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D and W Lake RV Park, Champaign
This fantastic Illinois RV Park is located in Champaign near the University of Illinois. Visitors to D and W Lake RV Park will enjoy a variety of accommodations, including premium RV sites and lakeside tent sites. In addition, visitors will find plenty of activities to enjoy while staying at this excellent RV Park, including walking trails, fishing and more. Nearby, visitors can enjoy the Rockome Gardens in Arcola and Illinois' Amish Country. Travelers should be sure to reserve a spot ahead using the quick online reservation system. Check availability.

Geneseo Campground, Geneseo
Geneseo Campground is a wonderful destination, located near Rock Island and surrounded by beautiful forested land. Visitors to this campground will enjoy the surroundings as well as proximity to many attractions. The John Deere World Headquarters and Museum is an excellent destination, and taking a Mississippi River Boat Cruise is another fun adventure. Visitors should be sure to make a reservation ahead using the online reservation system.  Check availability.

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John Deere & Company Commons, Illinois
One of the iconic brands in American history is John Deere. At the John Deere & Company Commons visitors can enjoy displays of both modern and historic farming equipment. No stop here would be complete without a visit to the John Deere store as well.

Frank Lloyd Wright Home & Studio, Oak Park
Oak Park has an amazing collection of Frank Lloyd Wright architecture. Visitors to Oak Park can see how the style of Wright's architecture developed over the years, and see his signature style, Prairie Style. Those visitors to Illinois that are interested in great American architecture should be sure to enjoy the guided tour of the home and studio of Frank Lloyd Wright.

Rock Springs Conservation Area, Decatur
This area is a beautiful destination for visitors to Illinois that love nature. Throughout the large area there are many types of terrain, including grassland, forest, wetlands and more. Visitors to the Conservation Area can stop at the visitor center, the museum and a farmhouse. In addition, the Rock Springs Conservation Area has hiking trails and bike trails, making it a great destination for recreating.

Washington Park Botanical Garden, Springfield
Nature lovers are sure to enjoy spending some time at the Washington Park Botanical Gardens. Here they will find a wide variety of plant species. There are over 1,200 different species of plants at the gardens. In addition, visitors can also enjoy the tropical plants in the domed Conservatory.

Leaning Tower of Niles, Niles
Visitors to Illinois can see a replica of the Leaning Tower of Pisa. This is a great stop for those visitors who have not visited Pisa, Italy, as it is an opportunity to see a replica of the amazing site. Built in 1934, the Leaning Tower of Niles is about half the size of the original Leaning Tower of Pisa.