Treehouses at Starved Rock
Quick Facts
Why Ottawa & Starved Rock State Park
Ottawa sits at the meeting of the Fox and Illinois rivers, known as the gateway to Starved Rock State Park and Illinois Canyon’s dramatic sandstone walls. The town itself hosted the first Lincoln-Douglas debate and offers a charming historic downtown with brightly painted murals, close enough to the park’s 13 miles of trails and 18 canyons for an easy day trip.
Treehouses at Starved Rock offers spacious, brand-new, thoughtfully designed treehouses with fully stocked kitchens and direct trail access to Illinois Canyon, one of the area’s best hikes.
What Makes It Special
- Location: Ottawa, near Starved Rock State Park
- Setting: Brand-new, thoughtfully designed treehouses
- Site type: Multi-bedroom treehouses
- Amenities: Multi-bedroom treehouses, fully stocked kitchens, fire pits, trail access to Illinois Canyon
- Recreation: Hiking
Pro Tips for Booking
Hike right from the property. Direct trail access to Illinois Canyon means you don’t need to drive to reach one of the area’s best hikes.
Book for a group trip. Multi-bedroom layouts make this genuinely well-suited for families or a larger girls trip.
Explore historic downtown Ottawa. It hosted the first Lincoln-Douglas debate and has a charming, mural-filled main street.
What to Do Around Here
- Hiking Illinois Canyon, directly accessible from the property
- Starved Rock State Park’s full trail network
- Historic downtown Ottawa, site of the first Lincoln-Douglas debate
- Cooking in the fully stocked kitchen
- Evenings by the fire pit
