Excellent blueberry farm. Great experience. Very gracious and engaging owners. We have picked…read moreblueberries all over Texas for 20 years. Nice to now find a place close to home. Very large blueberry acreage.

This is an Amazing Blueberries Farm that allows you to hand pick your very own Blueberries. We were…read morethere visiting a Wedding that took place and were amazed by the eloquence and simplicity of the farm itself. They do have an Air Bnb and a good size building for small weddings which is good for times like now or those not looking to splurge on the larger weddings. Being my first time here I will visit in the future to have my own hand at picking Blueberries as they were actually out of season.

Harvick Farms is a family owned and run business selling weekly subscription produce boxes, various…read morevegetables, freeze friend fruit, tea, honey, brats and bacon, milk, eggs, flowers, plants, and loads more in Cassville MO. Last month I got a T shirt reading, " I have enough plants in my garden, said no Gardener ever." They also offer classes and do outreach events. They partner with local businesses to enrich the visitor experience in the area. Lainey and Joseph are some of the warmest and hardworking people I've met dedicated to improving the land, themselves, and the community. Support their adorable, accessible, authentic, wonderful farm!

My family and I came here a couple weekends ago to pick us some peaches! I have had a lot of…read morefriends come here and tell me about it. They mentioned how delicious the peaches were! I have always been a fan of freshly picked fruits and veggies, so I was excited to come here since I love, love, love peaches! You drive up to the stand and get a bucket to put the peaches in. There isn't a ton of parking spots up front, but it is a dirt/grass lot, so you can probably pick your own spot if it is crowded haha. We drove around the back to park closer to the peach trees. There are designated rows of trees you can pick from. We arrived around 2pm on a Saturday and there were a few other people there. There was a decent amount of available trees, but you can tell that there use to be a lot more. So, I'd probably say come earlier in the season, maybe. A lot of the good ones that I wanted were high up in the tree and I'm not too tall, so it was a challenge haha. We picked about half a bucket. It was a fun overall experience to walk around the trees and hunt for peaches! TIP: Bring CASH or CHECK.

What an amazing gem. Blackberries are so juicy this year! But be sure to call ahead and bring cash…read moreor check! Can't wait till it's time to pick peaches! We've been here a couple times and it's always been fun! Staff is always kind and helpful! There is an available bathroom so don't worry!

This market is just revving up for the summer and I can already tell it's gonna be great. Has a…read moregreat combo of shaded seating to relax and eat and also outdoor play areas. A wide variety of vendors for produce, prepared food, and crafts. Live music too!

Before this market moved indoors there were more vendors. Now the market is ok - you can find…read moresomething you need such as veggies, fruit, organic breads, etc.. The best thing of being indoors is that your out of the sun. Suggest to check it out for yourself so that you can have your own opinion. Ef Out!

We had a great time at this nature center and easily could have spent the whole day here! My…read moretoddler especially loved the canoe and pretend fishing area. They had turtles, snakes and taxidermy animals native to the area. Was fun and educational. A few of the interactive activities weren't working during our visit. We also loved the outdoor log playground. The archery area looked like it would be a lot of fun to come back and try. Overall, it was a wonderful visit and we'll definitely be back!

Finally I found a place for my kids to practice with the bows they got for Christmas!read more

I enjoyed living at Red Barn. I highly recommend it but I outlined some pros and cons for future…read moreresidents to consider. PROS: Clean, nice appliances, friendly staff, trail access, garages and storage closets to rent, dog wash, community events, garden, farm stand, pool table, firepits with chopped wood ready to go, free wifi, treehouse, bug screened apartment patios, front door trash pick up, composting options, renters pick up after dogs. CONS: High rent, kitchen cabinets are very long and high if you are short you will need a step stool, lack of parking, no trees or utilization for shade or patio privacy on the main lawn (it's just empty space where dogs and owners go out and walk through the property), no privacy for townhouse patios and downstairs apartments, big black drainage pipes laying on half of the main lawn, master bedroom has a sliding red barn door on the wall instead of a standard door (Barn door looks good but it's not practical for privacy or cancelling noise), routine mowers do a great job but are very loud and noise goes for a long period of time, waste bins outside have overflowed with full doggy bags.

Incredibly high rent for extremely poorly managed property. Dog poop everywhere (PS - for this…read morepleasure you will pay $30/month), all the green is pure weed, no one is looking after the property, trash overflows (and smells), dog poop trash also overflows, unbelievable number of flies - you cannot open a door without them rushing in. Apartments and houses are extremely poorly constructed - some rooms cool, some don't, when you cook - smell saturates the place as the vents have no connection to the outside (!!), bathrooms have ridiculously no doors - there is no privacy in this place. There are newer apartments in Rogers that are well worth the luxury and are more economical. Strongly suggest you look elsewhere.

This place is so fun. My kids could've spent hours here, but we only had an hour. There's something…read morefor everyone, Water play , little baby play areas, the big kids can learn how to work on an assembly line, paint zone, material building station, outside play area and more. It's definitely worth going if you're in the area!

The Amazeum is an interactive children's museum that can provide fun and learning for any age!…read moreAdmission is $14 for adults but children under 2 get in for free. We had 3 children under 2 in our group and were so pleased to find things they could enjoy at this age. They have two specific toddler play areas that are for children ages 2 and below, plus another section for children ages 6 and below. It was so nice having them play in these areas without getting overrun by bigger kids! You could easily spend all day in this museum because there are endless activities and things to see. The museum is very clean, well organized, and spacious. I can't wait to bring my daughter back in future years so she can enjoy even more aspects of the museum!

What a wonderful, pleasant and easy experience. The employees are cheerful and well-informed. The…read morestore is tidy and organized in a way that makes things accessible and gives ideas of how to plant things and what goes with what. I came in a bit early for the plants I needed (dormant), but I was welcomed with positive attitude and helpful planting tips so these babies will make it! I hope I have more projects soon, because I'd love to come back.