Fort Crevecoeur — Attraction in Creve Coeur

Park itself is a nice place to visit with your family and kids. 2 play areas are available, 2 pavilions and various picnic tables also available. The campground is quiet and maintained, has water and electric available as well as primitive sites. Only thing lacking is a shower house and bathroom facilities. Would be good for overnight stays but as a tent camper they only allow 3 night increments. There is a dump station for trailers to use. The replica fort is in fair condition, I would say it has probably seen better days, however; the park board is attempting to raise funds...

I've lived in Peoria for quite a while but this was my first time ever visiting Fort Creve Coeur and I have to admit, I was a little let down. The field around the fort was recently mowed and seems to be kept in good condition but inside the fort was overgrown with trees and weeds. For a place with such historical value to the Central Illinois area, it was kind of sad to see it in the condition it was in. Nothing a weed whacker and chainsaw...

This is the recreation of a Fort built on the land in 1680 by La Salle. The fort is open to the public during historical events, but is an easy 10 minute walk from the main office and camp grounds.

Family friendly, the office offers many historical facts and treats for the whole family.

On the far end of the park is a monument dedicated to the brave men whole built the fort and...