Camp Aramoni
Quick Facts
Why Starved Rock State Park
Tonica sits five miles south of Starved Rock State Park, Illinois’ most-visited state park with 18 canyons carved from St. Peter sandstone and over 13 miles of trails along the bluffs of the Illinois River. The park’s name comes from a Native American legend about a band of Illiniwek besieged atop the rock, and its waterfalls run strongest in early spring or after heavy rain.
Camp Aramoni is a polished, all-in luxury glamping experience where the food and service are the headline, with on-site chef-driven dining just 10 minutes from the park itself.
What Makes It Special
- Location: Tonica, 10 minutes from Starved Rock State Park
- Setting: Polished, all-in luxury glamping
- Site type: Luxury tents plus cabins
- Amenities: Luxury tents, on-site chef-driven food and lattes, cabins, 10 minutes to Starved Rock
- Recreation: Hiking
Pro Tips for Booking
Book for a girls trip or special occasion. The property is genuinely welcoming to groups and LGBTQ couples, a detail worth knowing.
Eat on-site. The chef-driven food and lattes are the headline of this stay, genuinely worth building your visit around.
Drive over to Starved Rock. It’s just 10 minutes away, with 13 miles of canyon and river trails.
What to Do Around Here
- On-site chef-driven dining and lattes
- Hiking Starved Rock State Park’s 18 canyons, 10 minutes away
- Seasonal waterfalls in the park, strongest in early spring
- The Illinois River, for boating and fishing nearby
- Ice climbing frozen falls in winter (experienced climbers only)
