Missouri Vacation PackageKathryn Hoyt2023-06-19T11:06:53-05:00
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GARDENS
Missouri Gardens
Missouri Gardens – Missouri is a state in the Midwestern region of the US. Ranking 21st in land area, it is bordered by eight states: Iowa, Illinois, Kentucky Tennessee, Arkansas and Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska. With a motto of “The Show-Me State”, Missouri has a lot to show you…
Missouri Botanical Garden: The Missouri Botanical Garden is also known informally as Shaw’s Garden for the founder and philanthropist Henry Shaw. Founded in 1859, the Missouri Botanical Garden is one of the nation’s oldest botanical gardens in continuous operation and a National Historic Landmark. The Garden offers 79 acres of beautiful horticultural display, including a 14-acre Japanese strolling garden. You will get to see Henry Shaw’s original 1850 estate home, and one of the world’s largest collections of rare and endangered orchids. For over 161 years, the Garden has been an oasis in the city, a place of beauty and family fun as well as a center for education, science, and conservation. Your visit will include a greenhouse dome, a Victorian home and gardens, a butterfly house and more. Leslie and Mark are fantastic hosts at the mansion where you can stay overnight. The entire mansion is gorgeous! The beds are comfy, and the rooms cozy. In the morning, you will have a nice meal of poached pears with a breakfast enchilada and mango juice, yum. You will find this Garden and mansion in Kathryn’s hometown of St. Louis.
Powell Gardens: This is a botanical park with gardens and includes an indoor conservatory, seasonal festivals and a kid-friendly food farm. This park offers options all year to enjoy the Gardens including classes, family-focused events, and programs. These Gardens offer farm-to-table dinners and culinary events. Festivals including the Festival of Butterflies and the Festival of Lights offer new and educational ways to enjoy the Gardens. This garden is in Kingsville close to Kansas City.
The Ewing and Muriel Kauffman Memorial Garden: This Memorial Garden is an enduring gift for that extends the legacy of a gracious couple and welcomes visitors to a vibrant landscape throughout the year. It is a privately-owned garden that is run in cooperation with Powell Gardens. The garden is free and open to the public. You are welcome to take photos of the garden during your visit. Service animals are allowed in the garden. It is so small but so much to see. You could come here just to sit and take it all in. The gardens are very clean, and beautifully built. Because it is attached to the Powell Gardens, you could just stay in Kansas City.
Shelter Gardens: Enjoy this 5-acre botanic garden with a veterans’ memorial, seating, and a sensory plot for the visually impaired. A great, small park. Wonderful flowers, shrubs, and trees. Many, if not all, are labeled. You will find a pretty koi pond as well. If you like taking pictures, this Garden will become one of your favorite spots for a quick walk and a photo shoot. You will love going to shelter Gardens. It’s very peaceful, it’s always clean. There’s a historic schoolhouse right in the middle of the garden that you can go into and look around. If you want to leave a busy city area, this is the perfect garden because it is found in the heart of Columbia.
Springfield-Greene County Botanical Center: Here there are dozens of themed and collection gardens, including hosta, daylilies, Asiatic lilies, iris, peonies, roses, dwarf conifers, ornamental grasses, native plants and more are grown and maintained by volunteer plant enthusiast organizations united under the Friends of the Garden. You’ll find a gift shop, restrooms, water fountain, the Lois K. Boswell Memorial Botanical Reference Library, community rooms, Wi-Fi, and information about the gardens. At the Mizumoto Japanese Stroll Garden you will enjoy the serenity of this 7.5-acre traditional Japanese garden, established in 1986. This garden includes mature landscaping, winding paths, three small lakes, ceremonial teahouse, moon bridge and meditation garden. Restrooms and the pavilion are outside the front gate. There is a special way to explore the area for kids who will find the five botanical themed Polypods along the trail, with butterflies, caterpillars, mushrooms and more! Have a botanical question? Ask the friendly staff at the front desk. Found in Springfield.
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STATE PARKS
Missouri State Parks:
Missouri State Parks – A state in the Midwestern region of the US, it is the 19th-most populous state of the country. The largest urban areas are St. Louis, Kansas City, Springfield, and Columbia; the capital is Jefferson City. The state boasts of having 38 State Parks, 7 State Forests, 7 State Historic Sites, a State Natural Area, 12 State Wildlife Areas, 6 State Wildlife Management Areas, and a State Wildlife Refuge.
Ha Ha Tonka State Park: This scenic Park featuring the ruins of a 20th-century castle, plus trails, and caves amid beautiful lake views, scenery, clean, wide paths, and walkways. It is amazing to see an old caste sitting on top of the hill. Check out Balanced Rock trail, and Devil’s kitchen, but do not miss the natural bridge short walk. There are several picnic tables so bring your snacks and water for a great day of exercise and earthly beauty. if you park by the post office or the natural bridge you can create a large loop that allows you to visit the ruins and everything else your heart desires. You will find this park five miles south of Camdenton.
Lake of the Ozarks State Park: This Park is a wonderful place for day hikers and horseback enthusiasts. Novice day hikers can get enough mileage in to make it worth the trip. The cabins are nice and the roads in are in perfect shape. Swimming, hiking/biking trails, camping, boating with an aquatic trail map and lantern-lit cave tours make for lots of fun activities in Kaiser.
Hawn State Park: This state park’s nearly 5,000 acres include three state-designated natural areas. Each area has special features worth seeing. Serene outdoor areas offering hiking and birdwatching amid rocky streams and stunning vistas as well as amazing water features. Found is Ste. Genevieve.
Rock Bridge Memorial State Park: This Park is popular for its hiking and biking trails. It also boasts of a large cave system and a rock bridge. There are well-planned paths to follow with the trail to the Devils Icebox made easy with a wood path and stairs. You can explore in the cave, but you could get wet feet. Bathrooms are available. You will find this park five miles south of Columbia.
Watkins Woolen Mill State Park and State Historic Site: This is a unique park and is a preserved woolen mill dating to the mid-19th century. The mill is a protected State Historic Site, which preserve its machinery and business records in addition to the buildings. The campsites are amazing!! They have power, but you must travel to get water; the shower house is nice. But the best part is the Museum. It’s amazing how the textile industry started; the wool mill is beautiful. The estate includes the museum, family cemetery, family house and the original mill. The campground and 100-acre lake feature a good biking path. Found in Lawson.
Graham Cave State Park: The park’s namesake, Graham Cave, is a cave with an entrance 120 feet wide and 60 feet high and an extent of about 100 feet into the hillside. There are archaeological exhibits as well as hiking and camping, plus boat access for fishing. It is an easy hike to the rock shelter type cave and waterfall. Ample parking, a playground, multiple picnic tables and grills, and well-marked trails make up this park. Especially nice spot for families with small children as everything is doable within three miles. Found near Danville.
Trail of Tears State Park – The tragic history that gives its name provides a sharp contrast to the peaceful, serene setting and the abundance of recreational opportunities. The 3,415-acre park is a memorial to the Cherokee Indians that lost their lives in a forced relocation, and a place for visitors to participate in a variety of outdoor adventures. The Park is located where nine of 13 groups of Cherokee Indians crossed the Mississippi River in 1838. The park’s visitor center features various exhibits that interpret the forced relocation, as well as the park’s many natural features. Picnic sites are scattered throughout, and campsites are available in wooded areas near the river. Anglers can fish in either the Mississippi River or the 20-acre Lake Boutin, stocked with bass, bluegill and catfish. The park’s 14.5 miles of trails offer opportunities for hiking, equestrian pursuits, backpacking, and primitive camping. In winter, the bluffs and cliffs are roosting sites for bald eagles. Located near Cape Girardeau.
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MUSEUMS
Missouri Museums:
Missouri Museums – Located in the Midwestern United States, Missouri has more than six million residents, it is the 18th-most populous state of the country. The largest urban areas are St. Louis, Kansas City, Springfield, and Columbia; the capital is Jefferson City. Enjoy reading about these museums and decide which will become your favorite. Then let us plan that Missouri vacation for you.
Harry S. Truman Library and Museum: Harry Truman stepped up and finished WWII and used his humble beginnings as his foundation for leadership. He had an inspiring love story with his Bess. Visit their home just as they left it. Simple interiors and landscaping make you feel like you are old friends. Knowledgeable guides have a love for President Truman. He would walk downtown in his independence, Missouri and you can too. Truly a man of the people. Whether you are a history buff or not you will enjoy your walk in this museum inside and out. While there, be sure to visit the other Harry S. Truman landmarks. Seems like President Truman was a beloved president in his hometown of Independence.
Jefferson Barracks Telephone Museum: This Museum is housed in a beautifully restored 1896 building that is on the National Register of Historic Places. It is located in the 426-acre historic Jefferson Barracks Park which is a 15-minute drive south of downtown St. Louis. The self-guided, accessible museum has many hands-on, how-things-work displays. In addition to the extensive collection of telephones manufactured from the 1900s through 2000s, the museum also contains: A working Central Office Step Switch, Operator switchboards, Military telephones from WWI through the Gulf War, hundreds of pieces of telephone-related equipment and tools and telephone-related memorabilia from the 1880s through the 2000s, A large variety of novelty telephones will delight the techy in you in Saint Louis.
Beyond The Lens! Family Fun: Behind the camera lies an exciting trip through Pop Culture with a combination of historical conspiracy theories and cutting-edge gaming systems all in one of Branson’s newest, fun-filled attractions. Enter an exciting 30,000 square foot, family friendly adventure that’s loaded with interactive exhibits including two-minute escape rooms, the JFK conspiracy, virtual & augmented reality games, a hunt for Bigfoot, an irresistible alien egg ball pit, and an unbelievable amount of crazy fun photo ops! You can become a life-sized Barbie or G.I. Joe, be pictured on LA’s famous Rodeo Drive with $50 million dollars, sit behind the desk in the Oval Office, and get an inside look at the Royal family. Test your gaming skills on classic and current video games and take part in an augmented reality scavenger hunt for celebrity pets. Then take a deep dive into the facts and most popular conspiracy theories behind some of the biggest crimes in American history, guaranteed to start conversations while you are in Branson.
Titanic Museum: Everyone knows the name Titanic! Everyone knows Titanic struck an iceberg! And everyone knows Titanic was lost! She sat at the bottom of the ocean for 75 years before they found her in 1985. A second expedition to the wreck site went out in 1986 and that expedition was co-led by the owner of this museum. The artifacts you see throughout the ship are REAL and valued at over $4 million dollars. You will be able to touch a growing iceberg, experience the 28-degree water, try and steer the ship and pay tribute to the 2,208 passengers and crew that were on the Titanic. The museum is a very well thought out re-creation of the life of the ship, its makers, passengers, and all those involved. Visitors get to experience the excitement, awe, emotions, and majestic of the ship as we come into it. And then the fear, the loss, helplessness and despair during the evacuation. The staff is wonderful, engaging and always there to help in any way in Branson.
TravelKatz is looking forward to hearing from you with your questions and wants to make a memorable vacation for you and your family and friends to Missouri. We are just a “chat” or call away; 352-277-7300.
FESTIVALS
Missouri Festivals
These Missouri Festivals are more than typical because they will feature Blue Grass music, a 4-H exhibit and Route 66 celebrations. Come to Missouri and enjoy these festivals and more…
Fort Leonard Wood Independence Day Celebration: This Celebration will feature live music, food, a spectacular fireworks display and lots of fun. On the 4th of July from 3pm-midnight!
Fair Saint Louis: The Fair Saint Louis will be held over Independence Day weekend. The three -day festival will feature live music, great entertainment, educational activities, a kid’s activity area, juggling, typical fair food, magnificent fireworks and more. Free admission in Saint Louis.
Lewis County Fair: The Lewis County Fair will be held July 10-13, 2019 and will include 4-H/Future Farmers of America shows and exhibits; including livestock shows and sales, a power wheels derby, a demolition derby, a tractor pull, an animal show including dairy cows, swine, cattle, and sheep. There will be a Beauty pageant and Queen contest, lots of kid’s games, a haybale toss, volleyball games, a 5k run/walk, a tractor display, lots of entertainment, a BBQ contest, food vendors, and a lot more. Come to Lewistown to enjoy the festivities.
Washington Summer Sunsets on the Riverfront: This Event will be held on July 25. Enjoy live music, great food and a beautiful Mississippi riverfront view. Free admission from 5pm-8pm
St. Louis Ladies Pamper Night: Come pamper yourself, shop with vendors, relax, rejuvenate, and improve your overall well-being. Ladies, this festival will host the very best and leading companies, boutiques, spas and brands. You will find many activities such as networking, mini parties, contests, raffles, games, yoga classes, spa treatments, massages, mani/pedis, facials, opportunities for shopping, watch relative presentations and demonstrations, learn about and participate in life skill classes, watch comedy shows and more. From noon to 6PM on July 27.
11th Annual Fayette Festival of the Arts: This Festival of the Arts will be held on August 3, 2019. There will be live music, an art show, a quilt show, lots of vintage vehicles, a civil war encampment, a Dutch oven demonstration, tours of historic Fayette, craft vendors, a bounce house for kids, pet adoptions, food, and more. Enjoy all day.
Cowboy Up Festival: The Festival will be held on August 3, 2019 and feature music in the park, a parade, lots of kid’s activities, mechanical bull rides, wagon rides, a petting zoo, crafts and arts vendors, delicious food and much more. This festival is located in Sikeston.
Birthplace of Route 66 Festival: This Route 66 Festival will be held August 9-10, 2019. The two-day festival will feature a car show, bike show, live music, a parade, route 66 exhibits, a 6.6 run/walk, a motorcycle village and poker run, music and much more. The vendors will be offering car and motorcycle products, home improvement items, festival food, jewelry, clothing, and so much more. Come to Springfield and enjoy the activities all day both days.
Jefferson County Good Ol’ Truck and Tractor Pull: Local folks will gather to participate in old fashioned truck and tractor pull on August 24. In addition, there will be amazing music, large vehicle displays, vendors, great food and more all day.
47th Annual Santa-Cali-Gon Days Festival: This Festival will include a carnival midway with entertainment, old-time photo booth, gold panning, an authentic blacksmith, a one room schoolhouse tour, games and toys, a pop-up museum tour, antique fire trucks, vendors, a root beer chugging contest, food and more. All day – for four days at the end of August – 08/30 – 09/02, 2019
28th Annual Conway Fall Bluegrass Festival: This Festival will feature great musical performances by talented artists. The lineup includes Larry Stephenson; Red Letter Edition; Little Roy and Lizzy; The Farm Hands; Larry Sparks and The Lonesome Ramblers; Michael Cleveland and Flamekeeper plus many more. Come enjoy all the Blue Grass Music you can listen to…09/19-21, 2019
If going to Missouri is your idea of having fun, please call TravelKatz and we will be happy to help plan your trip. We can work any of these festivals into a trip that will include Branson, Missouri and Eureka Springs, Arkansas.
PLACE OF INTEREST
Branson
Over the years, Branson, an Ozark town in southwest Missouri known as a family vacation destination, has undergone a massive rebuilding. Its 76 Country Boulevard is famously lined with theaters, which once hosted mostly country music performers but today presents diverse entertainment options. Along the strip are the Marvel Cave, the Wild West-style Dolly Parton’s Dixie Stampede Dinner Attraction and Silver Dollar City, an 1800s-themed amusement park with live music, along with various restaurants, and other attractions.
Sight & Sound Theaters: The nation’s largest Christian theatre company and one of the highest attended live theatres on the East Coast (Philadelphia) and in the Midwest. This inspiring family experience includes a majestic 2000-seat theatre, a massive 300-foot wrap-around stage, a professional cast, spectacular sets up to 40 feet high and a variety of live animals. Go back in time and witness the greatest stories of the Bible as they come to life right before your eyes.
This is a quote from a satisfied person, “Upon arrival the parking lot attendant ran up to the car to direct us to parking and told us it would be safer on getting out the car if we backed into the space. That was very thoughtful! The staff inside were standing at the ready to help us out and constantly came to check on us once we were seated. The care and concern they showed was phenomenal. During intermission we were told we could select different seats if we wanted since it wasn’t completely full (though it was a nice crowd for a Tuesday). The show itself was great! The props and characters were all very interesting and kept me wondering what was coming next. I love how they incorporated the fixtures throughout the theater, props, and lighting for the finale. I’ll leave it at that because I don’t want to give it all away. You must see it!” Samson is now showing through the end of this year. The shows rotate and some of the possibilities are Moses, Jesus, and Jonah.
The Haygoods: The Haygood family sings country, pop, and gospel with an abundance of vocal talent and musical instrument expertise. Everyone in your group will enjoy most, if not all, of this production. Our personal favorite is the Mountain dancing, a combination of tap dance, mountain stomping and Irish clogging. Laser lights, music, comedy and a good time. What a terrific group of musicians this family is. Clean fun and they looked like they were having as much fun as we were. It is easy to see why they are considered Branson’s best.
The Shepherd of The Hills: This family-owned attraction features the famous outdoor theatre where guests are transported back to the late 1800’s and into the lives of the pioneers who settled this rugged area of Southwest Missouri. Based on Harold Bell Wright’s bestselling book the show just finished its 58th season. The Shepherd of the Hills is a time-tested favorite for all ages. During the day you can discover the views from Inspiration Tower or take an excursion on ATV’s. In November and December Old Matt’s Historic Homestead is transformed into a magical Christmas wonderland. The Trail of Lights is an animated, musical drive-thru of lights, sound and motion and is open 7 nights a week. There are millions of twinkling lights and animated displays that celebrate everything from the whimsical to beautiful displays celebrating the true meaning of Christmas. Come enjoy the most wonderful time of the year with us! The owner is actively updating the grounds and bringing new and fun things to make us keep coming back and not just at Christmas.
Branson Landing Fountain Show: This is a great show! Fire and water synchronized with music! Free to all. Take a nice along the boardwalk while you wait for the fountains to go. They shoot off from noon till 9:00, every hour. The shops are fun and there is a variety of restaurants and shops to see after the show.
College of the Ozarks: College of the Ozarks, known as “Hard Work U,” is more than a college. It’s a destination with tons of family-friendly activities, including two museums, an old-fashioned grist mill, fruitcake and jelly kitchen, stained glass studio, and exquisite 4-star dining at Dobyns Dining Room in The Keeter Center. It’s a great way to spend a day while you are in the Branson area. The only thing that requires admission is the Ralph Foster Museum ($6 Adults, $5 Seniors, and Free to all 18 and under). Dobyns Dining Room offers a farm to table experience without breaking the bank. If you don’t do anything but visit the College of the Ozarks it will be worth it. It’s the best kept secret in Branson if not the United States. You can even get a room there, but you need book way in advance. Great tours and excellent food. You’ll be inspired by the focus on ethics and patriotism as well as hard work. We recommend coming to learn why this unique college is nationally known.
Titanic Museum: Everyone knows the name Titanic! Everyone knows Titanic struck an iceberg! And everyone knows Titanic was lost! She sat on the bottom of the ocean for 75 years before they found her in 1985. A second expedition to the wreck site went out in 1986 and that expedition was co-led by the owner of this museum. The artifacts you see throughout the ship are REAL and valued at over $4 million dollars. You’ll be able to touch a growing iceberg, experience the 28-degree water, try and steer the ship and pay tribute to the 2,208 passengers and crew that were on the Titanic. They have ‘Crew’ members stationed all over and they are incredibly knowledgeable about everything in the museum. There are a lot of hands on activities to keep kids entertained as well as the adults At the beginning of the tour you are also handed a card with the name of a person who was actually on the Titanic, and at the end you find out if your person survived the sinking or not. You can also find your person’s name, picture and history throughout the museum if you are lucky. Plan on taking your time and not rushing through. There is so much to look and see and listen to.
A fun thing to do is Ride the Ducks! These are military amphibious, refurbished vehicles in which you can take a tour of the city and countryside. The driver allows you to experience both land and water by traveling to a nearby lake. At the end of the ride, you are given a certificate of accomplishment. What fun!
You want to fly into Springfield Airport and pick up a car to get to Branson. Travelkatz will be happy to put this vacation package together for you. Just give us a call at 352-277-7300 or contact us on our website or Facebook.
Missouri State Capital: Jefferson City
City of Jefferson (colloquially called Jefferson City) was named for Thomas Jefferson, whose Louisiana Purchase secured the region that would become Missouri. A close runner up: Missouriopolis. One extremely enthusiastic local newspaper wrote, in defense of the name, “Men of letters throughout Europe and Americas, hearing it pronounced, will know what is spoken of and where it is. Letters started from London, Paris or Boston, will arrive at their destination without mistakes, and without the circumlocution of a tedious address, without making a pilgrimage to forty places of like names, or having a treatise of geography written on their backs to keep on the right road.” But despite that passionate plea, officials decided Jefferson was a more fitting name.
This is one of the first sites passed by Lewis and Clark on their famous expedition, and the city is close to both the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail and KATY Trail State Park. The city is also home to the imposing Missouri State Penitentiary, the “bloodiest 47 acres in America.”
Missouri State Penitentiary: Seeing this place, in all its ugly glory, and hearing the long and bloody history of the prison, should keep most any person from doing the crime! Dale is a knowledgeable and entertaining guide, he is also an active employee of the prison system, so he is able to bring reality to the stories he tells. They offer 1, 2,3-hour daylight tours and several late night/overnight ghost tours, which are excellent. Lots to see, from the early buildings to the later ones, gas chamber room, dungeons (The Hole), area where the criminally insane were housed, etc. A good deal of up and down stairs, so be ready for that. Also, heed the warning to dress properly, the buildings are old and not heated, and with sometimes 2-3-foot-thick walls, they hold the cold. May be a bit intense for the pre-teen set. The teens should enjoy, especially if they have the right attitude, and can understand the gravity of the prison and what it meant to be there. You will come away with a new appreciation for the work our prison guards across the country do, in protecting both the general public, and the inmates in their care.
Missouri State Capitol: The Missouri State Capital is an amazing place. The Missouri State Capitol dominates a bluff overlooking the Missouri River and the bronze statue atop its 238-foot-high dome is the first thing that comes into view for visitors of Jefferson City. This state capital is right on the river and if you stand at the top of the hill you can see a lot, and if you lucky to get to the top of the capital you can see amazing things. Missouri’s history and laws are signed in this monument and the interior is beautiful. The history of Missouri is painted all around the dome of the capital and there are amazing pieces of art displayed all in the inside.
You can enjoy seeing the historical rooms like the Senate Chamber and the House Chamber. They are beautiful rooms and display great craftsmanship. This is worth taking a tour there so that you can witness amazing art, architecture, and history in the making.
Lewis and Clark Monument Trailhead Plaza: The Lewis and Clark Monument is an American symbol. These few statues are cool to visit and show a little history. Take a group picture with these cool and adventurous guys. This is a place that you would not spend much time at, but defiantly take a minute to look at. The kids would most likely love to try and climb these and have great memories. Lewis & Clark Monument and the Governor’s Garden can both be seen and appreciated in less than an hour if you are short of time. While the Trailhead Plaza can be appreciated year-round, the Governors Garden is at its peak of beauty when the flowers are blooming. We suggest stopping at the front desk inside the capital to get a map for a walking tour for all the outside monuments around the capital.
Colonel Alvin R Lubker Memorial Safety and Education Center: This museum is located in the bottom of the General Headquarters building of the Missouri State Highway Patrol. This activity is free. There are old cars there, some artifacts seized from Bonnie and Clyde’s hideout in Joplin, MO, and there are many informative displays concerning train safety, drinking and driving, and much, much more. This is also the home of Otto, the talking car!! (He’s a model a ford) there are movies dedicated to any age that you can watch in the onsite theater. If you have a large group, call ahead if you can. The museum guide will give you a brief history of the patrol and is always there to answer questions. All children receive a goody bag, compliments of the Missouri State Highway Patrol. Don’t miss this free, informative, and family fun activity!
Canyon Road: It is very impressive to behold the number and scope of the artistic endeavors along both sides of this remarkable street. There are artists creating offerings in all manner of material including, pottery, iron work, wood carving, jewelry, and of course painting. While many items are quite expensive, a closer look should produce enough affordable items to make a stroll to Canyon Road.
Jefferson City is served by Lambert-St. Louis Intl Airport (Saint Louis, MO). It’s an easy flight from Tampa. Rental cars are certainly available. TravelKatz is ready to help make this a fun, memorable vacation for just give us a call at 352-277-7300 or go to travelkatz.com to find out more.
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