Another Missouri treasure. Cool place to visit. Some people were swimming. A little too cold for me…read morebut not for some.

Campground is highly recommended. We stayed in pet friendly C5 camper cabin. There is a microwave,…read morefridge, a foldable couch, queen size bed inside and a fire pit, grill outside. Bring your own sheet set for the bed. Restrooms and bath houses are outside of the cabins from walk distance. there is hot and cold water. Toilet has water saving option. And there is diaper changing station inside of the restrooms. There is a nice pond in front of the cabins.

My kids and I loved the hike! My husband alMost had a heart attack ;) it is pretty wicked going up,…read moreneed hiking boots, some water and a few snacks. The view was breath taking! So worth it. Just know the beginning going up is more like an uphill dry creek bed with 4-8" rocks that your climbing. It was definitely doable but it was a workout.

Easily one the best hikes in Missouri. Hughes Mountain is one of the highest points in Missouri…read more Unlike Taum Sauk, the top of this mountain is not covered with trees. Instead, it's covered with some of the oldest exposed rock in the U.S. It's a rhyolite formation, which kind of looks like a bunch of bricks or pavers were dumped onto the top of the mountain. It's often referred to as the "Devils Honeycomb." This type of rock formation only appears in a couple of places in the United States. Because it's one of the highest points and there aren't trees on top, this is probably the best view in the state. Between the rocks and the view, It's just an amazing place and a must see for hikers. The only facility at Hughes Mountain is a parking lot, no picnic areas or bathrooms. I've been twice, both times on beautiful days. Also both times I (we) climbed to the top and back with no one else ever showing up. It's an easy hike for kids and they'll love limbing on the rocks, but it's kind of a long hike if they're under 5 or so. The parking lot is off Hwy M, which hits Hwy 21 south of Potosi and north of Caledonia.

Has anyone else experienced their child coming back from camp saying they started experiencing…read moresychosis and hearing voices, sounds and such? Just curious if this was coincidental or if something happened. My son said he had fun at the camp other than this so I found it weird.

This is actually Crowne Pointe Golf Course. Typically the course is in good shape. Lately the…read moregreens are better than they once were a year ago. They were all redone due to a huge mix up while watering. That's tough to come back from but i think they did a pretty good job. This course lacks trees, but does not lack WIND. Boy oh boy does it blow lol. Fairways are always in great shape and the rough is always dangerous. As far as service goes, I've not always been a fan. The club pro has made me, and others I've talked to, feel like they didn't want us there. Awfully condescending for a club pro and doesn't not exactly promote you becoming a member. Several people there treat you "less than" and it's a bit troubling when you spend your money to play there, only to feel uncomfortable. This isn't the kind of experience I enjoy, and neither do others. It's unfortunate but unavoidable at some places. All in all, I do recommend playing here, but I don't know that I would choose this club over others in the area. I've had much better experiences at other courses.