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UPCOMING RV SHOWS

2/9/2012 - 2/12/2012 45th Annual Minneapolis St. Paul RV, Vacation & Camping Show Minneapolis Convention Center - Minneapolis, MN

2/10/2012 - 2/12/2012 2012 Camp and Travel Regional RV Show SeaGate Centre
Toledo, Ohio

2/16/2012 - 2/19/2012 2012 Austin RV Expo Austin Convention Center - Austin, TX

2/16/2012 - 2/19/2012 58th Annual Kansas Sport, Boat & Travel Show Kansas Pavilion - Valley Center, KS

2/17/2012 - 2/19/2012 17th Annual Atlantic City RV Show Atlantic City Convention Center - Atlantic City, NJ

2/17/2012 - 2/19/2012 22nd Annual North Carolina RV & Camping Show Charlotte Convention Center - Charlotte, NC

2/17/2012 - 2/19/2012 27th Annual Richmond Camping RV Expo Richmond Raceway Complex - Richmond, VA

2/17/2012 - 2/19/2012 North Carolina RV Dealers Association Annual RV Show The Park (formerly the Merchandise Mart) - Charlotte, NC

2/24/2012 - 2/26/2012 South Carolina RV & Camping Show TD Convention Center - Greenville, SC

3/1/2012 - 3/4/2012 55th Annual Colorado RV, Boat, Sports & Travel Show National Western Complex - Denver, CO

Illinois Tourism & RV Travel

Why Visit Illinois?

Chicago combines the old and new into one large and windy city. Chicago has some of the country’s best known museums including the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum, the nation’s largest presidential library, the John G Shed Aquarium, the Field Museum of Natural History, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the Museum of Science and Industry.

Chicago is also home to Wrigley Field, one of the last “old stadiums” of baseball. Navy Pier has fun and attractions for the whole family including a full working Ferris wheel. Chicago also has the magnificent mile which includes world renowned shops both national and international in origins, with other 460 retail stores; there is something for every taste and style.

Outside of Chicago, southern Illinois offers outdoor sightseeing like the Meeting of the Great Rivers Scenic Byway where the Mississippi, Illinois and Missouri rivers meet to flow to the ocean.