First pull hard on the door, they are open but it sticks…read more The space is huge and really comfortable. The outside area is also pretty, it was too hot to be outside when we went. Wine is good. I tried all the dry whites and was happy with them. We had a charcuterie plate and it was big with lots of different bites. It is tucked back off the main road and is a nice retreat from the lake.

Nice facility, outstanding landscaping and view. Great patio space. Enjoyed our Dry Vignoles wine,…read moresamplers and margarita. Friendly attentive server. Great place to relax and enjoy a wine or cocktail. 5 star for view alone.

The people that work here are very nice, patient, and knowledgeable. They have a lot of interesting…read morematerial on the towns in the area that existed before the dam was built, as well as some material on Ha Ha Tonka. If you're interested in niche historical info about the area, stopping here should be on your list.

It's a great track and great time to see other things like monster trucks and boat races. General…read moreseat is little confusing but once you there it's kinda easy to see

Very state of the art/fan friendly and racer friendly race track. ALWAYS nice and tidy and the…read morestaff there are very nice as well. Great seats and even a go cart track for the kids

Lebanon Art Guild is run by volunteers and artists. It is closed Mondays, but open Tuesday through…read moreSaturday. Some weekend evenings, they even have free live Bluegrass music. The artists showcased are constantly changing. Some are so-so, some are fantastic. Prices range from $10 on up. The displays are always different when I go in there to look around. The people who volunteer will tell you all about the artists displayed or recommend other artists you might be interested in seeing. The volunteers are there to educate and entertain you. The work displayed ranges from hand-thrown clay mugs, to jewelry, to woodwork, to oils, to watercolors, to photography and whatever your imagination can invent. The work is constantly rotated. The artists featured are from all around the area, not just local to the small town. Their rent is paid by purchases and volunteer donations. If you support art and culture, stop in for a look. You will certainly find something to tickle your senses. Don't forget to stop by Juanita's Mexican Restaurant next door for the best mole and homemade tamales. You might ask an Art Guild volunteer to join you for lunch!

They aren't officially open yet. This track is considered a TT for Atv's but they allow dirt-bikes…read more It's currently rideable but a work in progress. It will be cool to see how this develops.

Small but interesting museum that's part of the Lebanon Library. There are recreated scenes of a…read morehotel room, gas station and lots of historical pictures as Route 66 was being created. Did you know Route 66 had the nickname Bloody 66? Bonnie and Clyde, murders and other crimes seemed to be common along the cross country road.

My favorite shop full of artistic surprises! I go here every time I visit Bennett Springs and…read moreSandy's shop never ceases to impress. She has a collection of art, pottery, jewelry and more from artists around the midwest. As an added bonus, she also offers occasional workshops and other fun events. Without fail, I pick up stuff for myself and presents for others here every year.