Goodfield delivers small-town peace along Illinois Route 116, minutes from Peoria's energy and Lake Camelot's shores. Families flock to Yogi Bear Jellystone Park for slides and bear-themed fun, while Timberline Campground draws groups seeking WiFi and 50-amp hookups from $40 a night. Camp here to fish quiet waters, hike Wildlife Prairie trails, and escape crowds.
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Goodfield thrives as a Route 116 gem in Tazewell County, famous for its epic spring garage sales that line streets with treasures. Anglers target bass in Lake Camelot just five miles north, boaters launch from ramps there daily. Families spot bison and wolves at Wildlife Prairie State Park, a 20-minute drive through rolling fields.
Yogi Bear Jellystone/Goodfield packs weekends with pools, pedal carts, and campfire stories for kids. Timberline Campground fits groups perfectly, complete with showers, WiFi, 50-amp power, and spacious sites starting at $40 nightly. Both spots launch you to Peoria's breweries or Mackinaw River paddles in under 30 minutes.
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Goodfield shines for its massive annual garage sales along Route 116 that attract thousands of bargain hunters each spring. This tiny village also sits near Lake Camelot, prime for bass fishing, and Wildlife Prairie State Park's animal trails draw hikers year-round. Campers use it as a launchpad to Peoria's vibrant scene just 15 minutes west.
Yogi Bear Jellystone/Goodfield and Timberline Campground top the list right in town. Jellystone sits off Route 116 with family amenities, while Timberline offers WiFi, showers, 50-amp sites, and group areas from $40 nightly. Both position you near Lake Camelot and Peoria highways.
Yes, Timberline Campground provides 50-amp service on many sites. Pair it with showers and WiFi for comfortable group stays starting at $40 a night. Yogi Bear Jellystone offers full hookups too, ideal for big rigs during family weekends.