Not far away as well is Cuneo Museum and Gardens, in Vernon Hills. The museum boasts a grand collection of old masters, 17th century tapestries, and a collection of beautiful oriental rugs, fine silver, and sculptures. These and many more interesting and appealing family adventures await in Zion and its immediate area. Zion enjoys a lifestyle all its own. In planning the community, the founding fathers created great open spaces in parks and wide boulevards that enhance the quality of life in the community.
Nature abounds in an endless array of beautiful vistas.
The earliest homes in the community are a mix of mansions and modest dwellings, American Foresquares and Cape Cods, two story and single story homes. Prohibited from expanding to the north or south by other communities and to the east by Lake Michigan, Zion's growth is to the west. Here, on gently rolling land, are an array of beautiful new homes, elegant townhouses, and stylish apartment complexes. New subdivisions are springing up on open and forested land. They bear such appealing names as Sunset Ridge, Jethro Court Woods, Brighton Ponds, and Harbor Ridge.