Evanston, IL: camping and road guide
Within 30 mi of Evanston there are 11 campgrounds (1 of them free) and 1 RV dump station. Nearby, 293 roads have a posted clearance or length limit, or no trailers allowed. They're listed first.
Will your vehicle fit? Check its height and length against every posted limit near Evanston.
Every posted low clearance around Chicago, with its height
Low clearances and road limits near Evanston
Posted limits within 15 mi, for anything tall or long: an RV, a fifth wheel, a truck camper or a rooftop tent.
- Davis Street · 11'9" clearance · in town
- Church Street · 12'7" clearance · in town
- Church Street · 12'4" clearance · in town
- Grove Street · 12'10" clearance · in town
- Clark Street · 11'10" clearance · in town
- Lake Street · 11'7" clearance · in town
- Greenwood Street · 11'7" clearance · in town
- Dempster Street · 11'9" clearance · in town
- Hamlin Street · 12'0" clearance · in town
- Simpson Street · 11'8" clearance · in town
- Greenleaf Street · 11'9" clearance · 1 mi S
- Simpson Street · 13'1" clearance · 1 mi NW
- and 281 more in the app
Campgrounds near Evanston
- Des Plaines Methodist Camp Ground · 10 mi W
- Camp Baden Powell (Defunct) · 11 mi W
- Camp Dan Beard · 13 mi NW · fees apply
- Camp Reinberg · 20 mi W · fees apply
- Elaine Frank Apachi Day Camp · 21 mi NW · free · no travel trailers
- Camp Bullfrog Lake · 26 mi SW · fees apply
- Illinois Beach State Park Campground · 28 mi N · RVs OK · restrooms
- Fox River Youth Group Camping Area · 28 mi NW
- Blackwell Campground · 29 mi SW
- Blackwell Youth Campground · 29 mi SW
- Camp Sullivan · 30 mi S · fees apply
RV dump stations
- Dump station · 27 mi N
Free for 14 days. Cancel any time.
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