Mulberry Grove delivers quiet farmland escapes along Illinois Route 140, perfect for RV travelers craving rural Illinois vibes. Three standout parks, Timber Trails Campground, Cedarbrook RV & Campgrounds, and St. Louis Mulberry RV Gardens, start at just $26 a night. Park here to fish nearby Carlyle Lake or roam the Bond County Fairgrounds.
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Mulberry Grove buzzes with small-town spirit in Bond County. Route 140 cuts through golden cornfields and leads to the village park for picnics. Join the annual Mulberry Grove Picnic in summer, or head 10 miles to Greenville's Bond County Fairgrounds for rodeos and tractor pulls. Carlyle Lake State Park sits 20 minutes east, where bass bite and trails wind through bluffs.
Timber Trails Campground draws families with WiFi and $26 nightly rates for easy connectivity. Cedarbrook RV & Campgrounds fits solitude seekers amid wooded sites. St. Louis Mulberry RV Gardens welcomes big-rig drivers with showers, WiFi, 30- and 50-amp hookups from $35.
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Mulberry Grove shines for its farming heritage and Route 140 charm. This Bond County village hosts the summer Mulberry Grove Picnic with games and food trucks. Ten miles away, Greenville's Bond County Fairgrounds draw crowds for livestock shows and demolition derbies each year.
Three parks top the list: Timber Trails Campground, Cedarbrook RV & Campgrounds, and St. Louis Mulberry RV Gardens. Timber Trails offers WiFi from $26 nightly, while St. Louis Mulberry provides showers and full hookups starting at $35. All sit close to Route 140 for easy access.
Yes, St. Louis Mulberry RV Gardens delivers 30- and 50-amp hookups with showers and WiFi. Timber Trails provides essentials including WiFi, though check Cedarbrook for specifics. These amenities suit extended stays near Carlyle Lake.