Top Things to do in Leasburg
What to do and see in Leasburg, Leasburg: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Leasburg, United States including Onondaga Cave, Ozark Outdoors, Onondaga Cave State Park, Belmont Vineyards & Winery, Cathedral Cave.
1. Onondaga Cave
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 152 reviews
Descend into the depths of Onondaga Cave State Park and drop into a world of wonder: towering stalagmites, dripping stalactites, and active flowstones help make the cave a National Natural Landmark and illustrate why Missouri is often called “The Cave State.” Visitors can take guided tours into the underground wonderland. Open for tours seasonally.
Reviewed By smracr - Saint Peters, United States
I had been taking about taking my grandkids to the cave for awhile. The day of our visit, they were so excited they could hardly wait! While the price was more than I expected, it was worth it. My 5 yr-old grandson was so intrigued, he couldn't stop talking the entire tour. Luckily, the other family and our tour guide were very patient. My 9 yr-old granddaughter especially liked the "lily pad" room, but her favorite part was panning for gemstones (the gift shop sells bags of sand with various gemstones hidden inside). They have a real sluice with running water outside. She definitely got her money's worth with the number of gemstones she received and the fascinating activity!
2. Ozark Outdoors
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
We specialize in water amusement activities, float trips, called paddling in some regions. Floating options include three rivers, the Huzzah, the Courtois, and the beautiful upper Meramec stretch. Choose one or all three. You can enjoy a canoe, raft, kayak, or tube, whatever floats your boat. Love rustic cabins? Want the luxury comfort of a condo? Need a motel room with air conditioning, and your own private restroom? We offer several lodging selections at our stunning river resort. Camping your style? We have numerous RV sites, with 50 amp hookups, water, and sewer included for all. Prefer a tent campsite? On our 110 acre spread, we've got those too. River access, river view, lots of shade trees, fields of green grass. Outdoor activities at their best. Amenities include, swimming pool access Memorial to Labor Day, free for our paying guests. Access to the Huzzah Conservation Area trailhead of the Ozark Trail. Private hiking trail on property. Playground equipment for the kids. Honey holes for fishing. Places to ride your bike. You can even tour Onondaga Cave, right across the river, at a discounted price when you buy your tickets through us.
3. Onondaga Cave State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 82 reviews
Descend into the depths of Onondaga Cave State Park and drop into a world of wonder: towering stalagmites, dripping stalactites, and active flowstones help make the cave a National Natural Landmark and illustrate why Missouri is often called “The Cave State.” Visitors can take guided tours into the underground wonderland. But if you prefer the surface, the park’s Vilander Bluff Natural Area provides a panoramic view of the Meramec River. Easy access to the Meramec River allows visitors to canoe or fish in a bucolic setting.
Reviewed By EKG1226 - Saint Louis, United States
Our family LOVES Missouri State Parks! For the past 20 years we have just about camped and revamped in most of the states parks. Onondaga Cave State Park is one of my absolute favorites! Up front I will tell you that you must make your spring/summer/fall camping reservations well ahead of time especially on the weekends. Missourians love their state parks and the campgrounds fill up quickly. Onondaga has two sweet small campground loops with lovely shade trees and clean restrooms/shower houses. The campground sites are spaced well apart from each other and are well maintained by being kept clean and the grass mowed. Bring your bikes to ride on the campground loop roads as well as the paved trail going up to the visitor center. You'll also want your hiking shoes for the beautiful hiking trails which bring you to the top of a bluff to overlook the Meramec River below that runs through the campground. If it's hot outside you'll want to bring swim clothes, river shoes (rocks hurt feet) and any flotations devices to play in the Meramec River. The park offers two cave tours: Onondaga Cave Tour and the Cathedral Cave Tour. We've only done the Onondaga and it is GORGEOUS! Skip Meramec Cave tours which is privately owned and give your money to the state of MO to help support our beautiful parks system and tour a cave at Onondaga - you will be THRILLED that you did!
4. Belmont Vineyards & Winery
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By Mamawink - Saint Louis, United States
We drive down near here fairly often but never stopped. It is very close to the interstate and easy to get to. It was set up nicely for social dinstancing. We tried two different dry reds and the were both very different and very good. We also had an appetizer that we enjoyed. Will be back.
