Sandwich hooks RV campers with its legendary fairgrounds and dirt-cheap sites starting at $20 a night. The Sandwich Fair Grounds puts you trackside for harness racing and steps from the annual Sandwich Fair's midway madness. Park here to chase Fox River kayaks, savor small-town diners on Main Street, and claim Illinois' oldest county fair as your backyard.
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Sandwich claims fame as home to the Sandwich Fair, Illinois' oldest county fair kicking off in 1858 with livestock shows, demolition derbies, and harness races. The Fox River snakes through town, inviting anglers for walleye and paddlers for lazy floats past limestone bluffs. Historic Main Street flaunts Victorian storefronts and the Sandwich Opera House, where live music echoes on weekends.
Sandwich Fair Grounds rules RV camping with one straightforward option. Event chasers grab dry sites from $20/night amid the roar of sulkies. Budget solo travelers or couples stretch dollars while families base here for fair rides and river outings just blocks away.
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Sandwich stands out for the Sandwich Fair, Illinois' oldest running county fair since 1858. Harness racing electrifies the fairgrounds grandstands every summer weekend. Demolition derbies and giant pumpkins draw 100,000 visitors yearly, making it a camper's event hub.
Sandwich Fair Grounds provides the main RV park right in town. Sites start at $20/night with easy access to highways 34 and 72. Ideal for fairgoers seeking primitive camping amid the action.
Yes, Sandwich Fair Grounds allows pets on leashes. Rules tighten during crowded fairs, so plan walks along nearby Fox River trails. Most campers bring dogs for the open spaces and family vibe.