Kendall County - 4 Attractions You Must Visit

The Bicentennial Riverfront Park is a breathtaking natural wonder, offering spectacular views of the Fox Valley area and overlooks the banks of the Little Fox River. An array of lush vegetation and diverse wildlife can be seen throughout; from grasslands to highland forests, It offers an awe-inspiring display of beauty. Visitors are able to take a leisurely stroll along the boardwalk, an interesting climb through native flora on walking trails, or observe various bird species on wetlands nearby.

The Edith Farnsworth House, stands today as a testament to the bold and innovative architecture of Mies van der Rohe. The three-part structure of the house gives way to generous and comfortable living spaces with carefully planned furnishings and paintings. Built between 1945 and 1951 with connecting sitting rooms and one central core, the house is great example of integration of natural elements in modern design.

The Little White School Museum is a journey through time. Operating as a one-room school until 1966, the building has been lovingly transformed into a museum of artifacts and photographs that capture the history of the area’s education system from its earliest days to the present. Visitors to the museum can trace how far our educational system has come by exploring interactive exhibits covering topics from rural school life to technological innovation.

Silver Springs State Fish and Wildlife Area is a great place to experience nature. Spanning 1,250 acres of land, there are plenty of activities for everyone. Visitors can explore the hiking trails and catch a glimpse of wildlife. Fishermen can take advantage of the five beautiful lakes full of catfish, carp and other gamefish while camping enthusiasts will appreciate the tranquil setting with full sites equipped with a fire ring and picnic table as well as primitive tent sites.