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Stop 1

259 N Co Rd 200 E.
Arthur, IL - 61911 US
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Beachy's Bulk Foods is pleased to offer a wide-range of specialty products that can't easily be found elsewhere. Our unique selection includes deli meats and cheese, freshly made peanut butter, gluten and sugar free items, pickled jar goods, homemade pies and baked goods, and so much more.

Telephone Number:  217-543-3447

Stop 2

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125 N County Rd. 425 E
Arcola, IL - 61910 US
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Aikman is a wildlife drive-thru park where you can get up close and personal with animals you've only seen behind fencing at a zoo or on television. Aikman’s is located between Arthur and Arcola, less than 6 miles west from Interstate 57.

Telephone Number: 217-268-3500

http://www.aikmanwildlife.com

 

Stop 3

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1749 A E County Rd 1900 N.
Arthur, IL - 61911 US
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The Great Pumpkin Patch, just south of Arthur, invites guest every fall to visit the farm and see over 300 varieties of pumpkins, squash and gourds from over 30 countries.

Telephone Number: 217-543-2394

TGPP Homepage- The 200 Acres

Stop 4

48 E Co Rd 200 N
Arthur, IL - 61911 US
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Get up close and personal with an Amish Family and enjoy a Buggy Ride.
Telephone: 217-543-4190

Stop 5

122 E Progress
Arthur, IL - 61911 US
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A beautiful place to host all your events, Penn Station is only a few years old. They do have music every Wednesday evening at 7pm, local house band.

Telephone Number: 217-962-0015

http://pennstationarthur.com

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South Eberhardt Drive
, - US
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Our park has a beautiful covered pavalion with lots of picnic tables for seating 

swings, slides and so much more to do and explore 

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284 East Illinois Route 133
Arthur, - 61911 US
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Illinois Amish Heritage Center

284 East Illinois Route 133

P.O. Box 284

Arthur, Illinois 61911

 

The Illinois Amish Heritage Center seeks to enhance the preservation, understanding, and appreciation of all aspects of Amish culture and heritage in Illinois from 1865, the founding year of the Arthur Amish settlement, to the present day. Through multiple Amish houses—including the 1865 Moses Yoder House (a founding member of the community), a German schoolhouse, an Amish barn, and an Amish workshop—we seek to immerse and educate our guests in the rich, vibrant history of the Illinois Amish. We continue to expand our mission and commitment to the community by opening our new visitor center and museum complex, set to open in summer 2027.

 

Current operating hours are Saturdays, 10 am to 4 pm

 

For more information about the site, scheduling weekday tours or field trips, or general inquiries, please visit us at our 

Website: https://www.illinoisamish.org 

or 

Contact: Michael Gramm Coffman, Executive Director

admin@illinoisamish.org

 

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