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Siloam Springs State Park was originally a land owned by George Meyers for his service in the Mexican and Black Hawk wars as part of a military tract that set land aside to be given to combat veterans. After his death, the land was purchased by a local businessman who erected bathing houses and hotels around the Siloam Springs and marketed it to cure almost all ailments. Today, visitors can partake in so much while visiting the state park. Amenities and features of the park include picnic shelters with barbecue grills and tables, restrooms, playgrounds, parking, horseshoe pits, a number of campsites, hiking trails, horse trails, concession stands, boat and canoe rentals, row boat rentals, boat launching ramps, fishing piers, and much more.

Address: 938 County Rd 3003 E, Clayton, IL 62324, Phone: 217-894-6205

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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