Yorkville travel guide
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You're Going to Love Yorkville
With a population of 16,921, Yorkville is a must-see destination in Illinois, United States. Yorkville deserves at least 2 full days for you to see its main sights.
Where to Eat in Yorkville
If you’re looking for affordable options, Silver Fox (600 E Veterans Pkwy) and Dakotas (227 Heustis St) are great picks.
When to visit Yorkville
How to Get to Yorkville
Plane
Although Yorkville doesn’t have its own airport, you can fly to Chicago All airports (CHI), which is located 45 miles from Yorkville. The shortest domestic flight to Yorkville departs from Atlanta and takes around 1h 50m.
Train
Amtrak is the only carrier operating train routes to Yorkville. The train journey from Yorkville to Sturtevant takes 1h 06m and costs around $20 for a one-way ticket. When coming by train from Milwaukee, expect to pay about $21 for a 1h 19m trip.
Car
Another option to get to Yorkville is to pick up a car rental from Chicago, which is about 45 miles from Yorkville. You’ll find branches of Routes Car & Truck Rentals and Kyte, among others, in Chicago.
Bus
Several bus lines operate bus routes to Yorkville, including Amtrak, Bus and FlixBus. From Milwaukee, the bus ride to Yorkville takes 80 miles and will cost you around $76. From Milwaukee, the ticket costs about $38 for a journey of 95 miles.
Airlines serving Yorkville
Where to stay in popular areas of Yorkville
Most booked hotels in Yorkville
Renting a car in Yorkville
Renting a car in Yorkville costs $55 per day, on average, or $110 if you want to rent if for 2 days.
It’s generally cheaper to rent your vehicle outside the airport: locations in the city are around 13% cheaper than airport locations in Yorkville.
Expect to pay $3.94 per gallon in Yorkville (average price from the past 30 days). Depending on the size of your rental car, filling up the tank will cost between $47.24 and $62.99. Mini (Chrysler Pacifica or similar) is the most popular car type to rent in Yorkville, while also 17% cheaper than other types, on average.