SO AMAZING SO FUN! Great team and great people…read moreMusic was 10/10 Definitely worth the money I want to live here!

Very pricey for what you get. After a big fee to get in everything costs. Tables are $55 minimum…read more You have to pay for life vests which are required in certain areas. Very rocky, very hilly. The bathrooms are porta-potties which is nasty. Just believe the price is steep for what you get.

An Unforgettable Stay at Boiling Springs Campgrounds: A Riverside Haven in Dixon, MO…read moreRating: My family and I recently had the pleasure of staying at Boiling Springs Campgrounds in Dixon, MO for a week-long getaway, and I cannot express enough how delighted I was with my experience. From the moment we arrived until the day of departure, every aspect of my stay surpassed my expectations, leaving me with cherished memories and a longing to return. Here's why Boiling Springs Campgrounds is an absolute gem: Prime Location: The campground's full hookup sites right on the river provided an idyllic setting for our stay. The soothing sounds of the flowing water combined with the breathtaking views made for an unbeatable backdrop. Additionally, the proximity to the swimming area meant that we could easily take a refreshing dip or go fishing whenever we desired. Abundant Activities: BSC Outdoors truly knows how to cater to outdoor enthusiasts. With a wide range of floating options and various trip lengths available, there was an adventure suited for everyone. The well-maintained facilities ensured a safe and enjoyable experience, leaving me with nothing but pure excitement and fun-filled memories. Impeccable Maintenance: Boiling Springs Campgrounds prides itself on its meticulous upkeep, and it shows. The grounds are beautifully landscaped, creating a serene atmosphere that instantly put me at ease. The cleanliness and attention to detail were evident throughout our stay, making us feel like valued guests. Family-Friendly Amenities: Whether you're traveling with children or just young at heart, Boiling Springs Campgrounds has something for everyone. The on-site playground provided endless entertainment for the little ones. Families can also opt for comfortable cabins or choose from tent sites, partial hookups, or full hookups, ensuring that every visitor's needs are met. Flexibility and Convenience: Boiling Springs Campgrounds offers a range of site options, including drive-through and back-in sites. This flexibility made the arrival and departure process a breeze. The convenience of partial and full hookups ensured a comfortable stay, allowing us to focus on enjoying our time together as a family vs keeping track of when the black or grey tanks were full etc. In conclusion, our stay at Boiling Springs Campgrounds was an absolute delight. From the serene riverside location to the abundance of activities, this campground has something for everyone. The well-maintained facilities, beautifully landscaped grounds, and family-friendly amenities make it an ideal destination for those seeking relaxation and outdoor adventures. I cannot recommend Boiling Springs Campgrounds enough, and I eagerly anticipate our next visit to this exceptional haven in Dixon, MO. Thank you to everyone at BSC Outdoors for making our family getaway a safe and memorable one! We can't wait to come back!

Great spot, great staff. You can float the Gasconade one day and Big Piney the next, so stay a few…read morenights. Great shower and restrooms, with firewood and ice available on site. Five stars!

Great park and great place to play Pokémon Ho and kids have all sorts of fun. All kinds of places…read morefor family gatherings

Lyons Club park is a decent park to let your little run around and burn off some energy. Probably…read morerate it 3.5/5 but since half stars can't be awarded, I gave 3/5. Some of the equipment here is new-new, some is fairly new, some is old and some appears to be antiques. The old stuff definitely needs to be replaced. I saw some of those metal slides that we all got 3rd degree burns on during summer months back in the 1980s. Haha. There is a lot of equipment, spread out pretty far so during "Covid times", we didn't have to worry about being so close to everyone. Unfortunately, it had rained recently so most equipment had puddles it, the grassy area between playgrounds was basically a mud pit. Ick. All in all, decent place to bring your kids.

So much fun!! We saw the many hilarious billboards along…read moreour route and decided to give it a look. We made the right choice. Staff was so great and helpful and there is a lot to choose from. Ur gonna love it.

3 of us did the Tomb of Doom, and let me tell you it was great. We didn't finish but we were darn…read moreclose. This is something you don't want to miss when you're in the Fort Lenordwood area!

My granddaughters were visiting again and I took them to the water park and they had a great time…read more The place was very clean and has a women's and family locker room with showers. There's locker's availble as well. There's a concession stand with limited food and drinks but very reasonable. Zero entry, most of the pool areas are 3'6 deep to 3'. There are baby slide, a medium wide slide and a large slide as well as a basketball hoop, innertubes and a deeper area for the larger kids and adults. There are plenty of lounge chaise and tables with an umbrellas. They take cash or checks, no debit or credit cards. Nice for the locals and those who are visiting the area. My only suggestion is that the teenagers working there, learn how to say "Thank You" when taking money either for entry or at the concession stand.

This was one of our family's favorite summer fun spots. ...sadly besides learning that they would…read moreprefer nursing mother's not come here, they still charge $5 and no longer have tube floats....

**Update** I got a flyer in the mail the other day, appaently the classes no longer cost extra? I…read morewonder if that means the fees will go up. We actually just moved away, so it does't matter to us...but I am glad they are moving to that system. ______________ Before we moved to Rolla, we already knew about the Centre....we were super-excited because our house is essentially across the street. I had dreams of becoming a regular there, maybe even kicking off my zumba teaching career....hitting the waterslides in the summer, and overall making it my new home-away-from-home (like the Oakland Y was for me back in CA). But....that's not what has happened. Sadly. The classes here are totally meh. At first I thought that the Zumba teacher was ok, but after going on and off for a few months, I am not impressed. The class isn't really intense enough, and the music is stale. I understand and appreciate doing the same songs so people know the moves and whatever, but seriously...the Selfie song? Still??!? Other classes...I think most of them in the 8:30 slot are all taught by the same person (Jay) now. I understand there was some drama with the departure of the old teacher, but not sure what.....Anyhow, Jay is obviously very excited about fitness and has his followers (including my Boo) but he just doesn't do it for me. I don't really understand the point of playing music (especially during weight lifting) if you're not going to do stuff *along* with the music? I've not done spin (I am kind of outraged that it costs extra!!!) or yoga because neither particularly interests me...there really aren't that many classes, especially if you're not a senior citizen. Now that I think about it, it really bothers me that so many of the classes cost extra (Zumba, Spin, maybe yoga, I don't remember). The membership is definitely not cheap, so it just seems kind of messed up to charge extra. The machines and free weights are fine....I wish there were more barbells in the free-weight area. Or if they allowed people to use the aerobics studio between classes, where the majority of the lighter weights are (and there is space and mirrors for aerobics). I am not sure why they are so strict about that, maybe they are worried about weights walking off or someone falling down in there an not have anyone notice? Boo tells me that the swimming area (nautatorium?) is nice and rarely crowded. It seems like the hours for lap swimming are kind of limited, but I guess they're meeting the current demand. I think it's kind of neat they sometimes show movies Friday nights in the pool area for kids.

I'm a traveler and have been exercising for 20+ years. I've been into 40+ gyms in my life as I've…read moretraveled nationwide. This place is pretty great. Lacking a bit in some of the options for equipment but overall it's a great value.

My daughter ( 8 years old) spent her first week away from home at Cub Creek. She loved it. Her only…read morecomplaint is that at check in they only had adult size tee shirts. She enjoyed it so much we are already signed up to attend for a week next summer!

My son loves this camp, he has been going for 3 years straight. Don't just read all the negative…read morereviews on Yelp, check out Google for many more positive reviews. Only giving 4 starts instead of 5 due to the high cost, but I'm sure that's necessary. My son would give it 10 stars if he could, it has been life-changing for him. The counselors are very professional and meet kids where they are, he has nothing bad to say about the food. You can leave a bag of snacks for your kid in case they get hungry between meals or don't like the options. My son loves meeting and taking care of the animals. It's very well organized, especially the drop-off process. Pickup is fun, the kids take their families on a tour. My son loves this part. He has made some great friends at camp. Another negative is their email communication system changed from the first year, doesn't seem to be as smooth, it is a more complicated process than the app they used to use. But at least it's free, where before you had to pay. But that's minor. They also take tons of pics and post them every day so it's nice to see smiles on your kiddo when you miss them. I would recommend to send your kids here, you won't regret it!

5 stars because it is still here. There are picnic tables and a good sized parking area. It is…read moresituated in the median, in between the west and eastbound lanes. Interestingly, perhaps 30 or 50 miles east on I-44 is a rest stop also in the median. Access to westbound traffic only. But, I think the speed limit on I-44 is 70mph and at that speed it feels just unnatural to slow down in the fast lane to exit the highway! Anyway, the roadside park doesn't have that concern since the speed limit is in the 40's. It is a nice space with large trees and picnic tables. There is no fence around it so not a good place to take small kids who like to run to the edge of things. Just a few miles west is historic Waynesville and Roubidoux Springs - both places worth visiting.