Havana lures hardcore anglers to the Illinois River's crappie and bass bonanza. Riverfront Park Campground plants your RV right on the waterfront with 50-amp hookups and pet-friendly sites. Camp here to fish dawn till dusk or scout bald eagles at nearby Emiquon Preserve.
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Havana squats on the Illinois River banks, drawing crowds for annual fishing derbies at the Havana Marina. Outfitters launch boats from Pearl Street ramps into monster walleye waters. Drive the Spoon River Valley for covered bridges and farm stands. Emiquon National Wildlife Refuge explodes with migratory birds each fall; binoculars ready, spot whooping cranes on boardwalks.
Riverfront Park Campground suits river rats and families chasing outdoor thrills. Expect 50-amp and 30-amp power, a dump station, and pets on leashes at every site. Nightly rates span $32 to $500, so snag a basic spot or splurge for prime river view. Anglers trailer boats straight to the launch; hunters gear up for duck season without driving far.
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Havana earns fame as Illinois' fishing capital on the Illinois River. Tournaments pack the Havana Marina each spring for crappie and bass hauls over 10 pounds. Emiquon National Wildlife Refuge draws birders to see 300 species, including rare whooping cranes on fall migrations. Small-town charm shines in antique shops along Market Street.
Riverfront Park Campground lists as the top RV spot in Havana. It sits riverfront with 50-amp, 30-amp hookups, dump station, and pet allowances. Rates hit $32 to $500 nightly; book early for peak fishing weekends.
Yes, Riverfront Park Campground allows pets at all sites. Leash rules apply; no size or breed restrictions listed. Families bring dogs to romp near the Illinois River while parents fish or grill.