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Johnson/Sauk Trail
The Johnson Sauk Trail is a scenic, paved trail located in Kewanee, Illinois. The trail is approximately 4.5 miles long and runs along the former Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad line. The trail is open to pedestrians, bicyclists, and other non-motorized vehicles. The trail passes through a variety of habitats, including woodlands, wetlands, and prairies. Along the way, visitors can enjoy views of the Rock River, the Kewanee Wetlands, and the Kewanee Nature Preserve. The trail also connects to the Kewanee Park District's bike path system, providing access to other recreational opportunities in the area.
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User Reviews
Jeffrey Schriver
Love this Park. Nature helps you to relax. Beautiful park to walk through, photograph the park and animals and to fish in.
Lynda Waddington
Really lovely and quiet place to walk around with your camera. There is a variety of wildlife, pole fishing, rustic camping and a small cabin. There were probably less than 50 people throughout the entire park during my visit.
Hattie Scruggs
We stayed two nights in a primitive tent camping site. Unfortunately, the park still did not have running water. They did have outhouses available for the bathroom. Friday night the campground was pretty quiet but a few more people did come in on Saturday. You are allowed to have fires at your campsite but the "firepits" are not actual firepits and most of them are rusted out so some of the firewood kept falling through. is a nice lake to walk around but swimming is not allowed. There is a boat launch near the on-site restaurant. I would stay here again but most likely not until they fix the water issue. We paid winter rates $6/night due to the water issue which was nice for summer camping.
Cody Kempin
Best Park ever! So many things to do. The lake drive is awesome! Check out Ryan's round barn. Fishing, boating, camping, hiking, biking, dog friendly, and hunting in season.
Jon H
Amazing place to relax. Paddle board, fish, bike ride, hike, canoe, have picnics, and so much more! The lake has so much to offer like the scenery and animals! And the little restaurant is nice after a long day at the lake/park! I go with friends and we have such a chill time!