August 20, 2008 7:49 PM parks open at 7:00 AM and close 1/2 hour after sunset Overcast 81 F (27 C) Wind From the Southeast at 8 MPH
	Seward Bluffs Forest Preserve is one of the District's most picturesque and most popular. It boasts woodland, stream and dolomite cliffs. It is home to many northern relic species as well as a good spring wildflower display. Seward Bluffs is one of four preserves which offers a campground.
	PRESERVE INFORMATION
* Top 18 preserves	Acres: 636 Access Road: Yes Restrooms: Yes Drinking Water: Yes Pay Phones: Yes Picnic Tables: 140 Shelterhouses: 2 Grove Creek: Stone shelter on south side of preserve, 50 max. people, 5 tables, 30 seats, No electricity, No vehicle access, Horseshoe pits. Oak Ridge: Stone shelter on north side of preserve, 80 max. people, 8 tables, 48 seats, No electricity, Vehicle access, Horseshoe pits. Playground Equipment: Yes Ball Fields: Yes Horseback Trails: Yes Hiking Trails(miles): 8.0 Campground Sites: 60 Boat Launches: 0 Canoe Access: No 18 Hole Golf Course: No Illinois Nature Preserve: No Special Facilities: Youth Camp Donated Land: No Natural Areas: No All reservations subject to the GENERAL USE ORDINANCE.
	TRAIL MAP Download a printable trail map here.
	PANORAMIC VIEWS LOCATION SHELTERHOUSES Grove Creek Oak Ridge CAMPGROUNDS Campsite 1 Campsite 2 16999 Comly Road　＜br＞Seward, IL 61077 12 miles west of Rockford on Highway 20 to Pecatonica Road, south 1 mile to Comly Road, west 1½ miles. Click here or on map for other preserve locations
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