Ashland, Illinois, draws RV campers with its lazy Sangamon River bends and quick drive to Lincoln's New Salem Historic Site. Set up at Crazy Horse Campground or Crazy Horse Family Campground, both loaded with WiFi and showers. Camp here to fish local waters, chase history, and savor small-town quiet at $63 a night.
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Ashland hugs the Sangamon River in Cass County, where anglers cast lines near the old Ashland Bridge. Families wander New Salem State Historic Site, just 25 miles north, to see Lincoln's log cabin days. Every fall, the Ashland Apple Festival packs Main Street with pies, crafts, and live music under harvest skies.
Crazy Horse Campground fits groups with 50-amp hookups, showers, WiFi, and big sites, all from $63/night. Crazy Horse Family Campground pulls in water lovers via its pool, boating ramps, fishing docks, and WiFi. These parks launch day trips to river locks or Lincoln trails from central Illinois' heart.
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Ashland, Illinois, stands out for its Sangamon River fishing and nearness to Lincoln's New Salem Historic Site. This small Cass County village hosts the annual Apple Festival on Main Street each fall. Campers use it as a launchpad for central Illinois history and outdoor pursuits, blending quiet nights with day trips to Beardstown locks.
Crazy Horse Campground and Crazy Horse Family Campground top the list near Ashland. Crazy Horse Campground brings 50-amp service, showers, WiFi, and group sites from $63/night. The Family edition adds a pool, boating, and fishing, both anchoring river adventures.
Yes, Crazy Horse Campground provides 50-amp hookups alongside showers and WiFi. Crazy Horse Family Campground pairs similar power options with pool and boating perks. These setups suit big rigs exploring the Sangamon River area year-round.