Clean and cute, but view is not beautiful. Conversation…read moredelightful and interesting. Wine very good

Informative sampling that was no cost. A wonderful view with a peaceful breeze this particular…read moreday. The wine proved very tasty and unfortunately we arrived 30 minutes before they were to close so I'm thinking we'll have to come back when we can stay longer!

I am a student at a college near by and the staff is extremely kind and helpful! They are always…read morethere to help out and they try to get you on the course as soon as possible. Highly recommend their student membership.

Staff was dismissive and the course was unkept. We inquired about playing our group as a fivesome…read moreand were told we had to stay separated, which is understandable on courses that are well taken care of and with a high play rate. This course had neither. There were very few people playing when we went. The man at the pro shop said that fivesomes were against the rules even for members, so we broke it up and played. Of course, by the 13th hole we were behind a group of slower players...lo and behold...it was a fivesome. So we called the clubhouse to see if they wouldn't mind if we played together as originally requested...the response was "oh we know who that is, you guys have to stay separate though." If I lived here, I would certainly never go back to Oak Meadows even if it were free. Don't go if you're not a local. Worst golf experience I've had in 20+ years on three continents.

On the way to an Army reunion being held in Nashville. I stopped at the FLW museum to see it as it…read morehas always been a desire of mine. I loved the place and the people who put this together. It was nice to see recent graduates and their families visiting as well. I graduated from Ft McClellan in 1987 and assigned to the 615th MP Co in Illesheim Germany. I can't thank the Army enough for what it provided for me in life.

I am fascinated by museums large or small. The Fort Leonard Museum did NOT disappoint. I was…read moreimpressed by the thoughtfulness of the historical displays and the information they provided. Going through the museum I was overwhelmed by the history our nation has experienced in the past century and this century. Part of me wanted to read every display and look at every detail. Time was brief though. This was my second visit to this museum. There are three different areas in this museum: The military police, chemical, and engineer museum. There are three gift stores inside, and they were full of items I could not get outside of the base in most stores except online. I got post cards of the crossing pistols, a giant hoodie jacket, and tee with the crossing pistols.

This was my first military movie theater I'd ever gone to. We would go when we were lucky enough to…read moreget a pass during training. This is where I discovered they play the national anthem before movies on ever post theater. They usually don't have super new releases, but you're not that picky if you have to go here anyway.

You 'n me + fine wines + picnic = nice time at St. James Winery!…read more - - - - - - - - August, 2025 Visit My wonderful wife planned a getaway to Branson Labor Day weekend 2025, and we had a great time. Our second stop: St. James Winery - - - My wonderful wife had packed snacks for the drive and we decided to stop in St. James. Inside we learned they offer wine flights. We selected red and white and a fruity special summer wine: - 38 degrees north - Project 1970 - Explorer Norton Estate - Norton 42 - Raspberry Lime - Late Harvest Vignioles All were good. The weather was nice so we sat at a table outside for the picnic... a nice relaxing afternoon. Thank you, St. James Winery! ----- ----- -----

This was an adorable little place. They have a large parking lot. Their wine tastings are only $8…read moreand come with 6 half glasses of wine. If you buy 3 bottles of wine, you get the tasting free. My favorite seasonal wine was their apple Spice wine. It was perfect for the holidays.

Zoe offers concerts, camping, river floating, swimming, hiking, and more…read more Each summer Camp Zoe hosts several concerts and music festivals. Thousands of people dancing and listening to live music for up to three days at a time is the most common activity at Zoe. Group camping comes with the large festivals, bringing in another level of fun. Canoe floating on the Current River is available everyday through the summer, including during festival weekends. The most common float is 11 miles from Pulltite to Round Spring. The shuttle bus picks you up at the bus stop in Zoe and then returns you there five hours later. Prices average $45 per canoe (for two people). Swimming is big-fun at Zoe in the summertime. There are many swimming holes and beaches along the one mile of spring-fed stream that runs through the property. Bring a swimming suit, towel, sun-screen, floaties, and whatever floats your boat. Exploring all the roads and camping areas of Zoe is an adventure in itself. Hiking the entire 370 acres along the gravel roads and stream can take all day. Zoe is set in a valley in the Ozark Region of Southern Central Missouri. There are bluffs, caves, beaches, creeks, trees, ferns, hills, and natural wildlife to see. Zoe is surrounded by thousands of acres of national forest and private timber reserves. WHAT TO BRING Here are some items you may want to bring to Zoe: RVs, pop-up campers and tents are all welcome at Zoe. Bring sleeping bags and extra blankets, an air mattress or thermo-rest if you have one, flashlights and lanterns, lawn blankets or lawn chairs for during the concerts, swimwear, river shoes, food and drink to consume, barbeques and grills, warm clothes, rain gear (just in case), sunscreen, party favors, acoustic instruments, Frisbees, bicycles... and your toothbrush. PLEASE LEAVE YOUR PETS AT HOME DURING FESTIVALS We all love dogs, but thousands of dogs create a health and safety hazard at a large festival. Dogs tear into tents, eat people's food, bite people, and do not use the porta-johns. Even the sweetest pups get overheated, and some are frightened by loud music. This year, dogs will not be admitted on festival weekends. We thank you for your cooperation. HEADS UP!! NO CELL PHONE SERVICE AVAILABLE! 1.Bring a pre-paid pay-phone calling card. 2.Bring a cell-phone antenna to use on top of hill. 3.Buy a phone card from Zoe Store. 4.Have fun with no phone service at all!! Camp Zoe is open everyday, even during NON EVENTS!! Right now, the current price for camping during non events is $5.00 per adult per day. Prices are subject to change at any time. The Zoe Store is open every weekend, and almost everyday with items such as ice and firewood. HISTORY Camp Zoe was originally established in 1929 as a youth camp. Thousands of children attended camp there over its 57 year history until 1986 when the camp closed. Several years and owners later, Jimmy Tebeau [of the Missouri band "The Schwag"] purchased the 370 acre property in the spring of 2004 and still lives there today. The 370 acre facility now offers a campground with concert stages in a natural amphitheater setting. Site capacity is currently 10,000.

Interesting to see such a variety of mineral examples. Short self guided tour, no fee. Parking…read moreclose by can be hard to find but was a good outing for adults looking for an hour or so of entertainment. Not good for kids.