Everything from the itinerary, the gracious hostesses and the bus driver was great. They shared…read moreinformation about each upcoming stop. Less than 20 guests allows for new friendships.

Our family chartered a USA Tours bus to recreate a journey taken by my great grandmother in a…read morecovered wagon 120 years ago. We had an unusual itinerary and four generations of family members onboard, from age 92 down to age 4. Rex helped us in the planning stages and was very accommodating and helpful. Our driver, Tyson, was the best!!! From helping older people on the bus to being very patient with the littles who all had to try out his microphone, we couldn't have asked for a better experience! I hope I get a chance to take more tours with them in the future!

This small airport is located on Ft. Leonard Wood, which makes it ideal for many soldiers/family…read moremembers who need to get there without a longer drive from St. Louis, Kansas City, or Springfield. It's the smallest airport I've ever flown to and therefor had the smallest planes. Not recommended if you have a weak stomach or any fear of flying. Great Lakes Airlines flies to TBN from St. Louis and Kansas City about three time during the week and once on Saturday and Sunday. They have great customer service, but aren't linked up to every major airline so sometimes you need to check in again for connecting flights. There is also a Hertz car rental located at the airport, just make sure to book in advance. Other than that there are a few snack machines and a small waiting area.

I've used this airport a number of times while my family is stationed at Ft. Leonard Wood. Customer…read moreservice has always been A+.

I booked a shuttle from St Louis airport to Fort Leonard Wood. I sent a text to let them know I…read morearrived earlier than expected and they were available to pick me up early which was a huge relief. My driver, Dennis was friendly and made me feel comfortable and safe. I was very happy with the service.

Got my mother in law to the airport- not the greatest service or prices but there are not many…read moreother options around.

Great drivers, prompt service. Was an absolute pleasure riding with these people. Whenever I need a…read moreride, Show-Me Cab will be the only one I call.

A quiet and peaceful girls' getaway. We enjoyed gathering at Turkey Ridge Cabin and, since the…read moreweather didn't cooperate for a campfire, we spent the weekend playing games that were provided in the cabinets! We also shared a lot of memories. How fun it was to gather around the table and laugh, sing and share another great memory. We will be back!

We decided to go off the grid this Thanksgiving at Rock Eddy Bluff Farm. We had a great time!…read moreAlthough the cabin did not have electricity or running water, we had absolutely everything we needed at Aunt Phoebe's Perch. We spent Thanksgiving Day exploring the woods with our dogs, then we cooked a simple Thanksgiving dinner over the fire and spent the evening marveling at the full Beaver Moon rising over the bluff and listening closely to the sounds of the forest. It was perfect. We left feeling much more connected to nature and to each other. We loved it so much, we booked another cabin at Rocky Eddy Bluff farm for a few days after Christmas. 1/7/2019 UPDATE We recently returned to Rock Eddy Bluff Farm after the holidays. We just can't get enough! It's such a joy to watch our dogs run free off leash through the woods here. We can all be free at Rock Eddy! This time, we stayed down the hill at Line Camp. This cabin is tucked away in the woods but still has a nice view of the river in the winter. Line Camp is a bit smaller than Aunt Phoebe's, but it is more than enough room for two adults and two dogs. We had everything we needed, and this cabin also has a wood stove, which was fun during our late-December visit. Tom and Kathy have been incredibly thoughtful in every aspect of this business. Even the woodpile at Line Camp seems positioned thoughtfully to maximize the view of glorious night sky. If you go to Line Camp, don't forget to visit that spot at night and look up! The woods are magical, especially at dusk and dawn. The views from the rocky bluff top over the Gasconade are stunning. Thank you, Tom and Kathy, for inviting others to share in your appreciation of this place. As the cabin journals and privy books reveal, this place means so much to people. I always enjoy reading through those entries. This time, we also discovered Tom's book, A HIGH, SUNNY PLACE. We loved reading the first few chapters during our visit and hope to finish it before we return again. We'll definitely be back!

It was a great place to escape to from the city. We drove 3 hrs to meet up with friends from Texas…read moreand well it was amazing. The privacy,peaceful atmosphere, the kind owner Susie. So many activities. If you want something down to earth this is the place you go. Susie Described Blue Jay Farms as a glamping experience. I think she nailed it.

We cannot say enough good things about our relaxing 4 day stay at Blue Jay Farm. The cabins are…read moreold, rustic, and CHARMING. The pace is slow. The fishing is good, but most of the fish are small. The water toys are abundant. Where else can you go and get a selfie with a donkey and several goats? If you are looking for luxury or lots of screen time, skip it. If you are looking to get back to the basics, with a few modern conveniences (air conditioning, indoor plumbing, kitchen appliances, WIFI) then you just may find this place to be best. We feel like Susie and Bob are old friends after a few short days. They were not nosey or invasive, but they were there to provide us with fresh eggs, advice on local restaurants, and tours of the property. The sounds of toads, running water from the spring, and birds are the soundtrack of this little slice of Americana.

We arrived after a long day and found everything just as we expected. The host left a map and…read moreinstructions and the site and hookups were great. Very nice and clean restrooms and showers. We decided to stay an extra night and explore the local wineries. Host was a very nice man and lives on site in case you need help after hours. Highly recommend.

This is a new park that just opened in May 2022. I cant say enough about the…read morefriendliness/hospitality of the owners. Felt like Ive known them for years! The park itself has a nice set up and very clean. The sites are gravel, spacious and fairly level. We stayed overnight as we were just passing thru, but we got a pull thru site and didnt have to unhook our toad (about 42 total). Its next to the highway, but when youre just passing thru, its perfect. So expect some road noise! Although i have to say It didnt bother my sleep. I would definitely consider staying longer to explore the area.

We were looking to stay in Rolla MO but stumbled upon this place, about 13 miles southwest of the…read moreinterstate. Owner Rick texted me shortly after I called, he was helpful and friendly. We arrived at sunset (in late December) and onsite manager Susie was waiting for us. Susie was wonderful, friendly, helpful and so warm and funny; she took us right to our site. Sites were level, hookups were easy, dog walk area was huge. Bathhouses are older but spotless, road noise minimal. We will be back!

We spent about 2 weeks here May 21, 2019 to June 4, 2019, The park is primarily rock although we…read morewere in the section which was grass. Not the parks fault, but it rained a lot, so there was a lot of mud where the vehicles were parked. Right outside the door it was grassy so it was good for the dogs to go out to potty. Rick is a good owner, even refunded our portion of the month we did not use less electricity, which by the way is only $.10/kwh. Yes a dime. That is super. We paid for a month in advance and he calculated us leaving 2 weeks early, deducted our electric, and refunded the rest. That is unheard of in RV parks, but we were glad and thankful he did. Now our Garmin could not locate his address. And RV Parky was showing it to be in the city limits of Rolla. I sent them a correction to the correct location and it is now updated in RV Parky. But I also updated the amenities. They do not have a pool, golf, or any other amenities including fire rings. US 63 runs along side the park, but to tell the truth, we seldom noticed the noise, only if a semi used the jake brake. The dogs loved it as there is a huge, I mean really BIG pet area, not including the yard we had as part of the site. There are some long term rigs there, and they have buddy sites throughout the park. It is 17 miles to town, bit the road is good.