Siloam Springs State Park

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Siloam Springs State Park, containing 3,323 acres of wooded hills and a beautiful lake, is about 20 miles East of Quincy. It is blanketed with trees, as well as a riot of wild flowers, including snap dragons, blackeyed Susans, wild roses, and white false indigo

The park contains equestrian trails totaling 23 miles, covering ridgetops and steep wooded valleys.

There is a separate camping area for riders and their mounts, with water and limited electricity.

phone 217-894-6205

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Getting there from Quincy - Drive out Rt 104 past Quincy Regional Airport, continuing East around a jog to the North and East, where Rt 104 departs to the Southeast, a total distance of 19.9 miles from the Rt 170 overpass, turn right and go South a distance of 2.4 miles to the Park Entrance.

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