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Visitors Guide to Places
to Stay
in the
Meeting of the Great Rivers Scenic Byway Area
Madison, Jersey & Calhoun Counties, Illinois
Whatever your preference, the Meeting of the
Great Rivers Scenic Byway area has a large variety of accommodations to choose
from. Bed and Breakfast establishments dot the region with choices ranging from
stately Victorian era homes that are on the National Register of Historic Places
to inns with scenic views of the Mississippi River. Quality hotels and motels
can be found in every part of the region. For those who like an outdoors
atmosphere there are plenty of camping options, most with RV facilities.
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Bed
and Breakfasts
and Alternative Lodging Options |
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Guests to the Meeting of the Great Rivers Scenic
Byway area have a wide variety of Bed and Breakfast establishments as well
as Guest Houses, Suites, and other forms of alternative lodging to choose
from. The types of atmospheres of these establishments offer range from
the elegant Victorian style, down home country charm, rustic outdoor
adventure, and modern establishments meant for longer stays. In addition
guests can choose to get away from it all in countryside settings or
choose locations that are near the center of things. |
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Hotels
and Motels |
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The Meeting of the Great Rivers Scenic Byway area
offers its guests a number of different lodging options in terms of price
and location. greatriverroad.com has divided the listings into two
regions: the River Bend area which includes Northern Madison, Jersey and
Calhoun counties and is in close proximity to the Scenic Byway and
Southern Madison County which is closer to downtown St. Louis. |
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Southern
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Madison County |
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Campgrounds |
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There are a number of options for visitors to the
area with two state parks in the region and a number of private
campgrounds. Camping options in the northern
section of the Meeting of the Great Rivers Scenic Byway area is limited to
Pere Marquette State Park, but the Park (the largest in the state of
Illinois) accommodates all types of campers. |
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