Contacts:
Beall
Woods State Park and Nature Preserve
R.R. 2, Box 232
Mt. Carmel, IL 62863
telephone: 618-298-2442
Buffalo
Rock State Park
Illinois & Michigan Canal State Trail
Buffalo Rock Access
PO Box 2034
Ottawa, IL 61350
telephone: 815-433-2224
Channahon
State Park
PO Box 54
Channahon, IL 62960
telephone: 815-467-4271
Eldon
Hazlet State Park/Carlyle Lake
20100 Hazlet Park Road
Carlyle, IL 62231
telephone: 618-594-3015
Fort
Massac State Park
1308 East Fifth Street
Metropolis, IL 62960
telephone: 618-524-4712
Gebhard
Woods State Park
Illinois & Michigan Canal State Trail
PO Box 272
401 Ottawa Street
Morris, IL 60450
telephone: 815-942-0796
Hennepin
Canal Parkway State Trail
16006 875 E. Street
Sheffield, IL 61361
telephone: 815-454-2328
Illinois
and Michigan Canal Visitor Center
200 West Eighth Street
Lockport, IL 60441
telephone: 815-838-4830
Illinois
Beach State Park
Lake Front
Zion, IL 62863
telephone: 708-662-4811
fax: 847-662-64433
Illinois
Caverns State Natural Area
Kaskaskia River State Fish and Wildlife Area
10981 Conversation Road
Baldwin, IL 62217
telephone: 618-458-6699 or 618-785-2555
Kankakee
River State Park
PO Box 37
Bourbonnais, IL 60914
telephone: 815-933-1813
Pere
Marquette State Park
PO Box 158
Grafton, IL 62037
telephone: 618-786-3323
Starved
Rock State Park
PO Box 509
Utica, IL 61373
telephone: 815-667-4906
Volo
Bog State Natural Area
28478 W. Brandenburg
Ingleside, IL 60041
telephone: 815-344-1294
Weldon
Springs State Recreation Area
Rt. 2, Box 87
Clinton, IL 61727
telephone: 217-935-2644
Comments:
Guided hikes and a wide variety of programs are available
about trees, forestry, and ecosystems. For more information
on these and other state parks in Illinois, please visit
the web-site of the Illinois Department of Natural Resources
at http://dnr.state.il.us.
You may also call the sites directly or call the Interpretive
Program Manager at 217-524-9505. Interpretive programs are
offered at twenty-one sites throughout the state. The programs
provide visitors, school children, and the general public
with a better understanding of the environment through interpretation
of our natural, historical, and cultural resources. Teacher
training workshops are also available.
