Iroquois County State Wildlife Area

About Iroquois County State Wildlife Area

Marshland, sand ridges and dunes in a glacial outwash plain, first bought in 1944 to protect Illinois' prairie chickens. Its 480-acre Hooper Branch Savanna is the largest single tract of rare native savanna left in the state.

Things to do

• 🥾 Hiking
• 🏹 Hunting

Amenities & facilities

• 🏕️ Campsites
• 👥 Group Sites
• ♿ Accessible Facilities

RV / campsite hookups

• ⛺ Primitive / No Hookups

Camping options

• Campsites
• Youth group camping

Entrance fee

Free entry

Contact

🎒 Gear up for Iroquois County State Wildlife Area

Popular gear for what this park offers:

• Tents
• Hiking boots
• Trail cameras
• Bug spray
• Coolers
• Sleeping bags
• Camp chairs
• Camp stoves
• Lanterns
• Daypacks
• Trekking poles
• Hunting binoculars
• Sunscreen
• First aid kit

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Nearby state parks

• Kankakee River State Park
• Des Plaines State Fish & Wildlife Area
• Channahon State Park
• Heidecke Lake State Fish & Wildlife Area
• William W. Powers State Recreation Area
• William G. Stratton State Park