The Indian Caves in Bourbonnais, Illinois are some of the least-known about caverns in the state yet they are some of the most fun to explore in the Midwest. While the Land of Lincoln has many rock formations, these ones are extra special. Scroll on to learn why.
Situated at Perry Farm Park in northern Illinois, Indian Caves is open year-round from dawn until dusk. This little-known attraction transports guests to a whole other world.
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There are a variety of things to do and enjoy at this recreational area, such as see farm animals, hike, view wildlife, and much more.
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One of the most popular activities is navigating the caves, which include a narrow ravine that runs through it from the opening and meets up with the Kankakee River.
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This hidden gem includes paths with slippery rocks, so it is not recommended for everyone. More experienced hikers are typically found at this park.
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In total, the area spans 30 acres and is a designated nature preserve. There is no charge to hike here.
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The caves are small but exciting to explore as they have been worn away by water and wind over many years. It is an excellent place to cool off and enjoy a watering hole.
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Take a dip in the water and enjoy a day exploring the caves and woods around this unique recreational area. Bring the entire family along.
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If you’ve ever been to the incredible Indian caves, we’d love to hear from you. Please share your best experiences and photos with us below in the comments.
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