Higginsville Travel Guide

Nestled on 75 acres with four sparkling lakes, this winery blends Missouri wines with craft beers. Savour wood-fired pizzas on the deck while enjoying weekend live music from April to October.

Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at Frank Riekof and William Nuelle Lake during your travels in Higginsville. Wander the gardens in this family-friendly area.

This historic site preserves the Confederate Soldiers Home, where 1,600 veterans found refuge after the Civil War. Explore the restored chapel and cemetery while enjoying the park's serene fishing ponds.

This serene reservoir offers fishing for bass, bluegill, and catfish from an accessible dock or shoreline. Enjoy a peaceful wooded trail with excellent bird watching opportunities while boats glide by at no-wake speeds.

This serene 150-acre reservoir offers prime fishing for bass, bluegill, crappie, and catfish in a peaceful setting. Enjoy no-wake boating or shoreline angling, with the best catches during spring and fall mornings.

Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at Lake Mizzau during your travels in Higginsville. Wander the gardens in this family-friendly area.

Edgewood Park offers serene 2.5-acre trails winding through lush greenery for walkers and runners alike. The peaceful landscape provides a natural retreat for both gentle strolls and invigorating exercise sessions.

This tiny urban oasis earned its "Postage Stamp Park" nickname from its remarkably small footprint. Bring a book from the nearby Robertson Memorial Library for a peaceful interlude between local attractions.