The tree-shaded park boasts a picnic area, playground, and baseball, softball and soccer fields. Klucker Hall, which is available to all residents, is frequently the site of private parties, meetings and wedding receptions. Of all the original settlements in Shiloh Valley Township, only Shiloh remains today. Although Shiloh is primarily a residential community, a number of businesses also flourish in the Village. New businesses are always welcome.
Churches also play an important role in community life.
Shiloh is home to several. There are few traces of the coal mines and railroads which originally led to Shiloh being incorporated as a Village in 1905. Although Shiloh residents adhere to traditional values, the Village is looking toward the future. Over the years Shiloh's population has progressively grown, in part because of Shiloh's outlook. The decision to expand light rail into the local area, combined with the approval of joint use of air facilities by the military and civilians at Scott Air Force Base, and construction of Mid America Airport ensures that Shiloh will continue to grow and prosper.