Old Mill Run Park Campground

While camping at Old Mill Run Park Campground, you won’t be starved for amazing nature, especially not since the Keewasakee Trail begins and ends in Thorntown itself. Parts of this great trail are paved, allowing you to hike, bike, and rollerblade, whereas other bits have a natural surface. You’ll cross beautiful bridges, be able to find both bike racks and park benches, and you’ll also be surrounded by both panoramic views of farmland as well as rare wildlife such as sage or cattail. This trail might just be the perfect mix of urban and rural. When you get an RV rental in Thorntown, you won’t be far from the great Lake Michigan, so you can head north to Washington Park Beach. If you’re at all into outdoor recreation you’ll love this place: beaches stretching out for miles and trails for hiking and biking, as well as opportunities for both boating and fishing. Clean your catch at the cleaning station before checking out the art, monuments, and amphitheater, all while the kids are having a blast at the splash park. There’s also a zoo, so you’ll have no problem getting everyone into the rental RV. On your way north, you might as well park your camper rental at Prophetstown State Park and enjoy the stunning area for a bit. Hike on tall grass and wildflower prairie, through woodlands and wetlands, and across rivers, while watching the rich wildlife - don’t forget the birds. You can also visit the Native American village, have a picnic, or play at the ADA-accessible playground or, you can attend one of the events such as scarecrow strolls, a fall festival, and various programs where you can learn about the surrounding nature.