The Ranch is located about 5 miles south of Seymour, MO on HWY K. Contained within our 940+ acres of terrain are miles of fantastic trails ranging from level 1 easy to level 6 hardcore. There’s something for everyone here! New trails are being cut and added frequently.
We have over 100 vehicles on display at all times. We are always buying and selling cars so that our displays change every year. In fact, we rotate about 40% of our inventory each year so there is always something new to see. Our museum is home to over ten Fast & Furious cars and also home to a couple of retired Transformers. We recommend you come see for yourself.
Sharing a passion with the public. Route 66 Car Museum is a privately owned car collection that is located along the famed and historic Route 66. Guy Mace started collecting in 1990 when he bought his first Jaguar. The collection has since grown to nearly 80 automobiles that “strikes a fancy”.
Ranging from early brass era cars to vehicles used in cinema such as the Gotham Roadster, this collection is sure to have a vehicle for every museum goer’s taste.
The museum houses seven Jaguars, two Rolls Royces, a 1963 Morgan owned by Desert Storm’s General Norman Schwarzkopf, and the famous truck from the movie ‘Grapes of Wrath’ that starred Henry Fonda.
In the 1950s, the name Fantastic Caverns was adopted. The first “Ride-Thru” tour at Fantastic Caverns was given in 1962. Prior to that, visitors toured the cavern on foot. By 1967, visitation to the cave had grown to a level that it was difficult to host events and the show “Farmarama” was canceled. With the focus being on cave tours, improvements were made to the tour route, and in the early 1970s cave lighting expert Roy Davis installed the cavern lighting system, which was upgraded to LED lighting in 2017. The Campbell family has managed the property since 1966 and in 1992 they purchased Fantastic Caverns.
Think BIG. Now think even bigger! The original Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World location in our hometown of Springfield, Mo. is affectionately known as The Grandaddy of All Outdoor Stores®. This massive outdoor-themed experience is the number one tourist destination in Missouri attracting four million families, sportsmen and outdoor enthusiasts every year. Boasting nearly 500,000 square-feet of immersive shopping fun, the Grandaddy offers visitors with one of the largest assortments of outdoor gear, apparel and gifts under one roof.
Johnny Morris’ personal passion for conservation has positioned Wonders of Wildlife with an opportunity like no other attraction before it to have a positive national impact on wildlife and conservation. By partnering with leading conservation organizations, Johnny Morris will establish one of the most valuable and respected conservation and education. Wonders of Wildlife celebrates people who hunt, fish, and act as stewards of the land and water. In a world increasingly disconnected from the great outdoors, it’s more important than ever for people of all ages.
At the Air and Military Museum of the Ozarks, our mission is the restoration, preservation and display of military history and memorabilia for the education of our patrons. The museum is dedicated to all of the brave men and women who fought and died in the Armed Forces to preserve America’s freedoms.
Get up close and personal with your favorite stars. Yep, they don’t mind if you swoon or take loads of selfies! And, you’ll definitely want to ham it up for fun photos using the handy props. You’ll get to be a star amongst the stars while walking the red carpet, whooping it up in the Old West Saloon, and even singing in the spotlight. Your pics will be the envy of your friends!
The Ozark-St. Francis National Forests are really two separate Forests with many differences. They are distinct in their own topographical, geological, biological, cultural and social differences, yet each makes up a part of the overall National Forest system.
The Ozark National Forest covers 1.2 million acres, mostly in the Ozark mountains of northern Arkansas. You’ll find the tallest mountain in the State, Mount Magazine, and an incredible, living underground cave–Blanchard Springs Caverns.
The St. Francis National Forest covers 22,600 acres in eastern Arkansas, one of the smallest and most diverse forests in the country.
These forests are generously endowed with recreational opportunities for camping, hiking, swimming, fishing, hunting, boating, scenic drives, picnics sites, and opportunities for wildlife viewing also abound.
See their mobile throwing lanes at the MOORE EXPO! Axe throwing is becoming extremely popular in the United States. Thanks to our Canadian brethren, there has been a surge in the sport, spurring many different venues to start popping up around the country. Don’t be fooled by the imitators, the plain Janes, and the naysayers. Come visit the only place that truly KICKS AXE!
Mixing the adoration for driving with a definitive test of exact route, the Midwest Discovery Route tests your abilities and encourages you to learn new skills. It's anything but a race for speed, however an exceptional and requesting occasion dependent on the components of headings, stowed away designated spots, time, and distance utilizing guides, compass, and a professionally created road-book to guide you through the experience.
