CANTON Vibrant, rich in history, and home to citizens of great character and ambition, including Charles Duryea, inventor of the first practical automobile, Canton has lovely lakes, an exceptional park system that can be enjoyed and explored year round, and a downtown filled with
charming historical buildings, shops and restaurants. The region is a delight to hunters, fishermen and those poised with cameras to view the area’s abundant wildlife. FOR MORE INFORMATION: Canton Area Chamber of Commerce • 45 East Side Square, Suite 303 • Canton • 309-647-2677
2 BIG CREEK PARK
GPS: n 40.56882; w 90.03615 Address: 940 N. Main Street, Canton Phone: 309-647-1345 Web:
www.cantonpark.org Fish here for bluegill, crappie, Muskie, largemouth bass, and catfish in this spring- fed lake; there is also a camp ground and boat launch.
1 LAKELAND PARK
GPS: n 40.57854; w 90.04823 Address: 1200 Lakeland Park Drive, Canton Phone: 309-647-4702 Web:
www.cantonpark.org Five lakes connected by hard-surface trails. You’ll find a boat launch and fishing piers, and the popular catfish feeding bridge between Bond and Fitch lakes.
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3 CANTON LAKE
GPS: n 40.56127; w 89.97540 Address: Rural Route 5, Canton Phone: 309-647-0065 Web:
www.cantonpark.org Canton Lake includes a boat launch and campground alongside private residences. Local fishermen noted the lake’s fish—including bluegill, crappie, largemouth bass and catfish— are some of the best tasting in the region due to the lake’s natural spring source.
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