Stonefort Campground

Stonefort Campground is a campground in Victoria, Illinois. It offers seasonal campsites rented by the year, and every site has water frontage. The campground spans four well-stocked lakes with fish species including bass and catfish. Sites include at least 50 feet of waterfront, at least 2,500 square feet of level to gently sloping grassy living area, and metered 20, 30 and 50 amp electric service. Individual sites vary, with large oak, cedar or cottonwood trees and mostly shady to mostly sunny exposures. Campers are permitted to improve their sites with decks, docks and gravel driveways. The campground maintains a community of long-time campers who gather for barbeques and card games.

Stonefort Campground was built on land that was previously farmland mined for coal. The coal company left the area in the early 1980s and sold the land, and construction of lake front campsites began in 2003. Today the campground has 179 campsites, each with water frontage, electricity and water at the site, and fishing in four lakes.

The campground sits on Knox Road 1700 E in Victoria. Corn Crib Lake is about 0.2 miles away, North Lake and Sugar Creek are each about 1.1 miles away, and Lake Windsor Dam is about 1.5 miles away. Victoria Elementary School is about 2.8 miles from the campground.

Campers describe Stonefort as very friendly and private, with owners who are willing to help make a site look good. Reviews note the quiet atmosphere and the friendships formed there, with several campers reporting they have stayed for six years or more.

For campers seeking a quiet, waterfront seasonal site in Central Illinois, Stonefort Campground pairs four fishing lakes and spacious shaded sites with a settled community of long-time campers in Victoria.

Services:

• Community Events
• Fishing Lakes
• Nature Retreats
• Seasonal Camping Sites
• Site Improvements