RV rental Starved Rock State Park, IL: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Planning to do a bit of RV camping at Starved Rock State Park? There are 133 Class-A premium campsites to choose from. They come equipped with either 20, 30, or 50-amp electrical hookups. All sites have access to drinking water, bathhouses, and flush toilets. Starved Rock State Park campers will be happy to know that the park can accommodate RV rentals up to 40 feet long. Reservations are recommended during the peak season from May to October, but the park also offers sites on a first-come, first-served basis. Domestic pets are allowed at the park and campground; just make sure to check the pet rules and restrictions.

Campers at Starved Rock State Park are in a prime location. Just a stone’s throw east of the park is the capital and cultural hub of Illinois, Chicago. Baseball fans can watch the Cubs play at the legendary Wrigley Field, or catch the White Sox down on the southside. Or maybe you’re one for hoops? Take the family into the city to see the Chicago Bulls in the United Center. With nearly 3 million people in Chicago, there are thousands of restaurants for any price range and experience preference to choose from. Take a short trip north of the park to the big city of Milwaukee. For a bit of family fun, bring the kids to the Betty Brinn Children’s Museum. A variety of hands-on exhibits are sure to exercise and expand your child’s mind and keep them entertained for hours. Is there a history buff in your group? On-site and nearby, you’ll find three nationally recognized historic places: Hegeler-Carus Mansion, La Salle County Historical Museum, and Reddick Mansion. If you’re looking for more of a grown-up experience and you don’t want to drive too far, there are two wineries and one brewery near the park. You’ll find a popular brewery in Ottawa, and two sister wineries, August Hill Winery and Illinois River Winery, in Utica. When your RV camping trip to Starved Rock State Park and its surrounding area is through, remember to fill your tank before your next destination. There are plenty of gas stations in and around Oglesby. Once you’re ready to go, jump back on I-80 and let the open road lead the way.