Not a lot going on here. RV park just 'steps away'. Neosho has several places to eat, and bowling,…read moreor maybe a movie. A 'quaint' little place. It will add a little content to your travel journal.

This is a interesting sight. It looks like an old train car converted into a flower bed…read more Depending in the time of year you go will dictate the beauty of this. We stayed in the RV camp grounds across from it. The camp grounds is called Hickory Creek RV Park and is owned by the city of Neosho. It cost $12.00 a night. There is water and Eletric hook ups but no sewer hook up. They do have a dump sight with water at the enteranc It is November and winter is sitting in. Will definitely return in the spring to look at it again.

Good ol' downtown Springfield, Missouri - the cultural lifeblood of this big city // small town…read moremecca so many of us call home. Situated conveniently between Missouri State University and Drury University (plus the other handful of colleges sprinkled throughout the city's north side), downtown Springfield has, in recent years, experienced an amazing resurgence in local business, from casual restaurants to hip bars to art galleries to small-scale boutique stores, plus services of all kinds. No matter who you are - a yuppie, a mustachioed bartender, a poor, bored college kid, an entire family - there's definitely something fun for you to do, even on a Sunday, maybe. Go ice skating or for a walk in the Jordan Valley area. Go hunting for that special treasure, old or new, at a boutique downtown. Grab a tasty bite to eat for breakfast, brunch, lunch, or just 'cause. Head to First Friday Art Walk. Take some artsy photos. Jay walk for the fun of it. Get your license renewed. Get your license revoked. But seriously, it's a great place to be and it's a huge part of what makes Springfield, Springfield. Get down there!

One of the highest points in Branson, This spot will give you amazing views of Historical Branson,…read moreTablerock Lake and the Dams. There is a restaurant right across the street as well. Beautiful any time of day!

Recently installed sculpture of a Kansas Route 66 highway sign made of rust-colored car tire rims…read more Park at the public parking lot between the traffic circle and SE Beasley Rd. You can read the info plaques about local history then walk over the mowed grass to the sculpture. Pretty fun photo op that gets decorated for major holidays.

This was my first Yelp event in Springfield, and my plus one and I had a great time!…read more The arts-and-crafts project was a great idea. Everyone (including myself) really got into decorating their Yelp party hats as birds, and the strawberry basil sangria's were a beautiful addition so none of us took ourselves too seriously :) The gift cards were a generous donation and very tempting reward as well. The appetizer was incredibly tasty, the atmosphere was beautiful, and the talk from Sara was a great insight into all the things Aviary has done and is looking to do in the near future. Our server was great, making certain everyone got a chance to order and kept our waters full. Due to a previous engagement, my guest and I needed to bow out a little early, so we didn't even get to see the crepe making demonstration, but I wish we could have! This was a fun event, a great idea, and a wonderful time. Fawn did an amazing job putting it all together and I look forward to some more Yelp outings in Springfield in the near future!

OYE--Official Yelp Event A hip French Crêperie…read more Service that never faltered. Greeted with sparkling sangria. Munched on umami bruschetta. Created fowl chapeaus. Some won coin for theirs. Tossed off a few crêpes on the griddle. Posed for the paparazzi. Collected a few new friends. Grateful for our Community Ambassador, FAWN!

If you want to remove the vin number off your car, hire a Vineater. For example, my cat Lychee…read more He'll eat anything. #BigIsBeautiful This is a small town just to the north of the turnpike heading across Oklahoma. It's very conservative and not very diverse and it's very windy (as in, blustery, not as in, curvy roads), and also cold in winter. It's also a lovely little peaceful hunk of a friendly town with an extremely low crime rate. Driving through here is always a pleasure and there are a few spots for good American Diner Fair.

It's located in a family oriented business. You can easily go inside for a minute and check off…read morethis thing that probably wasn't on your bucket list.

Completed in 2013, the Beacon of Hope sculpture is Freeman Health System's open-air memorial of the…read moreevents of the May 2011 tornado that struck Joplin. The tornado was part of a larger late-May tornado outbreak, the EF5 tornado began just west of Joplin and intensified very quickly, reaching a maximum width of nearly one mile (1.6 km) during its path through the southern part of the city. The tornado tracked eastward through Joplin, and then continued across Interstate 44 into rural portions of Jasper and Newton counties, weakening before it dissipated. The tornado killed 158 people, damaged nearly 8000 buildings and amounted to $2.8 billion in damages. It was the deadliest U.S. tornado since April 1947 and the first EF5 tornado to strike Missouri since 1957. The memorial consists of a small parking area with walkways leading to a calm outdoor space with the center sculpture. The internally illuminated acrylic panel sculpture is encircled by retaining walls that serve as benches and raised plants. I was living in Bentonville in May 2011, about 60 miles south. My daughter came up to Joplin to volunteer and help with cleanup/recovery.. [Review 2321 of 2024 - 390 in Missouri - 23335 overall]