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Campspace in Herrin, IL

Herrin, IL, United States #s011794

Ways to spend the night

  • Tent

  • Caravan

  • Van

  • Motorhome

  • Roof Top Tent

About this location

Close by to Springs
Salt marsh view, nature trails, kayaking and canoeing on private Otter Creek, exploring, access to wilderness. Wild life abundant.
The activities
Canoeing, Archery, Fishing, Hiking, Exploring, Wildlife Viewing
Other things
Close by to Springs

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Your host

Homosassa Go to map

Amenities

  • Drinking water

  • BBQ

  • Hot shower

  • Pets allowed

  • Picnic table

Available pitch types

Select check-in and check-out dates to see available pitches.

Pitch for Tent, Caravan, Van, Motorhome

Bring your own
  • Tent

  • Caravan

  • Van

  • Motorhome

  • Roof Top Tent

Base Camp is easy to reach with picnic tables, fire pit and water supply. Designated tent areas allow for level camping. We have parked up to 40 foot RVs in there. There are many primitive camp sites out in the preserve's twenty one acres including The Watering Holes, Lightning Tree and the Otter Creek Camp.
The sanitary facilities
There are no facilities but there are lots of restaurants and hotels nearby.
The amenities
Cooking Grill, Archery Range, Fire Pit, Hiking Trails, Canoeing, The Otter Creek

from € 21.95 per night
Max. people
6 persons
Pitches
4 pitches
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Your host, Homosassa

Homosassa speaks
  • French

Additional info

Cancellation Policy

Guests who cancel at least 3 days before check-in date will receive a refund of the amount paid by them (excl. Campspace fees). Otherwise they will not be refunded. If the host does not accept the reservation, guests will receive a full refund.

Rules

Take only pictures / Leave only footprints Respect the Land Extinguish completely all fires before leaving. Do not burn cedar logs, they are for furniture. Find and cut your own firewood from downed oak trees, etc. Respect the neighbors of the base camp. Pets allowed but be mindful of wild and local animals. Wear appropriate and safe clothing including boots, gloves, when necessary. Obey all State and County Laws. Wilderness dangers include snakes, spiders, porcupines, skunks, wild boar, sunburn. Frequently seen wildlife include owls, wood peckers, otters, deer, bobcat, squirrel, opossum, raccoons


Checking in and out

Check-in between: 14:00–20:00
Check-out between: 09:00–12:00

Closing periods

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