Poplar Bluff, Missouri rests in a perfectly central location, encompassed by the idyllic scenic beauty of Southeast Missouri. Spring and summer are great times to soak in the warmer air and blooming landscape as you Read More …
Retire and Be Active in Poplar Bluff by Angela White Missouri is a beautiful state and Poplar Bluff has much to offer. Poplar Bluff is centrally located in the United States. It is easy to Read More …
When summer ends and the cooler months come in, Southeast Missouri has beautiful places to view fall foliage and wildlife. On the north end of Poplar Bluff, you’ll find Wolf Creek Trail. This trail of Read More …
Southeast Missouri is the perfect destination for your next great adventure. Whether you’re into hunting, fishing, or just an outdoorsman at heart, the Ozarks have you covered! With a meticulously managed whitetail deer and turkey Read More …
Dunlap Pumpkin Farm10 Hwy AAPoplar Bluff, MO 63901(573) 712-4205https://www.facebook.com/DunlapPumpkinFarm/ Pumpkin Hollow671 County Road 336Piggott, AR 72454(870) 598-3568http://www.pumpkinhollow.com/ Rowe Crop Farm Corn Maze & Pumpkin PatchCounty Road 627Caledonia, MO(573) 854-0382https://rowe-crop-farm.business.site/ Beggs Family Farm2319 State Highway USikeston, Read More …
While squirrels may climb trees, in Missouri, people climb elephants. . . North of Poplar Bluff, Elephant Rocks State Park features giant boulders formed by 1.5-billion-year-old granite. These ancient marvels stand end-to-end like a train Read More …
Current River is one of the first rivers to be protected by a national park. It’s also one of the best recreational rivers in the country. Van Buren, Missouri might be the best place to Read More …
A Dozen Surprises in Butler County… 1. Keener Springs Located just 15 minutes north of Poplar Bluff, Keener Springs is one of the largest privately-owned springs in the country emitting 28,000,000 gallons per day! Read More …
Cutting its way through the Irish Wilderness, the Eleven Point River is one of the Ozarks’ best kept secrets. Just west of Poplar Bluff, the Eleven Point River is perfect for kayakers, floaters, and fishermen Read More …
1821, 1849, and 1870 What do these dates have in common? They are significant to our State, County, and City. Statehood in Missouri was a dramatic event caused by the Missouri Compromise of 1820. In Read More …
