Hudson, Illinois, pulls in RV campers chasing quiet spots along Salt Creek. Fish from the banks or paddle kayaks at Comlara Park Campground, Comlara County Park, and White Oak Primitive Camp. These three parks start at $28/night and launch you into central Illinois' best rural hideaways.
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Hudson hunkers down in McLean County, ten miles north of Bloomington via Route 51. Cornfields blanket the flatlands, and Salt Creek carves lazy paths through Comlara parks. Locals celebrate with the Hudson Days festival each summer; hikers trace trails near Kickapoo Creek.
Comlara Park Campground fits families chasing WiFi, showers, fifty-amp hookups, and group sites. Comlara County Park draws boondockers with its dump station and full amenities. White Oak Primitive Camp calls to purists who crave bare-bones setups amid Hudson's woods.
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Hudson stands out as a tiny farming village in McLean County, Illinois. Corn and soybean fields surround it, and Salt Creek offers prime fishing spots at Comlara parks. Campers base here to explore Bloomington's Miller Park Zoo or bike the 45-mile Constitution Trail just south.
Find three solid options: Comlara Park Campground, Comlara County Park, and White Oak Primitive Camp. All cluster around Hudson off Route 51 near Salt Creek. Expect WiFi, showers, and 50-amp sites at the first two; the last keeps it primitive.
Yes, Comlara Park Campground and Comlara County Park both provide 50-amp service. These hookups pair with showers and WiFi for comfortable stays. White Oak Primitive Camp skips electrics for a raw experience.