Kankakee River State Park near Bourbonnais follows about eleven miles of the Kankakee River through northeastern Illinois. Limestone bluffs and canyons cut by Rock Creek give the park a rugged, scenic character that stands out in the surrounding farmland. The river is popular for fishing, canoeing and kayaking, and miles of trails serve hikers, bikers and equestrians. Campgrounds make it easy to stay for a weekend, and the park's varied habitats attract birds and other wildlife. There is no vehicle entry fee, and camping fees vary by site, from $8 to $45 per night. It is a favorite for paddlers and cyclists.