Shaded playground, huge shaded picnic area, bathrooms, walking path around creek, volleyball/sand…read morearea and massive sports facilities. Great park in a nice area close to the mall!

Clean, well shaded playground with lots of equipment to entertain the kids. Huge pavilion, walking…read moretrail, baseball fields, volleyball court, tennis courts etc very nice community park.

It was the best movie place in Decatur hands down!…read more The Avon Theater is now closed indefinitely. The owner Skip Houston that took many long years to bring this place back from dilapidation has suddenly passed away in early 2025. Hopefully the city of Decatur or some business owners buy the place to keep it open. Such a shame to see it close. Read below https://www.wandtv.com/news/decaturs-avon-theater-announces-death-of-owner-skip-huston/article_1e74f58a-dff8-11ef-9274-f3174052234a.html

Love going to the Avon. They are so friendly and the snack choices are great. I love watching…read moremovies on their big screen.

A great small children's museum in Decatur. It doesn't have everything like some of the bigger…read moreones, but it is a great place to take your children to learn and explore. I think their hours are weird, but if you can get there right after school, or a Saturday, you won't be disappointed.

Great place nestled by the lake and zoo! Reasonable admission prices and enough for kids to do for…read morean hour or two! Great experience!

I originally rented the Penske moving truck in Aurora in order to clean out a storage locker,…read morebrought it back to Mattoon where we were living. We were in the process of closing on a home and loaded up the truck. Our new home was in Decatur so when the loan officer called to say the closing had been delayed, I was at a loss. We had no idea when we'd close plus the Penske truck was already loaded up. I called both the district office and the returning place for the truck which is Chevrolet Hall of Fame, and they understood it was out of my hands and worked with me until I was able to return it after a delayed closing. Brad at Chevy Hall of Fame truly went above and beyond. If we need to rent a truck for any reason, it'll be from here.

Absolutely worth the money! If u like Chey's, this is a very fun place.Make sure u take the time to…read morego. You won't be disappointed!!!

The museum is much larger than it appears and the original old buildings are interesting to…read moreexplore. Nice history galleries and historical collection.

This little museum is a treasure! It's packed with Macon County heritage and artifacts. The Lincoln…read morerelated materials are more than worth the effort to find it on the edge of Decatur near the airport. The outdoors element adds restored early pioneer buildings to the attraction. Also featured is a John McClary sculpture of a young Abraham Lincoln. A "can't miss" Decatur, IL cultural attraction.

What a gorgeous old theater that has been brought back to life by owners who have poured love and a…read moreton of money into it. The sound and lights are top notch and the performers they bring in are top tier. It's awesome to see shows like Jefferson Starship, Quiet Riot, Ace Frehley, Billy Bob Thornton and The Boxmasters and Chelcie Lynn at this venue . These notable acts all come simply to be a part of the stage legacy of The Lincoln.

The Lincoln Square Theater was built in 1916 on top of the remnants of a hotel that had burned down…read morein the exact spot. People say this theater is haunted by the ghosts of the people who died in that fire. We talked to one of the girls who works there and she told us a couple stories of things that have happened to her that make her believe this place is definitely haunted. There is a Haunted Decatur Tour that you can pay $40 to partake in, you get on a bus and drive all over the city and visit all the haunted spots. We lucked out, the tour had just arrived at the theater when we got out of dinner next door, and my friend was able to convince the tour guide to let us join in (for free!) for the Lincoln Theater part, since we were from out of town, would never be back, and wouldn't have time to take the whole tour. He was nice enough to let us. We probably only spent 15 minutes inside the theater, half of the time we stood on stage while he told us the history of all the people who had once performed here, from Houdini to the Marx Brothers to Bob Hope. The other half of the time we went backstage and looked at the famous spiral staircase that is supposed to be haunted. The tour guide had a few stories of his own about things he had experienced on the staircase. Do I think it's haunted? Who knows, I didn't experience anything, but it's cool to have visited, as this place regularly appears on lists of the most haunted places in the US.

Taste like nursing home food. Not enough servers. Whoever's running this place does not know how to…read morerun a business. Embarrassed to bring family and friends to dinner. Something always goes terribly wrong, undercooked, overcooked, don't get your whole meal. Always out of what you want most. This place has really started to go downhill. Far, far, far from what it was and what loved.