Explore Pulaski County
Fort Waynesville Marker
Historical marker, marking where Fort Waynesville was located. The fort, built on a bluff in 1862 provided protection to the Union Army during the civil war. Beautiful scenic view over looks the valley of Waynesville to Interstate I-44 between mile markers 159 and 157
Waynesville, MO Historical MarkersClifty Natural Bridge
Follow Hwy W 3.8 miles and park at the Conservation Dept. Sign on the left. Hike down to the creekbed and watch for the bridge on the left. About one hour walk over rough rocks to bridge. You must cross the creek several times. Do not wear sandals!
Dixon, MO Natural AttractionsOld Stagecoach Stop
Restored oldest building in Pulaski County, Civil War exhibit, tours, on National Register of Historic Places
Waynesville, MO Pioneer LifeCountry View Acres Canoe Rental and Campground
Canoe, raft and tube rental, hunting, camping, swimming, hiking. Float either the Gasconade or Big Piney Rivers, boat ramp available. Shuttle service.
Dixon, MO RV ParksStone Mill Trout Spring and Stream
Beautiful trout area. Missouri and FLW fishing license and trout stamp needed.
Fort Leonard Wood, MO RecreationOnyx Mountain Caverns
Beautiful Onyx formations, huge dripstone formations, guided tours, woodland Indian cultural information, underground river, gift shop and rock shop. On the National Register of Historic Places
St. Robert, MO Natural AttractionsWarnol Valley Lakes
Fine stocked fishing lakes. Fun for all! No license needed. No limit. Charge for poundage.
Dixon, MO Recreation