Lincoln Trail Campground makes a great home base when you rent an RV in Clark County, Illinois. This pet-friendly RV campground is divided into three separate areas, two of which are dedicated to RVs (the third area is designated for tent camping). The RV-only areas have restrooms and showers, playground equipment, and a dumping station; each site has an electrical hookup, a picnic table, and a fire ring, and all of the natural scenery you could hope for.The park may be open for camping year-round although some amenities are only available seasonally. Beyond this Marshall campground, there is a boat launch, a restaurant, and a concession where you can stock up on necessities, purchase ice, firewood, and bait, and rent rowboats and paddleboats. The nearby town of Springfield is only minutes away, so you can gas up your rental RV, take a walking tour of the town's structures and witness the history that is reflected by some of the town's monuments (Springfield has a strong connection to President Abraham Lincoln, and some of its attractions are named in his memory).
Lincoln Trail Campground makes a great home base when you rent an RV in Clark County, Illinois. This pet-friendly RV campground is divided into three separate areas, two of which are dedicated to RVs (the third area is designated for tent camping). The RV-only areas have restrooms and showers, playground equipment, and a dumping station; each site has an electrical hookup, a picnic table, and a fire ring, and all of the natural scenery you could hope for.The park may be open for camping year-round although some amenities are only available seasonally. Beyond this Marshall campground, there is a boat launch, a restaurant, and a concession where you can stock up on necessities, purchase ice, firewood, and bait, and rent rowboats and paddleboats. The nearby town of Springfield is only minutes away, so you can gas up your rental RV, take a walking tour of the town's structures and witness the history that is reflected by some of the town's monuments (Springfield has a strong connection to President Abraham Lincoln, and some of its attractions are named in his memory).