Whether you’re exploring the local area or hanging out at the campground, KOA Holidays are an ideal place to relax and play. There’s plenty to do, with amenities and services to make your stay memorable. Plus, you’ll enjoy the outdoor experience with upgraded RV Sites with KOA Patio® and Deluxe Cabins with full baths for camping in comfort. Bring your family, bring your friends, or bring the whole group – there’s plenty of ways to stay and explore.
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Whether you’re exploring the local area or hanging out at the campground, KOA Holidays are an ideal place to relax and play. There’s plenty to do, with amenities and services to make your stay memorable. Plus, you’ll enjoy the outdoor experience with upgraded RV Sites with KOA Patio® and Deluxe Cabins with full baths for camping in comfort. Bring your family, bring your friends, or bring the whole group – there’s plenty of ways to stay and explore.
From I-24 or I-57: Take exit towards IL-148 then turn left onto IL 37 N. Turn right onto Market Road then turn left onto Lake of Egypt Road. Turn right onto Cobb Hill Road then left onto Sulphur Springs Road. Turn left onto Egyptian Hills Drive then turn right onto Marina Circle.
Get Google DirectionsSouthern Illinois is full of cool spots to explore and the Marion/Shawnee National Forest KOA Holiday is right in the middle of it. Imagine sipping on local wines, diving into underwater adventures, or wandering through lush forests and stunning rock formations. From the Shawnee Wine Trail, which offers a delightful journey through scenic vineyards and local wineries, to the thrilling underwater world of Mermet Springs, there's no shortage of unique experiences. This area is a paradise for those who love to taste, explore, and immerse themselves in the beauty of the outdoors. Not just a wine and water wonderland, Southern Illinois boasts the majestic Shawnee National Forest, home to the awe-inspiring Garden of the Gods. Add to this the furry fun of Rolling Oaks Alpaca Ranch, the excitement of Shawnee Bluffs Canopy Tour, the historical intrigue of Cave-in-Rock State Park, and the vibrant energy of Walker's Bluff Casino and Mtn Dew Park, and you've got a destination that truly has it all. Whether you're into sipping wine, diving deep, hiking, or gambling, our campground is the perfect basecamp while you discover all the area has to offer.
Spanning 289,000 acres, Shawnee National Forest is nestled in Southern Illinois between the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. It features strikingly beautiful oak-hickory forests, flourishing wetlands, lush canyons, razorback ridges and unique geological features. For recreationalists, there are miles of hiking, bicycling and equestrian trails, kayaking, canoeing, established camping, and dispersed camping opportunities. A rare convergence of six natural ecological regions results in a diversity of plant and animal species. With nearly 1 million people visiting annually, the forest serves as a retreat to Americans living in urban areas; more than 30 U.S. cities are within a six-hour drive.
Located just six miles south of Marion, Illinois, the Lake of Egypt is a secluded expanse of water, with 93 miles of wooded bays and inlets; one of Southern Illinois's hidden treasures. Illinois locals love the lake. Some of them have been coming here for lazy summer vacations all their lives. Others call the Lake of Egypt home. All of them love the serenity and the long summer days fishing, boating, leaping off the dock, and grilling on the deck of their cabin as the sun goes down.
At one time, the rumble of freight cars reverberated through the narrow tunnel. Wooden trestles, with their system of slanted supports and horizontal cross pieces, spanned numerous bluffs and creeks. Passengers in Pullman cars clocked the miles with these and other landmarks as they traveled one of southern Illinois' most scenic routes.Tunnel Hill State Trail stretches for 45 miles from Harrisburg to Karnak. The trail continues on a trails spur for 2.5 miles from Karnak to Cache River State Natural Area - Henry Barkhausen Wetlands Center on the old Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad bed.
Get ready for a grape-tastic adventure on the Shawnee Wine Trail in Illinois! It's like a treasure hunt for wine lovers, linking together super cute boutique wineries. Each spot has its own special vibe and yummy wines that show off what Southern Illinois' grapes can do. Sip on some delicious wines, chill out, and take in the gorgeous views – it's like a mini-vacation in every glass! Whether you're a wine expert or just like a nice glass, this trail is all about fun, tasty discoveries, and stunning scenery. So, grab your friends and get ready to raise a glass to good times on the Shawnee Wine Trail!
Mermet Springs is one of the most popular dive facilities in the Midwest, attracting the attention of news media and national scuba diving publications, including National Geographic and other diving publications. The water visibility at Mermet Springs is exceptional and can range from 15 feet to over 60 feet. Water temperature varies with the Midwest seasons and ranges to the low 40s at depth during winter, up to the mid-80s above the thermocline in the summer. Whether you are looking for a scuba training facility or a dive site that you and the entire family can enjoy, plan your next trip to Mermet Springs, where you can dive in First Class.
Illinois' first entirely tree-based, eco-friendly zip line canopy tour, located on 83 wooded acres surrounded by the Shawnee National Forest. Shawnee Bluffs Canopy Tour consists of eight zip lines, the longest stretching more than 1,100 feet, which will zig-zag across the property's bluffs and through the valley. The tour also includes 11 platforms high in the trees, three aerial suspension bridges, the longest stretching 180 feet, and three short ground hikes. A canopy tour is an exciting way to experience the flora, fauna, geology and history of the outdoors by safely traversing an established route of ziplines and aerial bridges between platforms built in the trees, and they are just plain FUN!A canopy tour's purposeful utilization of the natural terrain coupled with an intentional low environmental impact delivers an adrenaline-filled adventure and educational experience!
Welcome to Touch of Nature Outdoor Education Center, where nature comes alive and learning takes on a whole new dimension. Nestled amidst the breathtaking beauty of the Shawnee National Forest in southern Illinois, our center offers a unique and immersive outdoor educational experience like no other. Whether you're a student, teacher, outdoor enthusiast, or simply someone seeking to reconnect with nature, Touch of Nature provides a diverse range of programs, activities, and serene surroundings that inspire discovery, personal growth, and environmental stewardship. Step into a world where adventure meets education, and let Touch of Nature ignite your passion for the great outdoors.
One of the most photographed locations in the state, Garden of the Gods' scenic beauty is extraordinary. In the recreation area you can hike, camp, nature watch or picnic.The Observation Trail features unique sandstone rock formations and panoramic views of the surrounding Garden of the God Wilderness. Interpretive signs explain the geological history. The 1/4-mile trail is made of natural sandstone and takes about an hour to walk. It contains short, steep grades and steps; benches are located along the trail and as a whole the trail is not tiring. Caution should be used due to the high cliffs in the area.
Ferne Clyffe State Park has been known as an outstanding natural scenic spot for a century. An abundance of ferns, unique geological features and unusual plant communities create an atmosphere that enhances the many recreational facilities offered at the park. Trails wind through picturesque woods, allowing visitors to view fascinating rock formations and inspiring vistas. Ferne Clyffe also offers camping, picnicking, hiking, hunting and fishing.
Few natural formations are as awe-inspiring or intriguing as a cave. The deep, dark recesses immediately conjure up images of adventure and mystery.At Cave-In-Rock in southern Illinois, atop the high bluffs overlooking the scenic Ohio River, the heavily wooded park is named for the 55-foot-wide cave that was carved out of the limestone rock by water thousands of years ago.In addition to the natural splendor of the cave itself, the park contains hiking trails of moderate difficulty for exploration and appreciation of tranquil forests and inspiring views. There are three developed playground areas for children and shaded picnic areas situated throughout the park provide tables and grills. Four large picnic shelters are available for group gatherings.
With its breathtaking natural beauty and unlimited opportunities for outdoor recreation, a trip to Giant City State Park near Carbondale is sure to delight visitors of all ages. From camping and horseback riding to fishing and rappelling, it's an outdoor lover's paradise. Visitors will marvel at the many hiking trails. Especially popular is the Giant City Nature Trail, home of the "Giant City Streets" - huge bluffs of sandstone formed 12,000 years ago.Nestled in the Shawnee National Forest, Giant City State Park was named for the unique impressions made by its massive sandstone structures and a landscape like none other, with lush garments of fern, moss, flowering mints, hundreds of species of wild flowers and more than 75 varieties of towering trees.
Experience the scenic splendor of southern Illinois, with plenty of outdoor fun and events tied to the region's rich history, at Fort Massac State Park. Overlooking the mighty Ohio River from the southern tip of Illinois, this majestic location has been preserved and maintained since 1908, when it became Illinois' first state park. Today, Fort Massac is a captivating reminder of days gone by, a fascinating excursion through the entire course of American history, and the perfect place to relax in soothing natural surroundings.
Dixon Springs State Park is one of several state parks in the Illinois Shawnee Hills. The park is situated on a giant block of sandstone deposited 315 million years ago, which was dropped 500 feet along a fault line that extends northwesterly across Pope County. The resulting rocky scenery gives visitors the chance to explore breathtaking canyons and waterfalls.
Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge was established on August 5, 1947. The refuge is made up of 44,000 acres of land with a great diversity of flora and fauna. The major habitats on the refuge include oak hickory upland forest, bottomland hardwood forest, cropland, grazing units, brushland, prairie, wetlands and lakes. The refuge also includes a 4,050 acre congressionally designated wilderness area.
National wildlife refuges offer us all a chance to unplug from the stresses of daily life and reconnect with our natural surroundings. A visit to a national wildlife refuge is a great way to enjoy the great outdoors and discover a new place. Visitors can enjoy the refuge in many ways! Whether you enjoy hiking, canoeing, hunting, wildlife photography, or birdwatching, a visit to Cypress Creek National Wildlife Refuge is a great way to explore nature.
Sitting in the heart of the Shawnee National Forest, Jackson Falls is one of the busiest hubs of outdoor recreation in Southern Illinois. Known as the “Best Kept Secret in Illinois” this place is home to some of the largest seasonal waterfalls and streams in the region. Locals flock here every summer to escape the heat and wade in the natural pool below the towering North Falls. This canyons' 70 foot sheer sandstone cliffs and 4 miles of trails draw in rock climbers, bouldering enthusiasts, equestrians, mountain bikers, and hikers from all over the region.
Bell Smith Springs is one of the most beautiful recreation areas the Shawnee National Forest has to offer. It contains a series of clear, rocky streams and scenic canyons bordered by high sandstone cliffs and an abundance of vegetation unique to Illinois. The trail system consists of eight miles of interconnected trails featuring strange and wonderful rock formations, such as Devil's Backbone, Boulder Falls, and a natural rock bridge. Hiking this system of trails is a favorite activity because of the rock features, scenic overlooks, hidden springs and lush flora and fauna. (excludes Redbud Campground).
Burden Falls Wilderness is located in Pope County. The Wilderness is located adjacent to Bay Creek Wilderness and is in a stone's throw of Bell Smith Springs Recreation Area.Burden Falls Wilderness is comprised of a central hardwood ecosytem with some pine plantations. Trails for hiking and equestrian use will take you by some indications of past use by people including homestead, fruit trees, cemeteries and abandoned roads. Of course, there is a small, but very scenic waterfall located on the southern edge of the wilderness.
The United States Congress designated Panther Den as a wilderness area in 1990. It now has a total of 1195 acres, 1081 acres is National Forest System and other portion is the Crab Orchard Wilderness. The primary trail system is the River to River Trail. This trail is well marked and has several loops are in the system. Several other trails branch off the River to River Trail and support the main trail system.
Trail of Tears State Forest is situated in western Union County, five miles northwest of Jonesboro and 20 miles south of Murphysboro. Just over 5,000 acres are within the state forest. The state forest system in Illinois was established to set aside lands for the growing of timber needed in production of forest products, for watershed protection, and to provide outdoor recreation. Trail of Tears State Forest is a multiple-use site managed for timber, wildlife, ecosystem preservation, watershed protection and recreation.
Little Grand Canyon is especially beautiful during April and October when spring wildflowers and fall colors are at their peak. The entire trail is 3 miles trail but shorter segments can be taken that lead to scenic overlooks. The upper trail has interpretive signs. In the canyon the trail winds along the base of 300-foot bluffs and through a bottomland forest before leading out of the canyon through a rocky creekbed.
Featuring ancient cypress-tupelo swamps, bottomland hardwood forests, sandstone bluffs, and limestone glades, the Cache River Wetlands is a rich and diverse area that provides habitat for many unique and fascinating plants and animals. It is a place to enjoy hiking, birding, kayaking and canoeing, hunting, fishing, photography, and learning about the natural world. With its wooded hills and cypress swamps, it would be easy to mistake this magical place for Louisiana rather than Illinois.
Location: Crab Orchard Lake is a 6965-acre impoundment located in the Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge between Marion and Carbondale in Williamson County Illinois. Description: The Crab Orchard Lake fishery is cooperatively managed by the Illinois Department of Natural Resources and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. A user permit is required to access the Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge. Information can be obtained by calling the refuge visitor center at 618-997-3344.
Location: Rend Lake is located in Franklin and Jefferson counties along IL Interstate 57 approximately 15 miles south of Mt. Vernon and just northwest of Benton. Description: Rend Lake was completed in 1971 by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The lake was formed by constructing a 2-mile-long dam across the Big Muddy River floodplain. At normal pool, Rend Lake has a surface area of 20,633 acres, a maximum depth of 35 feet, and a mean depth of 10 feet. The lake is thirteen miles long and three miles wide and has 162 miles of shoreline. It is the second largest impoundment in Illinois.
Location: Kinkaid Lake is located in Jackson County three miles northwest of Murphysboro off of State Route 149. Description: There are 3 public boat launching facilities around the Lake. Kinkaid Lake is 2750 acres in size, has a shoreline length of 82 miles and a maximum depth of 80 feet. The NW portion of the Lake consists of a 3-mile no-wake zone. For a copy of the Kinkaid Lake fish attractor map please email [email protected]
Location: Ferne Clyffe Lake is located within Ferne Clyffe State Park approximately one mile south of Goreville, IL in Johnson County. Description: Ferne Clyffe Lake is a relatively clear, infertile, 16-acre, IDNR-owned impoundment. The lake is mostly surrounded by forest and has a one-mile perimeter walking trail.
Location: Devils Kitchen Lake is a deep, clear, 810-acre impoundment located in the south portion of the Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge between Marion and Carbondale in Williamson County, Illinois. Description: The Devils Kitchen Lake fishery is cooperatively managed by the Illinois Department of Natural Resources and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The lake is mostly surrounded by forest and has three boat ramps. The southern half of Devils Kitchen contains abundant standing timber, and a portion of the lake's southeast end is reserved for electric motors and paddling only.
Location: Cedar Lake is located five miles southwest of Carbondale in Jackson County. The City of Carbondale boat access area is located at the end of Cedar Creek Road off of Old Route 51 South. Another boat access area can be found south of Murphysboro off of State Route 127. Description: Cedar Lake is 1750 acres in size with a maximum depth of 60 feet. The northern half of the shoreline is owned by the City of Carbondale. The southern half of the shoreline is surrounded by Shawnee National Forest, which is owned by the US Forest Service. There is no marina on Cedar Lake.
Location: Dutchman Lake is a relatively clear, infertile, 118-acre U.S. Forest Service-owned impoundment located approximately five miles north of Vienna, IL in Johnson County. Description: The lake is surrounded by forest and has a gravel access road and boat ramp. The Dutchman Lake watershed is large, so significant rains have the potential to quickly raise the water level and decrease transparency.
Location: Little Grassy Lake is a deep, clear, 1000-acre impoundment located in the south portion of the Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge between Marion and Carbondale in Williamson County Illinois. Description: The Little Grassy Lake fishery is cooperatively managed by the Illinois Department of Natural Resources and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The lake is surrounded by forested land, has three boat ramps, and a marina.
Location: Arrowhead Lake is located on the east edge of Johnston City, IL, in Williamson County. Description: Arrowhead Lake is a 30-acre, city-owned impoundment. The lake is partially surrounded by forest and has a lakefront campground, improved boat ramp, and perimeter walking trail.
Location: Dongola City Reservoir is located in Union County west of Dongola. From Dongola, head west on Mill Street/Lake Road and turn north onto Howell Lane/Mill Creek Road. Description: Dongola City Reservoir is 58 acres in size. There is a single lane boat ramp with dock. There are no restrooms or concessions available.
Located in the heart of Giant City State Park, just 10 miles south of Rt 13 (Carbondale, IL) on Giant City Road. Giant City Stables offers guided horseback trail rides and for our younger horse lovers, we offer pony rides.
We have horseback rides from one hour to unlimited riding. trails offer scenic views of the forest, streams, waterfalls, caves, towering rock bluffs, wildlife, historic settlements or a winery. If you're a first-time rider looking for a leisurely walk or a more experienced rider wanting to "kick it up a notch" our horses are trained and well-mannered.
The Kincaid Mounds Illinois Historic Site consists of 105 acres at the heart of Kincaid Mounds Archaeological Site. Portions of the Archaeological Site extend to private property north and east of the Historic Site. The State property has been designated a National Historic Landmark and is on the National Register of Historic Places of the United Sates. The Kincaid Mounds Support Organization is a local non-profit corporation that manages the site under contract with the Illinois Historic Preservation Agency. At present, public access is limited to an observation/interpretation platform adjacent to Kincaid Mounds Road. The goals for the Historic Site include preservation of the archaeological resource, facilitation of research, and interpretation of the site to the public.
Rolling Oak Alpaca Ranch in Southern Illinois is a super fun spot where you can hang out with some of the fluffiest and friendliest alpacas around! This family-owned ranch is a cozy place to learn cool stuff about these cuddly creatures. You can feed them, pet their soft fur, and even see how their fleece is turned into yarn. It's a great place for a family day out, animal lovers, or anyone who wants to chill with some chill alpacas in the beautiful countryside. Get ready for some fluffy fun at Rolling Oak!
Live It Up all in one place! Walker's Bluff Casino has a big gaming area with plenty of space to explore and pick your favorite games. You can find slot machines of every kind and for every budget, so everyone can find something they like. More into card and table games? There's Blackjack, craps, roulette, baccarat, Texas hold'em, and others waiting for you.
From large concerts, like Brandley Gilbert and Luke Combs, to community events, like PBR Bull Riding, Nitro Circus, and the Colt World Series, Mtn Dew Park has hosted some exciting events in Southern Illinois. Mtn Dew Park is also home to the Thrillville Thrillbillies. This Prospect League is a collegiate summer baseball league comprising teams of college players from North America and beyond. All players in the league must have NCAA eligibility remaining in order to participate.
Towering above the landscape at a over 111 feet, and visible for over 7,500 square miles, Bald Knob Cross is situated in the Shawnee National Forest near the small town of Alto Pass, Illinois. A national symbol of faith, this 111-foot-tall cross, when illuminated at night, can be seen over an area of 7,500 square miles atop the most prominent elevation in Southern Illinois. The cross is surrounded by the Shawnee National Forest.
Alto Vineyards' grapes have deep roots in tradition, family, and community. Following our first vintage in 1988, we founded the rebirth of the grape growing and winemaking industry in Southern Illinois. We serve our finely-crafted wines with artful events and entertainment at two spacious and vibrant tasting rooms in Alto Pass and Champaign. We have amassed over 1000 State, National, and International awards and are currently offering 22 premier wines.
Anchoring the eastern end of the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail, our winery offers award-winning Illinois wines, classical Tuscan style and breathtaking views of the Shawnee National Forest. Designed with Tuscan-inspired décor including stucco walls, hand-hewn beams, Portuguese tiles and beautifully carved doors, we know that you will enjoy the carefree elegance of the winery while savoring a glass of our hand-crafted wine.
As members of the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail, we offer a beautiful winery with incredible views of the southern Illinois landscape. Located just minutes from Carbondale, our facility in Alto Pass offers panoramic views of the winery's orchards and vineyards with a picturesque backdrop of the Shawnee National Forest. While visiting, enjoy a variety of award winning Illinois wines, craft beer and delicious hard apple cider.
Down a winding road, beyond a luscious vineyard awaits the rustic elegance of the Tasting Room. The beautifully carved full service bar features a wide selection of beers, cocktails, and wines. Relax around the fireplace in comfortable high back lounge chairs or enjoy live music outside near a glowing fire. The Tasting Room is an ideal atmosphere for all occasions. Behind the Tasting Room a small waterfall pours alongside arched double doors with the inscription “Down the Rabbit Hole” welcoming visitors to the Wine Cave. The intriguing tunnel leads visitors into a domed area of the cave with a circular bar. The crowning skylight allows the sun and moon to filter through the cave giving it an intimate feel.
Welcome to StarView Vineyards! We are a family owned winery & vineyard nestled in the hills of Cobden, Illinois. We are proud to offer award-winning wines made on-site here in southern Illinois. Red and white, dry to sweet, we are sure to have something you like. We also offer a variety of appetizers and entrees to enjoy while you sip on our delicious wines. For a full list of our wines and food options please check out our menu. We have music all year long each weekend! We offer seating inside, on the deck, or in our yard under the giant Oak tree. We are a family and pet friendly establishment, so feel free to bring your two and four-legged children.
At Feather Hills Vineyard, we believe in offering more than just wine. We are a celebration of nature and the warm, inviting spirit of the Shawnee Hills. Eat at our restaurant, Fork and Vine. Sip on terroir inspired wines, and Stay in one of our luxury cabins while experiencing all that Southern Illinois has to offer.
Welcome to Honker Hill Winery. We take pride in the fact that all of our fine wines are produced from fruit grown directly at our vineyard. A mainstay of the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail, our winery is located on the highest point in Williamson County and surrounded by the Shawnee National Forest. Relax with friends and family, while listening to live entertainment in our cozy tasting room, observe nature from our outdoor fireplace and gazebo; or enjoy a stroll around our pond, while sipping on a glass of your favorite wine or sangria. Our goal is to be a fun and engaging location for the entire family. With acres upon acres of land, our weekends are filled with adults laughing and listening to the area's best live music and kids playing and running in the green grass. At Honker Hill, everyone will have a great time!
We are a local winery and cidery based out of Cobden, Illinois. All of our wine and cider products are produced and bottled on site using as many local ingredients as we can get our hands on!
You will find us in the scenic fruit and wine country among the rolling hills of southern Illinois in the small town of Alto Pass. We are located just 16 miles south of Carbondale and are surrounded by Shawnee National Forest. A proud member of the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail, the Peachbarn is where gourmet food is served with estate bottled Illinois wine.
We're only a ten-minute drive from Southern Illinois University. We welcome students, faculty, staff, families, and alumni to come by for a visit. Stop by to grab a bottle or stay for the afternoon and enjoy the view. Kite Hill Vineyards wines have received state and international acclaim, and we can't wait to share them with you.
Specializing in wines made from locally grown fruits other than grapes, we offer seven table wines and two fortified dessert wines. All of our wines have received multiple awards in regional, national, and international judging and we have a very comfortable atmosphere to enjoy them.
Since 1969, the Lake of Egypt Country Club has welcomed golfers from throughout southern Illinois and beyond. Surrounded by the beautiful Lake of Egypt, we are the only course in the region with beautiful lake views paired with a premier golf experience for all ages and skill levels. LOECC features a wide array of competitive tournaments and event opportunities, driving range, and leagues for everyone. The Club's pool, restaurant, and bar are additional amenities for our members to enjoy.
This 18-hole course, designed by renowned golf architect Steve Smyers, was named by Travel + Leisure as one of “America's 100 Best Courses for $100 or Less.” Kokopelli offers a full-service pro shop, professionals who offer personal golf instruction and an eight-acre practice facility. With our full service pro shop, members area, and newly renovated event center Kokopelli has something for everyone.
We offer challenging golf in a beautiful setting alongside Rend Lake. Expansive bent grass greens. Zoysia fairways and tees. Numerous water hazards. Wide continuous cart paths throughout. Meticulous landscaping creating a mature, natural setting.
Crab Orchard Golf Club is an 18 hole semi private golf course that is an enjoyable place to play no matter your skill level or age. The par 70 course boasts water on nine holes, large oak trees throughout, and lush fairways of Myers Zoysia and Westwood Bermuda. Bentgrass greens allow for year-round play for the avid golfer. The golf course plays dramatically different depending on which of the 5 tees that are chosen. The average player can have fun playing from the middle and forward tees, but the golf course becomes much more demanding from the Championship markers. A driving range and practice green are available to the public, and private lessons can be scheduled with a PGA Professional on staff. The golf course is available for outings, and special meeting rooms are available for rent for civic groups and private parties. Conveniently located between Carbondale and Marion near IL Highway 13 and just minutes from Interstate 57, COGC is easily accessible for daily play, a weekend away, or your next outing.
Pine Lakes is a public 18-hole golf course featuring a driving rang, practice facilities, narrow fairways, water hazards, and a plethora of pine trees pine trees. The Clubhouse offers locker rooms with showers, storage lockers for members, snack bar & grill, small bar, and comfortable seating. The banquet facility hosts wedding receptions, birthdays, corporate events, and golf outings.
The Whitecotton Antique Mall is one of Southern Illinois' largest Antique Malls with over 10,000 sq ft all on one floor. We have 85+ Dealers displaying a wide varity of antique furniture-glassware-antique tools-primitives and much more.
The Countree Peddler Antique Mall located in Goreville, IL. We are a true Antique store.
Warehouse is in a 2 story brick building built in 1907. We have 14,000 sq ft and over 50 dealers.
Antique Mall located at 901 Camarato Dr. in Herrin, IL. Over 15,000 Sqft of amazing antiques and collectibles.
Used Furniture, Primitives, Antiques, Collectibles, Nic-Naks. Open 7 days a week.
Antiques & vintage, art & artisan made, zero waste, repurposed, local honey, fair trade items & more!
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