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Back Nine Golf Course
1900 E. Main Danville
A 9 hole course just off Main St. in south Danville, next to DACC. Open to the
public. Carts are available.
9202 Blue Needles Dr., Fairmount
An 18 hole course 5 miles south of I-74 at the Oakwood exit.
Open to the public. Carts available.
Harrison Park Golf Course &
Pro Shop
1300 W. Voorhees, Danville An 18 hole course off W. Voorhees St. in
Danville. Open to the public year-round. Carts available. 18 holes...par 71,
Yards (L/M/T) 4914/5840/6111; Slope - 114/116/119.
Hubbard Trail Country Club
13937 N. 368 E. Rd. Hoopeston
A 9 hole course 1.5 miles north of Rossville on Illinois Rt. 1. Open to the
public on Mondays only.
Turtle Run Golf Club
332 E. Liberty Lane, Danville
An 18 hole course. Open to the public seven days a week. 18 holes par 72;
Yards (L/M/T) 5595/6541/6771; Slope - 116/120/122.
Designer - Jim Spear
Wolf Creek Golf Club
2521 Perrysville Rd., Danville
A 9 hole course. Open to the public seven days a week.
Danville Country Club
Denmark Rd., Danville
A Picturesque 18 hole golf course for members only and play host to numerous
tournaments throughout the year.
R.R. Georgetown
1,800 acre park. 72 foot observation tower, 25 mile trail system, 40 acre restored tall grass prairie, 20 acre tree research area. Canoeing on the Vermilion River
18669 E. 670 North Rd., Georgetown, IL. 61846
1,043 acres, Bird Watching, Stream Fishing, Hiking Trails, Hunting.
North Henning Road, Danville
2,500 acre park, fishing, hiking, hunting, swimming, canoeing, water sports.
Rt. 1, North Henning Road, Danville
2,842 acres, 22 deep-water ponds, camping, tennis, fishing, picnic areas, equestrian trails, canoeing, etc.k
Denmark Road, Danville
1,000 acre lake. Fishing, public boat ramp, power boating, picnic area, concessions.
Middle Fork National Scenic River
Canoeing access through Kennekuk County Park or Kickapoo State Park. For
more information
3,015 acres of grass, forest & crop land. Fishing, hunting, camping, wildlife.
Wetland Boardwalk
West Newell Road, Danville
This 900 foot floating boardwalk is the 2nd largest of it's kind in the state
3900 E. Winter
610 Highland Blvd.
Built in 1946. Home to the Danville Dans Baseball Team.
100 Ellsworth Ave., Danville
One of Danville’s most historic parks, the Salt Fork and North Fork branches join together to form the Vermilion River here. The juncture of these rivers is historically significant as Native American Indian cultures and early American pioneers settled on it’s banks for ease of transportation, fish & game, water & salt.
Canoeing (Salt Fork of the Vermilion River), fishing, site of the Annual Vermilion River Fall Festival (September)
200 Commerce, Danville
1 meter and 2 meter diving boards, picnic area, concession stand
100 W. Main Street