LITTLE LUSK TRAIL LODGE CAMPGROUND
Little Lusk Campground sits in southern Illinois within reach of Lusk Creek Wilderness, Bay Creek Wilderness, and Shawnee National Forest. Bring your own horse, or book a guided ride. Stay in one of six lodge rooms, an RV site with hookups, or a campsite—your horse gets a covered box stall, open pen, or free lightweight highline.
Fifty campsites and a full stable setup mean room for rigs and trailers of all sizes. The farrier barn is on-site. Three trail systems loop through the wilderness areas; maps are available. After riding, fish the ponds, relax on the covered porch, or watch the sunset from the property.
Little Lusk Campground sits in southern Illinois within reach of Lusk Creek Wilderness, Bay Creek Wilderness, and Shawnee National Forest. Bring your own horse, or book a guided ride. Stay in one of six lodge rooms, an RV site with hookups, or a campsite—your horse gets a covered box stall, open pen, or free lightweight highline.
Fifty campsites and a full stable setup mean room for rigs and trailers of all sizes. The farrier barn is on-site. Three trail systems loop through the wilderness areas; maps are available. After riding, fish the ponds, relax on the covered porch, or watch the sunset from the property.
Little Lusk Campground sits in southern Illinois within reach of Lusk Creek Wilderness, Bay Creek Wilderness, and Shawnee National Forest. Bring your own horse, or book a guided ride. Stay in one of six lodge rooms, an RV site with hookups, or a campsite—your horse gets a covered box stall, open pen, or free lightweight highline.
Fifty campsites and a full stable setup mean room for rigs and trailers of all sizes. The farrier barn is on-site. Three trail systems loop through the wilderness areas; maps are available. After riding, fish the ponds, relax on the covered porch, or watch the sunset from the property.
Little Lusk Campground sits in southern Illinois within reach of Lusk Creek Wilderness, Bay Creek Wilderness, and Shawnee National Forest. Bring your own horse, or book a guided ride. Stay in one of six lodge rooms, an RV site with hookups, or a campsite—your horse gets a covered box stall, open pen, or free lightweight highline.
Fifty campsites and a full stable setup mean room for rigs and trailers of all sizes. The farrier barn is on-site. Three trail systems loop through the wilderness areas; maps are available. After riding, fish the ponds, relax on the covered porch, or watch the sunset from the property.