History

Campton Hills was incorporated as a village in 2007, making it one of Kane County’s newest municipalities. The area has a long agricultural history dating back to the 1830s. Residents chose to incorporate to preserve the community’s rural character and control development. The village is known for its horse farms, large lot sizes, and natural beauty.

Location & Commute

Campton Hills is located in central-western Kane County, approximately 42 miles west of downtown Chicago. The village sits between St. Charles and Elburn, with access to Route 38, Route 64, and I-88. Metra’s Union Pacific West Line serves nearby stations.

Real Estate Market

Campton Hills’ real estate market features larger properties on generous acreage, many with equestrian facilities. The median home price is around $420,000 with homes averaging 30 days on market. The village appeals to buyers seeking privacy, land, and a rural lifestyle near suburban conveniences.

Schools

Campton Hills is served by St. Charles CUSD 303, one of the highest-rated districts in Illinois. Students attend St. Charles North or St. Charles East high schools, both nationally recognized for academic excellence.

Parks & Recreation

Campton Forest Preserve and Corron Farm Forest Preserve offer hundreds of acres of trails, prairies, and natural areas. The village’s rural landscape itself serves as a park-like setting with rolling hills, horse farms, and scenic country roads.

Why Families Choose Campton Hills

Campton Hills offers a rare combination — rural acreage living with access to top-rated St. Charles schools. Equestrian properties, natural beauty, privacy, and proximity to the Fox Valley’s amenities make it a unique and desirable community.