Orland Park, IL is one of the many towns in southern Illinois with a population of over twelve hundred thousand people. This small town sits north of the Chicago city limits on the southern edge of the Illinois River and south of the Stullberg Reservoir. It is known for being a year-round recreation destination as it offers scenic river views and the popular Sober Living in Orland Park program that puts together residents who are willing to live a “green” lifestyle. Sober Living in Orland Park is a collaboration between a number of local non-profit organizations and the City of Orland Park itself. The goal is to create a community that promotes healthy living, green living, and healthy interaction among its members. Among the various programs offered by Sober Living in Orland Park are the Halfway House, the Spirit House, and the Sunflower House. All of these houses feature everything from large, fully furnished homes, to condos that can be rented for short-term periods of time or a month or longer. Information about each of the houses can be found online at the website or by contacting the concerned groups directly. All three of these houses offer weekly activities designed to keep residents active, occupied, and reconnected to the larger Sober Living program. The Halfway House is located just down the street from the Adler Planetarium, which is a wonderful sight to see on a warm, spring day. The Halfway House also features a wonderful garden featuring full sun landscaping. It is conveniently located close to the bus station, which is in the middle of a busy road where many pedestrians pass through every day. Information about the Halfway House can also be found online at its website or by contacting the concerned groups directly. If you are interested in learning more about this unique community in southern Illinois, you can also contact the City of Orland Park and ask for further information.