midwest rv park with shore fishing

Citizens Lake in Monmouth, Illinois

LAKE SHELBYVILLE CLINTON LAKE REND LAKE ALL FAR SOUTH OF CHICAGO.ALL ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS PARKS.ALL HAVE SOME WATERFRONT SITES.FISHING IS MOSTLY GOOD AT THESE PARKS.GOOD LUCK

Best hidden secret I ran across in Champaign when I had to get off the road due to bad weather! :C

I pulled in only to avoid a tornado going thru........ended up staying a week! Fished every single day.

They have their own private lake NO fishing license needed.

If you catch the one eyed bass, take a picture of it you get a free nights stay. Of course you also must release him.

D&W Lake Camping and RV Park
411 W Hensley Rd
Champaign, IL 61822
Phone: (217)356-3732
E-Mail: dwlake@prodigy.net
Owner: Dennis & Rose McGiles

beeds lake state park, iowa
bumpy

Table rock state park. Missouri. Branson area. Great clean concrete sites. Marina right there. You can walk down to the water.

On our trip to Yellowstone last year,we stayed at Olagalla Recreation area in mid state Nebraska. Nice campground under tall trees. Electric hookups and some sites are right on the shoreline.https://nebraskastateparks.reserveamerica.com/camping/lake-mcconaughy-sra/r/campgroundDetails.do?contractCode=NE&parkId=230099

doxiemom11 wrote:
Don't forget to check what licenses you need as your travel and fish. It can get expensive as a non-resident.

a very good point. some states had daily non-resident licenses that worked out quite well. others had only expensive annual licenses. If a Virginian fished mostly Gaston/Kerr it would be cheaper for him/her to buy a non-resident NC license instead of an annual VA one and he/she would have access to all of NC lakes.
bumpy

Don't forget to check what licenses you need as your travel and fish. It can get expensive as a non-resident.

Table Rock State Park, Missouri. Near Branson.

Outstanding list..........thanks! Look forward to checking them out.