Accommodations:
Campground & RV Park
Public Facilities
Resort Photos

2 Bedroom Waterfront Log Cabin
Sleeps 6 poeple

2 Bedroom Waterfront Cabin
(sleeps up to 6)

1-1/2 Bedroom Waterfront Cabin
Sleeps 6 people

1-1/2 Bedroom Waterfront Cedar Cabin
Sleeps 6 people

1 Bedroom Waterfront Log Cabin
Sleeps 6 people

1 Room Waterfront Log Cabin
Sleeps 6 people

Family Cottage - sleeps 4 people

Shelbyville Lake Fishing:
Fishing On Our Pond
Largemouth Bass Fishing
Smallmouth Bass Fishing
White Bass Fishing
Walleye & Saugar Fishing
Muskie Fishing
Crappie Fishing
Catfish Fishing
Bluegill Fishing

Recreational Activities:
Swimming
Gameroom
Playground
Biking & Hiking Trails
Boating
Golfing
Horseback Riding
Golf Cart Rentals

Attractions: Forest Park
Chautauqua Auditorium
General Dacey Trail

Attractions: Historical
Lincoln Public Square Eternal Flame
Shelby County Courthouse
Shelbyville Public Library
Shelby County Historical & Genealogical Society

Attractions: Unique to Shelbyville
Best Wedding Chapel
Goat Tower
Boarman Chevy BelAir Museum
Roxy Theatre
Thompson Mill Covered Bridge

Attractions: Wineries:
Niemerg Family Winery
Vahling Vineyards
Willow Ridge Vineyards & Winery

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Contact Us & Directions
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Maps of Shelbyville Lake

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Lake Shelbyville Big Fish Program

  • Walleye: - 13 lb. 10 oz. Caught by Dave Pryor - March 28/1982
  • Crappie: - 3 lb. 8 oz. - Caught by Glen Braden - May 5/1997
  • Flathead Catfish: - 62 lb. 10 oz. - Caught by Chris Rentfro - June 2002
  • Largemouth Bass: - 8 lb. 1 oz. - Caught by Gene Compton - May 4, 2003 - picture
  • White Bass: - 4 lb. 3 oz. - Caught by Bruce Sanders - 10 April 2002 - picture
  • Muskie: - 38 lb. 8 oz. - Illinois State Record - Caught by Matt Carmean - April 20/2002 - picture

    To qualify for the big fish program:

  • A person must bring the fish and an official certificate stating the fish was weighed on a certified scale, that they caught the fish in Lake Shelbyville and the weight of the fish.
  • If the fish is larger than the previous fish in the program the Corps will have the fish mounted.
  • The fish must hang in the Visitor’s Center until a larger one is turned in. “At that time the previous “big fish” may be taken home by the owner.
  • To display a picture of your big fish. Bring a picture to the Lake Shelbyville Visitor Center to be displayed. A picture may also be taken of your fish at the Visitor Center. The picture will be displayed on the Lake Shelbyville "wall of fame".
  • For further information email lakeshelbyville@mvs02.usace.army.mil or the project office at 217-774-3951.