ILLINOIS
McHenry County CVB Chicagoland’s Meeting Alternative
Jaki Berggren
600 Dakota Street, Suite F, Crystal Lake, IL 60012
www.visitmchenrycounty.com •
sales@mchenrycountycvb.com 815-893-6280 • Fax: 815-893-6542
Over 30 communities offer year-round recreational activities including biking, hiking, golf and exploring over 20,000 acres of conservation land as well as two state parks.
Area hotel rooms: 1,000 Entertainment nearby: Historic Woodstock Opera House, Raue Center for the Arts, Huntley Outlet Center, Illinois Railway Museum, Volo Auto Museum, Richardson Adventure Farm, abundant outdoor recreation and seasonal agri-tourism attractions. Meeting facilities: Holiday Inn-Crystal Lake, Concorde Centre, Hampton Inn-McHenry, Country Inn & Suites-Crystal Lake, McHenry County College Conference Centers, Loyola University Retreat & Ecology Campus
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ocated northwest of Chicago, McHenry County offers an escape from the mundane meeting; combining suburban amenities with rural charm - from full-service hotel to vintage bed and breakfasts. Accessibility from I-90, Chicago’s Metra rail service, and its proximity to regional and local airports make getting to the area hassle free. The Holiday Inn Crystal Lake boasts over 20,000 sq. ft. of newly renovated event space as well as 6 floors of updated sleeping rooms. Break out of the ordinary at one of McHenry County’s non-traditional meeting venues. Team building, outdoor recreation, unique off-site facilities and top-rated golf help make an event in McHenry County successful, and the services of the McHenry County CVB make planning easy.
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