Those interested in antique aircraft, or flying in general, should not give this little airport a…read moremiss. It boasts a museum with the largest collection of flying antique aircraft in the country (the Smithsonian is bigger, but their planes are on static display), and aside from the museum, there are dozens of other planes that you can watch fly around on a nice day - and Stephanie's dad isn't the only one who will gladly give you a ride in one of the antiques. Stop by on a Sunday and you might be able to catch some of the lunch that the members of the airport have weekly, hosted by my own grandfather, who is one of the owners there.

After coming back from Hermann, MO and doing their wine trolley, I was dying to see if St. Louis…read morehad something similar. Luckily, they do! This place runs Saturdays (11-7) and Sundays (Noon-5). I tried it out for the first time last fall and found the overall experience great. They pick you up from the SW commuter lot near highway 40 in a shuttle bus (think senior citizen trip shuttle bus). They then take you to just about any winery you want in the area (the exception being Montelle because Montelle will no longer allow buses near their premises). I found it extremely affordable, especially after seeing what other places in the United States charge. It was only $20, which can't be beat unless you travel out to Hermann. The shuttle buses were clean and the driver was super friendly and accommodating. This is definitely the way you want to travel when visiting the Augusta wineries. My only complaint would be that one of their buses was broken when we went, which made for some long wait times in between the wineries. Hopefully that is fixed now. Finally, I would recommend making a reservation online because they seem to fill up fast (even in the fall). This is definitely something I will do again this year.

The communication with this company is the absolute worst! I had to call 4 times (and leave two…read moremessages). The owner said he would call me back twice and never did either time. When I finally got a hold of him, he was rude. I will NOT be using this company - what a joke.

This is a great historical site. The Daniel Boone Home is authentic and original to the site. The…read morehistoric village is not original to the site but includes a number of historic buildings that have been preserved and relocated here. We took the guided tour ($8 for seniors) and had a phenomenal tour guide. He was a recent graduate with a degree in history. His tour was very informative and he tried hard to dispel some of the myths surrounding Daniel Boone and some misconceptions based on the Festus Parker protrayal of Daniel Boon on TV. He was great. After the guided tour of the house, we did a self guided tour of the historic village. This was well worth the visit.

This post is mostly a complaint about Nancy…read more Place is beautiful, beautiful wedding, MOSTLY helpful staff. However, we went to a wedding rehearsal after they told us over the phone we could, as long as it was between 3-5 people. When we showed up Nancy threw a total fit and would only allow one person inside the church at a time. We asked her if this is really how she wants to be remembered, as this was the first wedding, she didn't seem to care. Maybe this place should offer therapists, seems some of the work force is struggling at home...

Three of us took the Delmar Loop food tour with our guide Tracey. First I would like to say Tracey…read morewas a wonderful guide with so much knowledge of the area. She told us the history of the loop, what's currently going on and what's up and coming. We could not have asked for a better guide. The food is important but having a good guide I think is equally important. Tracey went above and beyond. We loved her. Five stars for Tracey. Now on to the food. I will list what where we stopped and rate each individual place. SALT AND SMOKE- OMG THE BEST PLACE ON THE TOUR. They gave us brisket and Mac -n- cheese( which they just won an award for) I live on the East Coast and we are not known for good BBQ but being a foodie I do know good food and this place was slammin! The brisket was the best I've ever had and so was the Mac-n-cheese made with some ritz crackers on top. The manager was very friendly and welcoming. They showed us the smokers up close which was very cool. They have 4 different sauces to try all made in house and all delicious. Liked it so much we are going back for dinner. PI PIZZA- Being from the East Coast, New Haven, home of world famous Sally's and Pepe's Pizza I have high standards for pizza. This pizza was not what I'm used to but enjoyed trying it anyway. They served a small pizza for the 3 of us which is extremely generous on a food tour! SHAWARMA KING- kind of a dive place for college kids, kind of while in the wall place. Chicken schwarma was tasty and falafel was average. Owner wasn't talkative or friendly but that's ok. I would eat here if a broke college kid or drunk at 2am but not a place for a first date SEOUL TACO- Korean taco joint. We had a beef taco which was delicious and kimchi rice that was also good. I would go back to this place for sure. PICCIONE PASTRY- they gave each of us a gooey butter cake canoli. St. Louis is famous for gooey butter cake if u didn't know. The cannoli was filled to order and was very good. Very sweet but very good. The tour was about $55 a person and was well worth it. I've been on other food tours across the country and this one gave us the most food for our money. I've been to others where we left hungry but not here! If you take this tour at 11 am like we did I suggest you do not eat breakfast! I would definitely recommend this tour if you are visiting St Louis both for the food and to learn the history. Lastly, the picture attached to my review is for Tracey. We ran into this famous guy as we entered our hotel right after our tour. We wished Tracey was still with us when we met him. Tracey we hope you see this picture and if the company sees this review please show Tracey the pic! Thanks!

Was in St. Louis for a couple of days and we decided to do a food tour. We chose the Central West…read moreEnd tour. Carrie was our tour guide and she was awesome!!! We learned a little more about the area, the restaurants and of course the food. The food was great and abundant. Make sure you come hungry because you will eat a lot. I would definitely recommend Savor Saint Louis Food Tours and will be going back to try there other tours. Thanks Steve C.

This Jellystone was conveniently located just a five-minute drive from Six Flags. The customer…read moreservice was excellent, and they diligently collected trash daily. However, the RV sites were a bit cramped. We opted for a pull-through location, which was slightly more spacious compared to the back-in spots. I bring this up because I've visited other Jellystones, and they are remarkably spacious with numerous free amenities. In contrast, here, you'll have to pay extra for golf and train rides. The only real complaint I have is the placement of the sewage, water, and electric hookups.

Receptionist on phone when I walked into check-in never acknowledged me until I got right in front…read moreof her because she was too busy playing on her phone. Person who led me to my site, put me in such a way that I could not put my stairs down because it was on top of the wood frame that goes around the site and I had to reposition myself even though I kept telling him that I was OK he insisted I keep pulling back further. Unfortunately, I was on hitched before I realized I couldn't put my stairs down the way they should be, and put a railroad tie right outside my door as a tripping hazard. Sites are small and it was nice because we had nobody on either side of us staying the same time we did had they been there. The neighbors Picnic table would literally have been on top of our water and electrical supply. Laundry facilities are extremely dated and there four washers and dryers. One of the washers. I used out of three took 20 minutes longer on the same identical setting to get my wash done. And as if that weren't enough, my stuff came out dirty even though I pre-rinse everything before I put them inside the washing machine so now I have to go to my next stop and wash them again anyway. Also, don't expect to find a change machine here as I had to go to a gas station a couple miles away to make change so I could have quarters to do my laundry. Public bathroom is dated and I could not lock the door to my stall because it was broken. Last but not least, my favorite part was we were struggling to leave when are new hitch was giving us problems. This was our first day out in this camper. On our way to Tennessee, and even though we're experienced campers, this camper was new to us. Even though we started an hour before we were supposed to leave trying to hitch up our camper we were struggling trying to get hitched. What I believe was a camp host drove past us a half a dozen different times seeing we were struggling, and never once asked if he could help us. As we were exiting the gate, he just so happened to be passing us as in oncoming traffic and shot us a glare and shook his head in disgust as if we were a bunch of dumb women who didn't know the exit time. I tried to wave him down, but he just kept going ignoring me. I would definitely not recommend this site for what we paid in return for the experience we had.

This review is for "The Lodge", which is part of the Inns at St. Albans…read more I wish I could give this place 1,000,000 stars!!! Everything was perfect. Our check-in process was easy. Parking was abundant and right in front of the building. We stayed over Thanksgiving weekend, so it was beautifully decorated for the holidays (pictured). The furniture and other decor is a nice blend of modern and classic, with a lot of gray and white. Our room opened up to a balcony, which overlooked the small lake - a lovely view. This is a very quiet, relaxing spot about 15 minutes away from Wildwood. It's in the same neighborhood as St. Albans Country Club. Whether you're visiting family for the holidays or are looking for a secluded weekend getaway, I would highly recommend staying at the Inns at St. Albans's "The Lodge"!

We recently hosted our daughters wedding and reception at The Inns at St. Alban and it was perfect…read more The venue is absolutely stunning and the staff is attentive to every detail. In addition to the Old Barn Inn, we also rented the cottages and the "Farmhouse" We couldn't give any higher recommendation!

This is a lovely little cafe with a big heart! We felt like regulars immediately and love the…read morerelaxed, comfy vibe! It also had a nice brick wine cellar attached. My daughter had breakfast and I had a pasta that was so light and refreshing! You can tell it's scratch made and so yummy. I recommend them whether it's for a coffee date or a dinner and wine kinda night!

Last March 2014 I wanted to get away from Overland Park, KS for a little weekend vacation. Hermann,…read moreMo is not too far away and it was Wurst Fest (sausage weekend). So after much research into finding an accessible bed and breakfast we came upon Starry Nights. We needed a place without a lot of stairs and easy in and out. After talking with Laurie we knew we had found the perfect place. The location is great, across the street from Hermann city limits, high up on a hill with beautiful view of stars at night. I was very impressed with how nicely decorated the house is inside, with comfy couches, nice fireplace, great open kitchen and eating area. The bedrooms have the most comfortable beds and the bathroom is perfect. Starry Nights is very clean. Breakfasts are cooked fresh and hot and taste delicious, which helps us start our day on the right note. We had such a great experience that we are returning again this year on the weekend of my birthday!! A+++