Home of the 2009 Music and Arts Festival
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The District's first purchase unit was acquired in
1970.
Facilities at the 270-acre site include the District's
office, a primitive campground, picnic shelter with grills, hiking
trails,
horse trails, and cross-country ski trails. Natural areas include
an oak-hickory forest, old field areas, and restored prairies.
Coyotes,
white-tailed deer, and wild turkeys are commonly observed at the
site.
A shelter and campground are routinely used by church groups, scout
groups,
clubs, other smaller groups, and also for events such as family
reunions.
For information, shelter reservations, and camping
permits
call:
815-882-2319
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