Parks/Horseshoe Lake Alexander State Fish And Wildlife Area

Horseshoe Lake Alexander State Fish And Wildlife Area

21204 Promised Land Road, Miller City, IL 62962

As you explore the Horseshoe Lake State Fish & Wildlife Area, you may be reminded of the Deep South.

Restrooms on site18 named routes surfacedOfficial reservation page available

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Horseshoe Lake Alexander State Fish And Wildlife Area

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Facilities

Restrooms are surfaced in the current listing data.

Trailer fit

No trailer-capable sites are listed in source data for this park.

Activity mix

18 named routes are surfaced for hiking and activity planning.

As you explore the Horseshoe Lake State Fish & Wildlife Area, you may be reminded of the Deep South. The charm of bald cypress, tupelo gum, swamp cottonwood trees and wild lotus makes the recreational activities at the site even more enjoyable.

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As you explore the Horseshoe Lake State Fish & Wildlife Area, you may be reminded of the Deep South. The charm of bald cypress, tupelo gum, swamp cottonwood trees and wild lotus makes the recreational activities at the site even more enjoyable. Located in Alexander County just east of Illinois Route 3, 7 miles north of Cairo, the 10,200 acre area includes a 2,400 acre shallow lake. In addition to taking in the beauty of the natural features of the area, visitors enjoy picnicking, camping, boating, fishing and hunting.

Group-designated sites listed in park data: 2. Verify current group pricing, vehicle maximums, and campground rules on the official reservation page.

Group-site signal

No special group limitations surfaced in the current listing metadata.

No trailer-capable sites are listed in source data for this park.

Fire rules

Campfires allowed in designated fire pits only. Firewood must be sourced within 50 miles or USDA certified; no out-of-state wood.

dump station
fire pit
picnic area
playground
restroom
water access

18 named trail routes are surfaced here from 27 mapped source segments. Start with the featured routes, then expand the full list if this park stays on your shortlist.

18 routes surfaced27 source segments mergedgravel and unpaved

Levee Road

8.6 miles total • 5 mapped segments • gravel • track

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County Road 201

5.3 miles total • gravel • track

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Old River Road

2.5 miles total • 2 mapped segments • track

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County Road 203

2.1 miles total • 3 mapped segments • track

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County Road 507

1.4 miles total • 2 mapped segments • track

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Hummingbird Lane

1.3 miles total • track

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Farmland Road

0.6 miles total • track

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Crippen Road

0.5 miles total • track

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Center Station Road

0.4 miles total • track

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Washington Avenue

0.3 miles total • 2 mapped segments • track

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Coleman Lane

0.2 miles total • track

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West 10th Street

0.2 miles total • gravel • track

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6 additional named routes are still available in source data. Keep this park on your shortlist before digging deeper.

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Campfires allowed in designated fire pits only. Firewood must be sourced within 50 miles or USDA certified; no out-of-state wood.

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Directions

From Chicago take I-55 south to Rte # 80 West to the Marseilles exit. Go south from the exit on LaSalle County Highway 15 through the town of Marseilles, across the Illinois River Bridge and the Park is the first left. From Bloomington/Normal area take Rte #39 North to Rte #80 East to the Marseilles Exit.

Contact

(618) 776-5689

Fire policy

Campfires allowed in designated fire pits only. Firewood must be sourced within 50 miles or USDA certified; no out-of-state wood.

In addition to taking in the beauty of the natural features of the area, visitors enjoy picnicking, camping, boating, fishing and hunting.

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