Spring Lake
State Fish & Wildlife Area
Tazewell County, Illinois
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7982 South Park Rd.
Manito IL 61546 309-968-7135 |
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Activities:
Trails (hiking) Camping (primitive only, tent, RV) Water (paddle, fish, boat rentals) Winter (cross-country ski, ice fishing) Other (hunt*, archery, view wildlife, picnic) *Be aware, be safe. ALL visitors should see below. Season/Hours: contingent on activity Dog Friendly: yes Map(s) On Site and/or Online: Online: https://www.ifishillinois.org/big_maps/00040.pdf https://www.ifishillinois.org/big_maps/Spring%20Lake%20South.pdf https://www.ifishillinois.org/big_maps/Spring%20Lake%20North.pdf On Site: unknown Parking: parking lots Amenities: shelter, picnic tables Restrooms: yes Trail Info Websites/Apps: All Trails Cost: varies by activity, access to park is free Historical and/or Geological Significance: historical Terrain/Views/Access: Forest, Prairie, Open Grass Space Wetland View & Access, Lake View & Access General Description: 2032-acre (including 1285-acre lake) state fish and wildlife area in rural area OPAL’s Opinions and Observations: |
More Information:
https://www.enjoyillinois.com/explore/listing/spring-lake-state-fish-and-wildlife-area http://peoriaaudubon.org/lbs_spring_lake.htm https://www.pekinchamber.com/IRCPekinLoop.pdf https://www.pekintimes.com/news/20190726/local-history-column-tazewells-unincorporated-communitieslife-on-spring-lakes-shores Managed by:
Illinois Department of Natural Resources 7982 South Park Rd Manito IL 61546 309-968-7135 DNR.Parksadmin@illinois.gov |
*Prior to visiting, ALL prospective visitors should check hunter fact sheets available on the IL DNR website (https://www.dnr.illinois.gov/hunting/FactSheets/Pages/default.aspx).
Some sites may have signs indicating “Hunting in Progress” in place at the parking lots. Some will have NO indication of hunting.
Be AWARE ~ Be SAFE.
Some sites may have signs indicating “Hunting in Progress” in place at the parking lots. Some will have NO indication of hunting.
Be AWARE ~ Be SAFE.