Grizzly Jack's Grand Bear Resort

Grizzly Jack's Grand Bear Resort is an indoor waterpark resort in Utica, Illinois next to Starved Rock State Park and the historical Starved Rock area. It opened in the Summer of 2005 and is Illinois' first indoor waterpark. The three-story resort has 92 rooms, an indoor waterpark, a fitness center, and 2 conference rooms. Guests can also buy or rent log cabins and villas located throughout the resort. Included in all cabins and villas are standard televisions, located in the main living room, and each bedroom.

Read more about Grizzly Jack's Grand Bear Resort:  Waterpark, Enchanted Forest, Arcade, Bear Island, In-House Restaurants

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