of “recreational camping” at its rest areas. While they do allow you to sleep in your vehicle, and park overnight, they only do so to help drowsy drivers get the rest they need. They will allow some recreation, as long as you keep it brief and discreet.
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     Illinois Rest Area Rules - Boondocker's Bible

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   Is camping available at Illinois State Parks?

   • To learn more about our wide range of programming or to partner with us, please contact us. Camping is available at many Illinois State Parks. Generally camping is available year round weather permitting Spring - Summer Camping (May 1 through September 30) and Fall - Winter Camping (October 1 through April 30).

   Camping at Illinois State Parks - ilconservation.org

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   How much does it cost to camp in Illinois?

   • For camping at other State Parks, consult the park listing page. The Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) does not charge an Entrance Fee to any state owned or operated land with the exception of Wildlife Prairie Park. Sites with Beaches charge a $1 a day per person for beach use only.

   Camping at Illinois State Parks

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   What are the rules and regulations for camping?

   • At SHIPSHEWANA CAMPGROUND – SOUTH PARK, alcoholic beverages are only permitted at your campsite and are not allowed in public buildings. All weapons, including but not limited to firearms, BB guns, bows & arrows, are strictly prohibited. No fireworks are permitted. The use of chainsaws is prohibited, as is any trenching or digging.

   Sites - SHIPSHEWANA CAMPGROUND – SOUTH PARK

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   Can I bring my dog to a state park in Illinois?

   • No. The Illinois Department of Natural Resources does not charge an Entrance Fee to any state owned or operated land with the exception of Wildlife Prairie Park and sites with beaches. Beaches charge a $1 a day per person for beach use only. 6. Can I bring my dog to a state park? Pets are allowed as long as they are leashed at all times.

   FAQ Parks and Recreation - Camping

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   What are the rules for camping in Indiana?

   • At the SHIPSHEWANA CAMPGROUND in Indiana, according to the Indiana Board of Health regulations, do not dump any waste waters onto the ground. Instead, use the dump station. Other rules include not moving picnic tables from campsites, tying trash in plastic bags and disposing of it only in the trash dumpster by the office, and the fact that fire rings are not provided.

   Sites - SHIPSHEWANA CAMPGROUND – SOUTH PARK

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   Is camping easy in Illinois?

   • Whether you are camping with a tent or with all the amenities of home, camping in Illinois is easy when you refer to the camping homepage. 8. How much does it cost to camp?

   FAQ Parks and Recreation - Camping

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3. dnr.illinois.gov › parks › campCamping Regulations - Illinois Department of Natural Resources

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   Camping on IDNR Properties. Use of State Parks. Firewood Collection.

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     General Info. Camping Rules & Regulation. Fair Entry....

4. dnr.illinois.gov › parks › campCamping at Illinois State Parks - Illinois Department of ...

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   Camping is available at many Illinois State Parks. The most-visited sites are listed below. For camping at other State Parks, consult the park listing page.

5. dnr.illinois.gov › parks › campFAQ Parks and Recreation - Camping - Illinois Department of ...

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   Whether you are camping with a tent or with all the amenities of home, camping in Illinois is easy when you refer to the camping homepage.

6. statefair.illinois.gov › info › campingCamping Rules & Regulation - Illinois

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   Aug 8, 2024 · General Info. Camping Rules & Regulation. Fair Entry. Campground fees do not include admission to the Fair. Those arriving on or after August 8, 2024, will be required to pay Fair admission. One vehicle parking placard will be provided with each campsite and must be displayed prominently on dash.

7. ilconservation.org › What-We-Do › ProgramsCamping at Illinois State Parks - ilconservation.org

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   Jun 23, 2020 · Camping is available at many Illinois State Parks. Generally camping is available year round weather permitting Spring - Summer Camping (May 1 through September 30) and Fall - Winter Camping (October 1 through April 30). From locations around Illinois to camping rules and fees, find out all you need to know on the Illnois Department of Natural ...

8. www.godownsize.com › illinois-rv-camping-dates-rulesIllinois RV & Camping: Time, Dates & Rules (With Examples)

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   Aug 14, 2023 · Illinois Camping And RV Rules For Local State Parks And National Parks. Do you want to avoid private campgrounds, resorts, and parks in Illinois and go with a cheaper camping holiday option? If so, you might need to consider planning your next camping adventure at an Illinois State or National Park.

9. www.boondockersbible.com › learn › illinois-restIllinois Rest Area Rules - Boondocker's Bible

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   Jul 24, 2021 · Camping is prohibited, including erection of tents or other shelters. Wood and charcoal fires are prohibited. Sleeping overnight on the grounds, benches, or buildings is prohibited. Selling, merchandising, panhandling, and soliciting of any kind is prohibited.