RV rental Big River State Forest, IL: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

The park has several roads that pass through its borders, making a relaxing self-guided auto tour of the park possible. One of the roads passes near Campbell Slough; you can park your Oquawka camper rental here and attempt to catch a glimpse of the bird species that migrate through the area, such as the Canada goose, green-winged teals, and wood ducks. Campbell Slough and Putney's Landing are good destinations for enjoying a picnic lunch. Both of these areas have picnic tables, stoves, and drinking water, as well as shelters. In addition to hiking, the fire roads can be used for horseback riding and those who want to observe the bird species and different mammals that call the park home. Backpackers heading deep into the area to primitive camp can make their way using the fire roads too. Horses can be rented locally if you know how to ride. If you prefer fishing, you can do so in the Mississippi River, either from the riverbank or on the river. There are a couple of places where you can launch a boat; the river holds several species of fish, such as crappie, bluegill, and bass. North of Putney's Landing, you can go ice fishing on Spring Slough in the winter. When you rent a camper near Big River State Park, these are just some of the experiences that can be yours. Hunting is allowed in season for white-tailed deer and smaller game such as rabbit, quail, and squirrels. Food plots are established throughout the park, ensuring that the population of mammals in the park remains stable. You can also hunt for waterfowl, which has its own particular season. Some of the waterfowl species on hand are mallards, in addition to the wood ducks and Canada geese. If you'd prefer to hunt with a camera, motorhome camping near Big River State Forest can make it possible.