*A unique view of LaSalle canyon from behind the waterfall. |
*The waterfall in lower Kaskaskia Canyon. One of Starved Rock State Park's 18 gorgeous waterfalls. |
*The upper falls portion of Illinois Canyon. |
*Snow blankets the area surrounding a stream leading to the Illinois River. |
*An icy view of the lower falls area of LaSalle Canyon. |
*A mother deer, and her fawn, frolic in the runoff water from one of Starved Rock State Parks 18 waterfalls. |
The Back Door Lounge. |
One of the many wood carvings that can be seen on the grounds. |
If your lucky, you might catch a glimpse of our deer. |
Breathtaking fall colors please the eye. |
Autumn leaves frame the entrance to Starved Rock Lodge. |
Our amazing home-made fudge. |
*A bald eagle retrieves a fish from the plentiful waters of the Illinois River near the lock and dam. |
View the most majestic of birds during the Winter at Starved Rock |
The historic "Great Hall" of Starved Rock Lodge. |
An aerial view of the Starved Rock Lodge facility. |
Our rustic lobby gives a real sense what to expect from the Starved Rock Lodge experience. |
Cool off in our pool or take a relaxing dip in our hot tub. |
Starved Rock is full of splendor and beauty. |
What better way to spend a summer day then in a cool canyon? |
Enjoy the warmth of a roaring fire in one of our two shelters while snow falls all around you. |
View Starved Rock during fall colors. |
Sunrise at the Starved Rock Lock and Dam. |
Another one of life's paths. Discover what beauty lies beyond. |
One of our park friends gets curious. |
Outside, pure white snow lightly blankets our cabins. Inside, hot chocolate and intimate moments warm the heart. |
The new Visitor Center is open! Several interactive displays, videos, shopping, and snacks. Located at the trailheads in the lower park area. |
The view from the Starved Rock Lodge veranda looking across the river. |
Starved Rock Lodge is open year round, and conveniently located at the crossroads of the Midwest. |
*A frozen view of LaSalle Canyon's upper falls area. |
| *Waterfalls, Icefalls & Wildlife Photos by: James Krancic, Vermilion River Photography |
