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The Brussels ferry is located one mile west of Grafton and crosses the Illinois River linking Illinois Route 100 to Calhoun County, near Brussels. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, by agreement with the IDOT, provides free ferry service across the Ohio River, 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday-Friday, 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday-Sunday (beginning 11-2-24).
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Brussels Ferry. Operated by the Illinois Department of Transportation, the Brussels Ferry offers free ferry transportation 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, across the Illinois River at State Route 100 (about one mile north of Grafton) and the Illinois River Road in Calhoun County.
There’s nothing like riding a river ferry across the Mighty Mississippi or Illinois rivers. Enjoy a scenic ferry ride in your car, on your bicycle or on foot with the Brussels Ferry, Golden Eagle Ferry, Grafton Ferry, and Kampsville Ferry. Grafton Ferry. The Grafton Ferry is OPEN! Learn More.
From Brussels, IL take Ridge Rd. to Mississippi River Road to the town of Golden Eagle, then Ferry Rd. to the landing on the river. Prices: (Cash Only) Vehicles: $9 one-way or $17 round-trip
Operated by the Illinois Department of Transportation, the Brussels Ferry offers free ferry transportation across the Illinois River at IL Rte. 100 (about one mile north of Grafton) & the Illinois River Rd. in Calhoun County, IL.
7 mar 2016 · Just a quick trip across the Mississippi River opens a world of food, fun and education and the two car ferries that operate in the area are part of that. The first, operating out of Brussels has been adopted by the Illinois Dept. of Transportation. It operates 24 hours a day and is free.
Located about 1 mile west of Grafton and 4 miles east of Pere Marquette State Park, this ferry crosses the Illinois River linking Route 100 to Calhoun County and the village of Brussels. On busy days, such as weekends in the fall, there are two ferries operating to cut down on the waiting times.
