Great place. Love the shorter trails as I can not ride for hours and the creek is on of my favorite…read morethings. Awesome arena and obstacle course. Clean shower house. Cabins are clean and nice. Stalls are great too. ​

Camping is good they have stalls for horses nice trails but no water or sewer hookup very relaxing…read moreplace and have fire rings the location is very peaceful

Took an afternoon drive and found ourselves in Tipton Park; enjoyed our lunch while my 3yr old…read moreplayed her heart out. The park is beautiful with several play structures, very well kept equipment and benches/tables to relax and enjoy the view. Nearby hills look like they'd be a blast for sledding, will definitely be bringing the family to test them out this winter. (Delayed review, but still love the park)

A Beautiful Park it has a lake and a path to walk on my sister took me through a little bit of it…read more Will continue after I do the entire park

Walked the 6 man crew of kiddos today 8 blocks to this spray park. Had such a wide range of age for…read morethe kids & this place was great, they all loved it! We had some good exercise & exploring & had a ton of fun in the sprayers.

If you like the Katy Trail and its history, make a point to visit this Depot in Sedalia. There is a…read moreton of middle Missouri history to take in, souvenirs, friendly people, and it's basically right on the trail itself. The building is beautiful from the outside, and inside you'll find friendly staff eager to talk. We stayed for a while taking everything in, of note, they have some nice restrooms to boot. It's not going to be open every time you ride by, so if it is I say take a few minutes to stop by here!

I came on Memorial Day weekend and pressed my nose sadly against the glass of the (closed) gift…read moreshop wishing I could buy my husband (who has biked parts of the Katy Trail) a souvenir tee. They had tons of them on display that looked really cool. But alas, I'll just have to visit another time. The three star review from me is due to the building and grounds being lovely even though the depot was closed. It is normally open Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (although I would recommend checking their website or office for details) This is the former Sedalia, MO train depot and it is now connected with the "Rails to Trails" program and the wonderful Katy Trail that goes almost all the way across the state of Missouri. The depot is a beautifully restored building and tours are given but not on my visit (again, so disappointed)...I'm sure it is very cool! If I come back I'll update this review with more details. We explored the grounds. The bike shop and bike rentals were open, however. I think they're owned by a separate entity (Champion Bike Shop if I'm not mistaken). They also had used bicycles for sale outside the depot. There is ample parking here. Additional tip: If you're in the area and so inclined, do check out Daum Museum of Contemporary Art.

Great place to eat and Bowl. Fun for the kids and adults. A+…read moreAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

The golf course is no longer open. The driving range is self service and easy to work. You're…read morealways hitting off mats and if you are a longer distance driver you will not be able to hit driver here

A fun round of golf as it was played 100 years ago. Cannot be compared to modern courses because…read moreit's apples and oranges. This is how golf was played on most public courses before WW1 and this is one of the last sand green courses left in the country and should be experienced before it's gone. The modern game is so manicured and perfect and that is NOT how it was played for centuries. Golf was a much rougher and wild game and Elm Hills is exactly that and you really have to know how to make shots to get a good score there...and that is what makes it FUN!!

We had a blast. Good variety of shooting stations. Shells are competitively priced and they'll…read moreeven loan you a shot gun.

I've always hated public gyms - I hate leaving my house, the crowds, and the influencers with…read moretripods. I spent a fortune building a full garage gym back home just so I never have to deal with that nonsense again. I was in Missouri visiting my daughter for her wrestling tournament and figured I'd use my insurance perk for a free gym membership while traveling. The only place in network? Trash Planet Fitness. I was willing to suffer through it since it was free, but the staff couldn't figure out how to process the insurance and tried to charge me $20 for a day pass. Hard pass. Did a quick Yelp search and found Brian's Gym - only $8 for a drop-in. I thought, "Eight bucks is eight bucks," even if it was probably basic. I couldn't have been more wrong. This place is the absolute best! hey have literally everything: multiple power racks, a complete Hammer Strength setup, and a huge variety of machines for every single body part. The leg section is unreal - belt squat, iso-lateral leg press, pendulum squat, hack squat variations... you name it, they've got it. Everything is clean, perfectly maintained, and laid out like someone who actually lifts designed the place. Even the cardio area is solid if that's your thing. The vibe is what really sets it apart. No people camping on equipment scrolling TikTok and no tripods. Just serious lifters (and a few friendly beginners) who rerack their weights and respect the space. The staff greeted me like I'd been training there for years. I still hate leaving my house and dealing with the public... but if I lived anywhere near here, I'd gladly make the drive to train at Brian's Gym every single day. Easily one of the best, most complete gyms I've ever stepped foot in, anywhere in the country. 10/10 - worth way more than eight bucks.

My husband and I were in MO for an event and wanted to find a decent gym for the two days we were…read morein town. The first place that popped up on our search was Anytime Fitness. Looked through the windows and immediately walked back to our car. Next stop, Plant Fitness.... The horrific purple gym. As soon as we walked in and dealt with the incompetent staff at the front my husband and I looked at each other and said "nope". Defeated and frustrated we found "Brian's Gym". My husband and I walked in and were immediately greeted by a staff member who was so sweet and welcoming. She gave us a walkthrough of the gym and to say we were in disbelief is an understatement. This gym has equipment that I have never seen before and makes every other gym I have ever visited look like complete trash. Clean, fully equipped and the friendliest staff and members. On our last day Brian spotted us, walked up and introduced himself and was so friendly. I can't say enough about this gym. I wish we could find a gym like this back home. The unlimited equipment is something I have never seen before. Definitely sad to be leaving to go back to our home gym but will always compare public gyms to "Brian's Gym" and know none will hold a candle.