Jellystone Park
970 Greenwing Rd., P.O. Box 200
Amboy, Illinois 61310

Phone: (815) 857-3860 or (800) FOR-YOGI GPS location: N41 43.606' W89 16.096'

Email: oconnells@mhchomes.com

Website: http://www.jellystoneamboy.com

Open: Mid-April thru Mid-October

Office Hours: Vary by season. In general - November thru April 9 am - 4 pm. May 8 am - 7 pm. June Sunday thru Thursday 8 am - 9 pm. Friday & Saturday 8 am - 10 pm.

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Directions to the Campground
Located 60 miles S of Rockford, 90 miles W of Chicago. From intersection of I-39 (US 51) & Hwy 30, go 12 miles W on Hwy 30 to Pine Hill Rd, then 3 miles S, follow signs.

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Campsites $50-$60 Rental Units $89-$200 Plus Tax Midweek Discounts $3/night Resort Fee Off Season Rates Available Special Packages Available Wristbands For Waterslide/boats/golf $13-$18 Payment In Full Due With Reservation Holidays 3 Night Minimum Stay Cancellations: 14 Days Or More Prior To Arrival-refund Less $25 (MC/V/D/AMEX)

Discounts: Club Yogi, Midweek Rates $10 off per night

Age Restrictions: Must be 21 to rent a campsite or cabin.

1. Amboy Depot Museum
   This Illinois Central Railroad Depot, built in 1876, has been completely renovated and is now a 19-room museum reflecting the history of the Amboy area. Other attractions adjoining the museum include: a steam locomotive on display, with a one-room school house, the Illinois Central Freight House, and a 1920's era Norfolk & Western caboose all open to tour. #815-857-3814
   
2. Boyhood Home of Ronald Reagan
   This house was the Reagans' first home when they moved to Dixon in 1920. Owned by a non-profit foundation, the home has been restored to its 1920 condition and is the core of a small complex including a visitors' center, gift shop, and park with a statue of the former president. #815-288-3404
   
3. John Deere Historic Site
   In 1837, John Deere hammered out the first successful self scouring steel plow at this location. Visitors can visit the restored John Deere home and view the archaeological display of his original shop complete with practicing blacksmith. A dramatic slide show enhances the experience. #815-652-4551
   
4. Lee County Tourism
   Lee County of Northwest Illinois. Here you'll find the "perfect blend of hometown friendliness, area history and peaceful outdoors."
   http://www.leecountytourism.com