Devils Kitchen Marina and Campground is located on the northern end of the Devils Kitchen Lake. Campground offers 25 RV sites with electric and water hookups and 20 primitive sites. Open air pavilion with picnic table, grills, and large fire ring are provided. The Marina offers pontoon boats, fishing boats, canoes, and kayaks for rent. There is also provision for fishing and biking.
Location:
1625 Tacoma Lake Road, Carbondale Illinois 62901
Telephone
618-457-5004 Fax 618-457-5004
Other RV campgrounds and dealers nearby:
(Eddyville) Bear Branch Horse Camp
(Marble Hill) Castor River Park
(Carbondale) Devils Kitchen Marina and Campground
(Alto Pass) Hutchins' Creek Camping
(Vienna) Triple T Cedar Lake Ranch
(Glenallen) Twin Bridge Park
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01/09 Coming to The Carbondale area
International Bar-B-Q Festival Owensboro KY May10-11 The Owensboro riverfront becomes a hub of activity when cooking teams gather to compete with their secret recipes for barbecue.
Historic Newburgh Wine, Art and Jazz Festival Newburgh IN May17-18 There will be non stop jazz, wonderful wines, great food, and the opportunity to browse and purchase local art. All of this overlooking the beautiful Ohio River at the Old Lock & Dam Park.
Belleville Art on the Square Belleville IL May17-19
Lower Town Arts and Music Festival Paducah KY May17-19 The Lower Town Arts and Music Festival in Paducah, Kentucky is THE regional Festival for Western Kentucky and the surrounding area. The Festival's mission is to celebrate the cultural richness of this part of the country.
International Horseradish Festival Collinsville IL May31-June2 Admission is always free, parking is always free and musical entertainment is always free at the Horseradish Festival.
Handy Blues and Barbecue Festival Henderson KY June12-15 The W.C. Handy Blues and Barbecue Festival has become one of the largest free music festivals in the nation, drawing attendants from just about every state and many countries. The festival is a celebration of the life and legacy of Henderson resident and 'Father of the Blues', William Christopher Handy.
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