Dixon

Spacious rooms; heated indoor pool. Our free breakfast includes biscuits and gravy, Belgium waffles, fresh fruit, muffins, juice and coffee. Two miles from Ft. Leonard Wood.

We have five log cabins beside a seven-acre lake. Swim, fish, canoe, and relax on one of the docks, decks or screened porches. Hike winding trails on 380 acres. Free Wi-Fi in some areas. Most cabins have a complete kitchen with fixings to make your own breakfast.

Campground offering tent and RV camping; camp store; bait shop; Wi-Fi; dump station; on-site RV rentals; laundry; restroom; lighted boat ramp; grills; picnic tables; pavilion; bagged ice; fire wood; shower house. Ideal location for Scouts, organizations, family, church and military groups. Located on the banks of the Gasconade River, 10 miles north of I-44, take Exit 163.

Full-service canoe, raft, kayak, tube, and jon boat floats on the Big Piney River and the Gasconade River. One day floats of three to 14 miles; multi-day trips up to 100 miles can be arranged.

We are a full-service canoe outfitter offering canoe, raft, kayak, tube and Jon boat floats on the Big Piney River and the Gasconade River. One day floats of three to 14 miles; multi-day trips up to 100 miles can be arranged. Camping facilities on-site.

This an extended-stay hotel. Our suites include an oversized executive desk; an ergonomic chair; a chair and ottoman; and our Comforts of Home bedding collection. A free copy of USA Today is delivered to your door weekdays. There is a free laundry facility. Purchase sundry items, snacks or meals in our Candlewood Cupboard.

A very scenic 2.5 mile loop hiking trail leads from the Clifty Creek Conservation Area parking lot to the natural bridge and back. The trail, along a creek bed, over rough rock, takes you to the Clifty Creek Natural Area and the natural bridge.

Hikers should have appropriate foot wear, bottled water and be in good enough physical condition to walk the moderately difficult trail. The difference in elevation from the parking lot to the bottom of the arch is about 200 feet; however, because of the terrain, the change in elevation exceeds 200 feet as the hiker moves up and down the lay of the land in route to the arch.

Take Route 28 northeast of Dixon and then go east on Route W; pavement ends and gravel leads to area.

Our hotel features a rustic lodge decor with a spacious two-story lobby. Hot tub suites are available. The hotel offers a 100 percent satisfaction guarantee. Located three miles from Fort Leonard Wood.

Rooms include refrigerator, microwave, and iron/board. Free continental breakfast. Hotel offers a hot tub and outdoor pool. Balcony picnic area available to guests. Situated along historic Route 66, south of I-44, exit 163.

Our free continental breakfast includes waffles, cereal and fruit. Ruby Tuesday and Cracker Barrel Restaurants are adjacent. Located 2.5 miles from Fort Leonard Wood.

This hotel offers business amenities and Cloud Nine bedding. Meeting and banquet facilities, with catering, available.

Rooms feature deluxe pillow-top mattresses. Off of I-44, exit 184; one mile from Missouri University of Science and Technology and Phelps Country Regional Medical Center.

The Liberty Lodge is a renovated motel that opened June 2010 with the comforts of home. Located two miles from the Main Gate of Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, this motel features a variety of amenities along with Missouri hospitality.

This is an extended stay hotel located three miles from Fort Leonard Wood.

An unusual complex of military museums: A World War II camp replica with barracks, chapel and mess hall; Army Engineer Museum with maps and tools dating to the Revolutionary War; exhibits at the Military Police Museum cover the times from U.S. frontier army-post life to the Iraq wars; the Chemical Corps Museum documents the effects of chemical warfare covering the last nine centuries. Photo ID, vehicle registration and proof of insurance required to enter the post. Closed major holidays.

This 1903 courthouse features historical exhibits: Civil War history; war room; local history; medical-equipment displays; domestic displays; farm equipment; and the original courtroom. A piece of the World Trade Center is on-site. Museum tours are offered April through September. Group tours year-round, by appointment.

The Pulaski County Visitors Center is located along Interstate 44 north of Exit 161. The Center offers more than 800 brochures and maps on Pulaski County, as well as attractions throughout the state of Missouri. Souvenirs of Pulaski County, the state of Missouri and Route 66 are available. Complimentary coffee and Wi-Fi are available. We are an Official Missouri Affiliate Welcome Center.

Sneak away to the hills. This off-the-beaten-path retreat provides comfortable seclusion on an Ozark river. Scenic, wooded environment. Two old-time cabins are nestled in the forest, a cozy cottage overlooks the valley, and a B&B suite sits high above the river. The setting attracts fishermen, outdoor enthusiasts, hikers and nature watchers. Private river access with canoes provided.

World-renowned cave scuba diving adventure in Laughlin Park. The average daily flow of Roubidoux Spring is 37 million gallons; 16th largest in Missouri. Temperature ranges from the upper 40s in winter to the low 60s in summer and fall. Roubidoux Spring is open to all certified cave divers. You must check-in and present your certification in the 911 Emergency Center, on top of the hill adjacent to the fire station. There is no diving fee. Contact the Waynesville Police Department for information.