Grayville clings to the Wabash River in southern Illinois, drawing anglers for bass in Bon Pas Creek sloughs. Camp here to paddle the river or hike riverfront trails under sycamores. Grayville / I-64 KOA and Hilltop Campground anchor your stay, with rates from $15/night steps from Main Street.
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Grayville pulses with Wabash River life. Fishermen cast for catfish near the historic Million Dollar Bridge. Stroll Courthouse Square amid 19th-century brick buildings. Grayville Days festival packs summer streets with parades, rides, and riverfront barbecues. Bon Pas Creek feeds the Wabash, luring kayakers and birdwatchers to heron-filled bottoms.
Grayville / I-64 KOA suits wired-up families with WiFi and I-64 pull-throughs from $57/night. Hilltop Campground fits thrifty solo travelers on basic sites starting at $15/night. Both parks launch you to the river in minutes, blending small-town eats on Market Street with quiet nights under stars.
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Grayville shines for Wabash River fishing and historic river crossings. Anglers chase smallmouth bass in Bon Pas Creek sloughs just outside town. The Million Dollar Bridge marks the steamboat era, while Grayville Days festival draws crowds for parades and crafts each July.
Find Grayville / I-64 KOA and Hilltop Campground right in Grayville. KOA sits off I-64 exit 110 with WiFi and full hookups from $57/night. Hilltop Campground offers cheap sites from $15/night near the Wabash River.
Yes, Grayville / I-64 KOA provides full hookups with 50-amp service and WiFi. Hilltop Campground focuses on basic dry camping without full utilities. Check each park's site for 30/50-amp options to match your rig.