The Crawford County State Fish and Widlife Area is an Illinois State Park and recreation facility located in Hutsonvile, Illinois. The park is approximately two miles west and one mile south of downtown Hutsonville. It is operated by the Illinois Department of Natural Resources.

Crawford County State Fish and Wildlife Area is a popular hunting area for locals and visiting tourists alike. Game found in the park include squirrel, deer, woodcock, quail, furbearers, rabbit, and common snipe. The park headquarters and the conservation police officer are the direct resources for information about hunting seasons, limits, and other relevant hunting information in the park.

A picnic area is also available for use in the park and has a shelter, picnic tables, and camp stoves. Pole and line fishing is allowed in the nine ponds that can be found in the park.