There are plenty of campgrounds to choose from when you need to park you travel trailer rental from Decatur for the night, and a conservation park may be a great choice. Friends Creek Conservation Area comprises 526 acres of hiking trails, play areas, and historic buildings as well as a campground with over 35 campsites. The majority of sites provide full hookups for your RV as well as large fire pits and benches, making for a very comfortable stay. Alternatively, head over to the quaint town of Cerre Gordo, a scenic 20-minute drive from Decatur. Here you will find Tom and Carol’s RV Park. This friendly campground is relatively small but often opens the next-door fairground as an overflow site – it is worth ringing ahead to see if they have any pitches available! Amenities here are well maintained, and sites are large, but the icing on the cake has to be the incredibly friendly and helpful owner, Tom!

Decatur has been extremely lucky in recent years to receive a huge grant to regenerate the town. Downtown Decatur in particular, has recently undergone a $14 million redevelopment project, and there are even more plans to invest money into this up and coming city in the future. With this, the city is now at the top of its game, with plenty to offer visitors! The intrigue in Decatur is the juxtaposition of the old and the new within the city center. The old can be seen in its architecture; the triumphs of the 1850’s that still stand today. The new is evident in the Decatur Mural Project that has crept through the city. This project was established in 2012 with the help of local volunteers, with the vision to inspire creativity and progression amongst the residents. It is worth spending time to have a walk around town, keeping an eye out for these unique pieces. Scovill Zoo, situated on the banks of Lake Decatur is a must see if you need to entertain any little ones. Starting out as a small farm project in 1967, the zoo has now grown to over 500 animals and 96 different species. The well-designed shelters and informative displays will keep the whole family entertained! In the evening, why not treat yourself to a delicious dinner at one of the many restaurants in town. Chinese, Indian, Italian or just good old American grub can be found along Decatur’s high street. For an after-dinner tipple, stop off at one of the many breweries that have recently been cropping up! For a small town hidden in Illinois, Decatur packs a whole lot of character. From locally curated art to naturally occurring landscapes, you are guaranteed a fun time when you rent a luxury motorhome in Decatur.