Parks/Walnut Point State Park

Walnut Point State Park

2331 ECR 370 N, oakland, IL 61943

With its woods, water and wildlife, Walnut Point has it all - from fishing, camping and hiking to picnicking, hunting and bicycling.

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Walnut Point State Park

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Trailer fit

40 trailer-capable sites, max listed vehicle length 40ft, driveway mix: 1 pull-through, 41 back-in

Weather

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Facilities

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Trailer fit

40 trailer-capable sites, max listed vehicle length 40ft, driveway mix: 1 pull-through, 41 back-in

Activity mix

Activity fit is driven more by facilities and park setting than mapped trail density.

With its woods, water and wildlife, Walnut Point has it all - from fishing, camping and hiking to picnicking, hunting and bicycling. Located amid a vast agricultural landscape, Walnut Point is an oasis of majestic hardwoods, wildflowers, wildlife, fish and fun.

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With its woods, water and wildlife, Walnut Point has it all - from fishing, camping and hiking to picnicking, hunting and bicycling. Located amid a vast agricultural landscape, Walnut Point is an oasis of majestic hardwoods, wildflowers, wildlife, fish and fun. In the spring, the park comes alive with redbuds, wildflowers and songbirds. In the fall, the park s extensive wooded acres dominate the eye with foliage colors that are varied and spectacular. During any time of the year, wildlife viewing opportunities are everywhere. Opened in 1968, the 671-acre park is managed by the Illinois Department of Natural Resources.

Group-designated sites listed in park data: 5. Verify current group pricing, vehicle maximums, and campground rules on the official reservation page.

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No special group limitations surfaced in the current listing metadata.

40 trailer-capable sites, max listed vehicle length 40ft, driveway mix: 1 pull-through, 41 back-in

Fire rules

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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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-57 South to Rt. 133 East to Oakland. North on Walnut Street 4 miles to Walnut point State Park.

Contact

(217) 346-3336

Fire policy

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

* All pets must be on a lease.
* Responsible use of alcohol is permitted in the park and campground, with the exceptions of Fox Tent, Gray Tent and Whippoorwill Group Camp.
With its woods, water and wildlife, Walnut Point has it all - from fishing, camping and hiking to picnicking, hunting and bicycling.

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