Randolph County State Recreation Area

Reserve Your Campsite

Fifty-one Class BE campsites, 95 Class C campsites, an equestrian site with eight stalls for horses, and four Class D (primitive) campsites are available throughout the area. A group camp area has its own shelter, stone fireplace, electricity, and tables. Some campsites at Randolph County SRA can be reserved online through the ExploreMoreIL™ website.

Trails

Randolph County SRA is renowned for its wooded areas and abundance of songbirds and wildlife. Hikers on the trail may see woodpeckers, hawks, turkeys, deer, squirrels, and waterfowl as they wind through woods and open fields and around the lakeshore. An additional 11.6 miles of horse trails provide riders with the same panorama of sights and sounds.

Fishing

Randolph County Lake is a clear-water lake stocked with channel catfish, redear and bluegill sunfish, walleye, saugeye, and rainbow trout. Other game fish such as largemouth bass, green sunfish, bullhead, and crappie also can be found, so no angler should be disappointed. Boat motors are limited to 10 HP.

​Physical Accessibility at Randolph County

• The parking lots are concrete with one accessible parking space in each. There is approximately a 6' distance to the concrete sidewalk.
• There is a wheelchair ramp to the park office.
• There is one accessible fishing pier. The surface is wood and is approximately 30' from the parking area.
• There are accessible restrooms located in the campgrounds and at each shelter. There are accessible vault toilets throughout the park.
• The campground has one accessible electric campsite and two primitive accessible campsites.
• Service animals are allowed in the park. There is water available throughout the park.