TOP 30 Retreat centers in Carlyle, Illinois

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MIRFA is a health institution located at 25495 Sand Ridge Road in Carlyle, Illinois, United States. They offer a wide range of medical services and treatments to help patients maintain and improve their health. The institution is dedicated to providing high-quality care and personalized attention to each individual. With a team of experienced healthcare professionals, MIRFA strives to promote wellness and well-being in the community.

Dam East-McNair Campground Spillway Loop is a beautiful institution located on the southern shore of Carlyle Lake in Illinois, United States. This campground offers a peaceful retreat for city-dwellers and families, just 50 miles east of St. Louis. The facility features a reservable group picnic shelter, individual campsites, a swimming beach, bathhouses, and laundry facilities. Visitors can enjoy nature trails, a multi-use trail, and access to the Dam East facilities. Carlyle Lake, spanning 26,000 acres, is known as one of the top ten inland sailing lakes in the nation. The area is home to a variety of wildlife and offers opportunities for bird-watching. The visitor center at Dam West Recreation Area provides information and nature exhibits, including a large aquarium with native fish.

Dam West Recreation Campground is a serene retreat located at 15334 Lake Road in Carlyle, Illinois, United States. Situated on the southern shore of Carlyle Lake, this campground offers a perfect escape for both city-dwellers and families. Just 50 miles east of St. Louis, Dam West Campground provides a peaceful small town atmosphere combined with the beauty of Illinois' largest man-made lake. With 109 campsites available, including both reservable and non-reservable options, visitors can enjoy modern amenities and easy access to a marina and boat storage facility. The adjacent Dam West Spillway and Dam West Day Use Area offer additional recreational opportunities, while the nearby Dam East facilities and McNair Group Area can be reached by walking or biking across the dam.