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Amenities On-Site |
| >> Quiet Atmosph | | >> Western Theme | | >> Family Park | | >> Pets Welcome | | >> Family Acty | | >> BBQ Facilities | | >> BigRig | | >> Full Hookups | | >> Sewer Hookups | | >> Propane |
| >> Swimming | | >> Cabin | | >> Pull Thru Avail | | >> Credit Crd Acpt | | >> 50 Amp Avail | | >> Internet Access | | >> Laundry | | >> Club/Meet'g Rm | | >> Miniature Golf | | >> Pool | | >> Groups Welcome | | >> Monthly Rates | | >> WiFi |
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Amenities Near-By
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| >> Golfing | | >> Sightseeing | | >> Backpacking | | >> Scenic Driving | | >> Wildlife View'g |
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Local Interests
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Enjoy the attractions of Osage Village,
Fort Scott, El Dorado Springs, and Nevada, Missouri!
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Fort Scott Historic Site
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Fort Scott National Historic Site - Between 1842 and 1873, Fort Scott saw dramatic battles and events that would forever change this part of Missouri. The fort had an impact on diverse events like the opening of the West, the Permanent Indian Frontier, the Mexican-American War, Bleeding Kansas, the Civil War, and the expansion of railroads. With murder, mayhem, and intense battles all held on these grounds, you'll find plenty of history to explore when you visit this Fort Scott, Kansas site. You can walk the parade grounds, see the five-acre restored tallgrass prairie, and take a self-guided tour through the twenty historic buildings. Since its inception in 1978, visitors have enjoyed getting a sense of history during their visits to this beautiful Kansas site. |
El Dorado Springs, MO
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El Dorado Springs - Known as the "City of Gold," El Dorado Springs bustles with friendly residents, a charming downtown, and historic treasures. With their setting close to Stockton Lake, Truman Lake and Pomme De Terre, this is a great place to go fishing for bass, crappie, walleye, catfish, and bluegill. El Dorado Springs is also well known for its annual festivals and events, such as the summertime City Band Concerts in the Park, free events held on Friday and Saturday evenings, or the May Historical Celebration. There's the Founder's Day Parade in July, the City-Wide Garage Sale in August, and special holiday events in November and December, like the annual Christmas Parade and Christmas Lighting Ceremony. |
Osage Village Historic Site
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Osage Village State Historic Site - When explorers Louis Joliet and Jacques Marquette first visited this area in 1673, they entered a territory claimed by the Osage Indians, a tribe that governed a vast stretch of land that spread from Missouri to Arkansas, eastern Kansas, and Oklahoma. One particular Osage settlement, set on a hilltop near the Osage River, is preserved in the Osage Village State Historic Site. At its height between 1700 and 1775 there were about 200 lodges in the village. Pay a visit to this site and learn about the pottery, tools, and weapons used by the Osage, as well as their farming and fur-trading techniques. A self-guided walking tour and outdoor displays will help you envision what life was like in this area more than two hundred years ago. |
Nevada Speedway
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Nevada Raceway - What's the best place to go for racing fun on a Saturday night? To Nevada Missouri's own raceway! From April to September, the Nevada Raceway holds races on its quarter-mile dirt track. The gates open at 6 p.m., hotlaps start at 7 p.m., and the official race of the night starts at 8 p.m. You'll see Late Model races, Modifieds, Street Stock, Factory Stock, and Mini Stock races. As they say at the Nevada Raceway, "Dirt is to race on, Asphalt is just how you get there!" The dirt track is also the site of special events like the October Swap Meet. During the races, you can watch colorful cars tearing up the track, so choose your favorite car and driver and root them on to the finish line. |
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