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RWH Farm

7 sites · Lodging, Tents360 acres · Stockton, IL
Rich history in this property. The land was purchased from the railroad in 1865 through 1869. Also purchased land from neighboring farms. It was establishes as a farm under the Roberts name in 1872. Our family has seen six generations born and raised on this land in the past 150 years. American Indian tribes use the land for their burial ground ceremonies. Elders from a Wisconsin tribe came to the farm through the 1960s to trek the land and perform a ceremony to honor their ancestors. Many arrow heads were found in the fields of the land. The American Indians told stories of how the little spring fed creek running through our land was a small river flowing towards the Apple River which flows into the Mississippi River. The Apple river runs northwest of the farm. In 2001, the land hosted a small budget film crew for the scenes and setting of the 2002 film “Stray dogs” with Genevieve Turner. Learn more about this land: Hiking and camping under the stars surrounded by trees with the sounds of nature. Spotting variety of wildlife. Watching the most spectacular sunrises, sunsets, and the moon rising over the hills. Classified as “D” for dry camping or boondocking. Upgrades will be made available with interest. For more info about how to check out campendium.com. Feel free to ask about long term discounts on all available sites.
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Glamping near The Galena Territory with climbing guide

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Looking for a luxurious camping experience near The Galena Territory, Illinois? Hipcamp offers over 250 options that cater to your glamping and climbing preferences. With top campsites such as Linden Campground (190 reviews), Folk School Farm Stay (135 reviews), and Healing Hills (125 reviews), you'll have no problem finding the perfect spot. Enjoy popular amenities such as potable water, showers, and pet-friendly options, and explore nearby activities like swimming, historic sites, and hiking. Prices start as low as $15 per night, with an average of $35 per night.

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