I39 to I57 to I55 snowbird route help. (WS south.)

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I was figuring on taking a different route, but something came up which might mean I have to make miles and not venture too far off the interstate. Problem is I need a few layovers along the route prior to I55 that will be open this time of year. Safe with easy on/off (and quiet) are the key things. Any help would be appreciated.

I know there was one FT'er/snowbird that would travel this route and even knew of a Shell Station that had hookups. Hopefully I can get a few spots.

Thanks in advance.

mandalay_parr · Answer

I'm originally from Peoria, IL. Where are you located and what are you driving?Can't help much without some additional info.

john_joey · Answer

Mandalay Parr wrote:I'm originally from Peoria, IL. Where are you located and what are you driving?Can't help much without some additional info.I'll be cutting across Wisconsin on I90 to I39 then south in a truck pulling 5'ver. Some where on I39 (maybe Rockford) would be a first night stay.Over the years I've learnt snowbirds all have some key stopping places along the main snowbird routes.

tomg2 · Answer

There is a Shell station with a RV Oasis near Wenona, Illinois on I-39.  I wish there were more $20/night places to park with hookups but no fancy stuff.

stickdog · Answer

There is Cut Rock State Park just north of Rockford easy access from I39 and down near I39- I80 Starved Rock State Park. Starved Rock is closed during gun deer season, so check if that is in your window of travel.

1fastdad · Answer

How far down I55 are you going. There ar a few RV park down by Sikeston Mo. There is also a fun place to eat(Lamerts resterant the home on the throwed rolls)

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