About Us

MISSION STATEMENT
To provide families with an outdoor recreation experience in a warm and friendly environment that is separated from and unreceptive to the outside forces and distractions of this world.

Owner Profile
Since August of 1999, Jimi Williams, with the help of many friends, family members and volunteers, has acquired property and is developing Williams Hill Pass. Her goal is to create the best family-oriented OHV park in the state of Illinois. Being introduced to the IDNR OHV grant program was clearly a gift from God and an opportunity of a lifetime.

Williams was raised at the foothill of Wamble Mountain in the hills of southeastern Illinois between the communities of Rudement and Herod. As a young child, her free time was spent trail riding on a Honda with her siblings and neighbors in the Shawnee National Forest, around Wamble Mountain and the Williams Hill Tower area. Williams enjoys primitive camping, ATV riding, sitting around a campfire and outdoor grilling.

Williams serves as a Park Representative for the Illinois Off Highway Vehicle Association (IOHVA). Her dream is to someday once again be able to legally ride ATVs in the Shawnee National Forest. She is currently active in helping IOHVA coordinate an annual statewide trail ride called RIDE ILLINOIS.

Williams spends most of her free time serving on the Celebrate Recovery Leadership Team in Harrisburg where she supports other people in their personal recoveries from life’s hurts, habits, and hang-ups. Williams recently joined the Christian Motorcyclists Association (CMA) Ministry Team and hopes to see the off-road ministry become as effective as the on-road.

Park Security
Jessi and Duke are siblings, park security and clubhouse tenants. Jessi serves as Deputy, while Duke serves as Sheriff. Jessi disappeared on April 15th and is missed by all. There is a $200 REWARD for her return.

Club Mascot
Speck was found abandoned in Gallatin County, but is now happy being a clubhouse tenant and the club mascot. Speck will welcome you with both hugs and kisses. Look out! Dog orthodontist needed desperately!

Their birthdays are celebrated annually during a special event in April called DOG DAYS. They welcome everyone to the party and request NO GIFTS – unless you bring hotdogs, treats or peanut butter cookies!