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Comfort in the Ozark hills. Cottage, cabins, and Bed & Breakfast. Scenic views, solitude, and country pleasures are our specialties. Relax in bucolic surroundings, canoe, fish, nature watch, hike, swim. Day or Week. Phone: 573-759-6081 or 800-335-5921 Website: 'http://www.rockeddy.com'

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This Amish run greenhouse sells plants, flowers, and bedding plants. It is located near the center of a small Amish community near Dixon. Presently this and a nearby furniture maker are the only Amish businesses, but in season many Amish farms sell garden produce, eggs and the like.
For more specific directions contact Rock Eddy Bluff Farm www.rockeddy.com Info at http://www.rockeddy.com/dixon_amish.htm

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This family makes outdoor furniture from native cedar wood. They also raise pasture reared chickens and beef and pork that are fed only natural feeds.
http://www.rockeddy.com/dixon_amish.htm

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Well known in the area as the location for good food and causal dining, The Point also processes a scenic view into the Gasconade River Valley from high on the Bluff at Portugese Point. Phone 573-759-6100 See their website at: http://www.pointsteakhouse.com/

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RV campground on the bank of the Gasconade River. They are also a canoe outfitter and will put in canoes for floats starting on the Gasconade or Big Piney Rivers. Phone: 573-759-7294 On the web: http://www.dixoncamping.com/

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Camping and Canoe rental on the Gasconade River. Phone 573-759-7363 On the Web at: http://www.cvacampground.com/

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Morelands is widely known in the area. But, because of a spat with the highway department, they do not have a sign directing you from Hwy 63. They are known for their excellent catfish, but have many other item on the menu and have a bar also. Follow Maries Co. Road 325 to its end at the Gasconade River. You are there. Phone 573-422-9918

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Carol's Memorial Park is well known among Bluegrass music fans. Festivals occurr on both the Memorial Day and Labor Day Holidays, but music can be heard almost any weekend during the warmer months. Lots of RV spaces and a dump station available. Phone: 573-759-3544 On the web: http://www.bluegrasspickintime.com

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Provides access the the Gasconade River for fishing and recreation.

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The Maries County Historical Society operates the "old Jail" museum here, along with two reconstructed orignal log houses from the local area.

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The Missouri Department of Conservation access to the Gasconade River.

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This store will be interesting for the outdoors person. If has hunting gear, guns, clothes, and Honda ATVs.

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Good food and casual dining in this very small little German Catholic town. Situated in an old stone building that was once the town's general store. Phone: 573-744-5827

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Well known for family style dining in an old hotel in this German Catholic town. Fried Chicken and country ham are specialties. Phone: 573-455-9991

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A restaurant and bar is a favorite of locals in this small, off-the-main-road town. Their is a separate dining area, but one can also order from the bar while sipping a beer or shooting pool. Phone: 573-765-4554

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Pick your own blueberries and blackberries. In the fall, take a wagon ride to the fields and pick your own pumkins. 573-759-7998

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Good nine-hole golf course. Everyone welcome. 573-759-2323

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Good menu and clean little cafe that also offers tap and bottled beer. 573-759-3210

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Located in the building of the South Central Livestock Market, the cafe serves good food and is generally open during normal hours.

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This restaurant in a cave provides a unique dining experience. It is 45 minutes to a one-hour drive from Rock Eddy Bluff. (We will provide directions.) Our guests agree that while the food is good, you go for the experience. Importantly, they accept only cash -- no checks or credit cards.
Phone 573-765-4554

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This natural wonder is a short distance from Rock Eddy Bluff Farm and is visited by many of our guests, though relatively infrequently by other visitors. The natural area is owned by the Missouri department of conservation.
There are three routes to visit the arch. Depending on how much hiking you want to do, we will advise.
Nearby the natural bridge there is a small cave where a hermit once lived. The walk up the creek brings you by many small cliffs and pools of spring-fed water.