RV rental Moraine Hills, IL: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Once you have arrived, you'll have your choice of numerous activities such as hiking and fishing. The trails can be used for mountain biking as well as hiking and will take you through a variety of landscapes, all eye-catching and breath-taking. While you're enjoying the trails, make sure you pay attention to the plant life you encounter, as some of the plants you'll find here are not only beautiful but rare as well (it may be your only chance to observe them). The trails are almost all covered in crushed limestone except for one that is paved, making them easy to follow. The park is open year-round and in the winter, you can cross-country ski on the trails. Camping near Moraine Hills will give you the added bonus of being able to retire to warmth and comfort after you've finished skiing for the day. If wildlife observation is your thing, the park is home to coyotes and red fox, white-tailed deer, and other mammals; many different species of migratory birds rest here such as mallards and Canada geese, but some of the bird species like great blue and green herons live in the marsh areas year-round. You can rent boats at the concession stands and enjoy fishing on Lake Defiance and the Fox River, or fish from any of the piers off of the boardwalk (one of them is ADA accessible). Picnic enthusiasts can make use of the picnic tables and shelters located in the day-use areas, which have drinking water outlets and rustic toilets. The park is also important for its archaeological value; historians have determined through fossils and other discoveries that the area has been inhabited for thousands of years, long before European settlers began to arrive. Some of the indigenous peoples who lay claim to the land came from as far away as Canada.