Guidebook for Naplate
Food Scene
Best Fried Chicken you will ever have. Also great homemade ravioli and other goodies.
Anne's Hide-A-Way
323 W Railroad AveBest Fried Chicken you will ever have. Also great homemade ravioli and other goodies.
Bianchi's Pizza
607 La Salle StreetWorld's Best Pizza. Cash only.
Sam's Pizza
802 W Norris Drtake out pizza. open late. Cash Only
Hank's Farm Restaurant
2973 IL-71nice restaurant. cool ambiance.
Tone's Cones
523 W Main Styummy soft-serve ice cream. cash only
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store
4119 Columbus StBreakfast
Hi-Way Restaurant Inc
210 W Norris DrDiner-Style breakfast
Real Cajun Food. Best Pecan Pie you’ll ever eat! New bigger location. No reservations.
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Cajun Connection
2958 IL-178Real Cajun Food. Best Pecan Pie you’ll ever eat! New bigger location. No reservations.
Sightseeing
Beautiful place to hike. But you HAVE to get there early, and walk as far away from the lodge as possible. Take the bluff trail, it is more spectacular than the river trail.
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Parque Estatal Starved Rock
2678 E 875th RdBeautiful place to hike. But you HAVE to get there early, and walk as far away from the lodge as possible. Take the bluff trail, it is more spectacular than the river trail.
Parque Estatal Matthiessen
2500 IL-178Great hiking
Illinois Waterway Visitors Center
watch barges go through the locks
Buffalo Rock State Park
1300 N 27th Rdsee live buffalo!
The Illinois and Michigan Canal is, in my opinion, the most marvelous part of the area. It is very historic. It is what made the connection between Lake Michigan and The Mississippi River to make Chicago the shopping center of the US in the 1800s. It is very beautiful in some parts, and there are places where you can still see the original locks used back then. And it’s much much quieter than Starved Rock.
Illinois and MIchigan Canal
The Illinois and Michigan Canal is, in my opinion, the most marvelous part of the area. It is very historic. It is what made the connection between Lake Michigan and The Mississippi River to make Chicago the shopping center of the US in the 1800s. It is very beautiful in some parts, and there are places where you can still see the original locks used back then. And it’s much much quieter than Starved Rock.
They have a visitors center where you can go and watch barges go through the locks. A relative of ours actually died helping build it back in the 30s!
Starved Rock Lock and Dam
They have a visitors center where you can go and watch barges go through the locks. A relative of ours actually died helping build it back in the 30s!
Everything Else
Watch boats and barges, go fishing. Go sledding on the toboggan hill.
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Allen Park
400 Courtney StreetWatch boats and barges, go fishing. Go sledding on the toboggan hill.
Illinois & Michigan Canal State Trail
401 Ottawa Streethistoric canal with beautiful trail to hike or bike