LaSalle County

Illinois

A stone bridge over a river, surrounded by greenery and rocks.
A small bird perched on a branch.
A frozen river with ice patches and a clear blue sky.
A green mountain bike parked in a snowy forest.
A waterfall cascading down a rocky cliff surrounded by ice formations.

Popular cities in LaSalle County

Ottawa
Known for Dining, Family-friendly and Shopping
The site of the first Lincoln-Douglas debate is also the perfect place to base an adventure into the region’s many state parks, famous for their rock formations.

Reasons to visit

  • Buffalo Rock State Park
  • Washington Square Park
  • Appellate Court
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La Salle
Known for Churches, Cathedrals and Temples
La Salle is calling! Discover its churches, boating, history, and more.

Reasons to visit

  • Hegeler Carus Mansion
  • Illinois & Michigan Canal State Trail
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Peru
Known for Dining, Family-friendly and Natural parks
Quaint Peru is calling! Discover its hiking, churches, food, and more.

Reasons to visit

  • Baker Park
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Oglesby
Known for Friendly people, Dining and Natural parks
Get away to relaxing Oglesby! Enjoy the parks, hiking, and local cuisine.

Reasons to visit

  • Matthiessen State Park
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Streator
Known for Dining, Relaxing and Family-friendly
Upscale Streator awaits: its food, golf, parks, and more!

Reasons to visit

  • Weber House and Garden
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Utica
Known for Family-friendly, Dining and Museums
Nestled beside the colorful canyons and historic trails of Illinois’ riverside state parks, this charming town is made up of wineries, markets and museums.
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Stay near popular LaSalle County attractions

A narrow canyon with steep rock walls and a small stream at the bottom.

Starved Rock State Park

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The lodge provides a luxurious base from which to explore trails leading to bluffs and canyons of this riverside park. Try ice climbing and eagle spotting in winter.
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