- The list below includes 25 free or cheap things to do in or near Makanda, Illinois, including 33 different types of inexpensive activities like Hiking Trails, Parks, Movie Theaters and History Museums.
- From Giant City State Park to Boo Rochman Memorial Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Makanda and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Marion, Carbondale and Cobden.
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Dixon Spring State Park is an outdoor park which can be a very relaxing holiday destination. The trailer parking facilities are excellent and spacious. It's very calm and beautiful at any time of the year.
45.1 Miles
In the Garden of the Gods there are plenty of trails, as well as 12 campsites with picnic areas.
45.9 Miles
Owned by Annie Schuchart and Judy Comer, the Front Street Studio & Art Gallery offers art classes for all ages. This unique gallery and art studio also offers demonstrations, artists receptions, and workshops.
46.7 Miles
Stadium seating, digital presentations and closed captioning are among the amenities at Cinemark Movie Theater. After the film, play a few games at the arcade. A private party room is available for rental.
46.7 Miles
Yaya's Island is an indoor kids' amusement area and party place that features a variety of attractions, including pirate-themed climbing and inflatable areas, a video game arcade, and a snack bar.
48.2 Miles
The awe inspiring Wacinton Sculpture is located in Paducha, KY. The 56,000 lbs. red oak was chiseled by Peter Toth in 1985, to commemorate the Chickasaw Indians who resided in the area until the Jackson purchase.
48.4 Miles
Spread on 135 acres and with a small lake on the grounds, with a small island in it, Bob noble Park also includes the usual amenities, such as playgrounds, an amphitheater, picnic areas, and trails.
48.5 Miles
In addition to 32 bowling lanes to play in, Cardinal Lanes has a shoe rental, arcade, concession stand, and more. They have glow bowling on Saturdays where the balls are glow in the dark.
49.3 Miles
Whitehaven is a welcome center with its main two story structure built in the second half of the 19th century. It is included in the National Register of Historic Places. The tour includes the entire house, with explanations about all the antiques inside.
49.7 Miles
The National Quilt Museum serves as the world's largest museum devoted to quilts and fiber-based art. Over 320 works of quilt art are featured as part of the main exhibit, and the institution's educational program helps quilters of any skill level.