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    Camp Reinberg

    3.8 (16 reviews)

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    Laurie R.

    This place is a gem. They operate during off season & accommodate their visitors like family. We are here during off season; not by choice. Our son is very sick and is getting treatment nearby in Elgin. Not only did this camp stay open for us when they were closing down today; they provided so much support during our time here. I cannot express my appreciation for Elaine, Hunter & Bill. You truly made such a stressful time better. There are 5 sites. You have sewer & electricity. You can fill water if asking front desk. Ask the front desk for anything......they will help. We were given our first bundle of firewood for free. We were given several supplies to borrow (snow shovel, hose, bucket, puzzles & games). They have showers and bathrooms year round. I have learned that you don't find that here during this time. Im so thankful for the staff having such a big heart. Thank you thank you thank you! We will be back to visit during a warmer time!

    Campsites are well equipped with fire pit, picnic table, flat spot for a tent and pole hooks to hang belongings outside
    Sarah Y.

    We really enjoyed our "not too far from home" camping jaunt here. While the perimeters aren't too far off from main Lake Cook Road (and you could easily order in a pizza), the site itself and the surrounding 73 acres of forest and wetland preserves gives it a semi-secluded feeling. Yes the campgrounds are kept very well and there are several communal buildings that house a 24 hr office with electricity, AC, and clean bathrooms, amenities for purchase like firestarters and firewood, and friendly staff that gives it a no doubt glamping feeling. There are drinking fountains for water, and paved walkpaths. The trailheads are all close to the campsite and you can easily go on a 5.4 mi hike through the forest preserve or take an easier 3 mi hike on paved paths of the public park that the locals use. As others have said, there are definitely mosquitos around. DEET it up immediately and I was fine but for the 5 min I didn't have OFF! on, I had several bites. Each site comes with a fire pit and grate, picnic table, poles and hooks to hang valuables outside, and a sizable area to pitch the tent. The campsites are spaced very close together, and some sites, like ours (site 9) had direct sunlight with little shade during the day. There were lots of families with young kids and also a few larger rowdier parties. Being so close together, it's the luck of the draw whether you get quiet or rowdy neighbors. We drank beers discretely and didn't have any trouble and I think the no alcohol policy only applies if you're camping with a youth group. Would go again for a mini getaway to nature that is still close to home and a comfortable experience. You can reserve a site head of time on their website for $35/night on the weekends. If you are an avid outdoors person, you may find this site akin to wading in the kiddie pool though.

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    The staff!! Rude, inconsiderate and unprofessional.Not friendly and crude. Would not recommend for families.

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    Activities available for the kids via the daily programs, as well as nice walking/biking trails through the forest preserve.

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    A kid's dream playground and totally worth the small entrance fee. This nature-themed play space…read moreis huge, creative, and packed with fun. Because it's so popular, they use timed entries to give more families a chance to enjoy it without crowding. It's located inside the Spring Valley Nature Center, so after playtime, you can wander the trails or explore more of the natural area. A great combo of fun + learning + nature. Perfect for an afternoon with littles

    I get it... people do not want to pay to go to a public park, but then.... Maybe don't go? It's a…read morepark district park, so perhaps they need the money to help maintain the park or to help with crowd control. And I'm sure there are plenty of other parks in the area that do not charge. The place was pretty packed on a Sunday morning at 10:20am, but not in an annoying way. I thought the equipment was uniquely different from your standard playground. Lots of creative equipment for sensory play. I wasn't SUPER thrilled to see the gritty sand and water (am I just super OCD or are there actually parents out there that see that at a playground they drove to that says "oh yay! Water and messy sand!"). Oh and the death trap tight rope was also a "yikes" reaction, but my kids stayed away from it, so no biggie. It was fun. I wasn't bothered by the one hour time limit (although, I don't even know if they actually kick people out because we left a little after 11am and I didn't see them trying to clear the area). But.... It was hot and I was ready to leave the park and do not mind having the backing of being able to tell my kids that the park is closing to help get them to leave.

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