- TripBuzz found 39 things to do with kids in or near Fulton, Missouri, including 34 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Columbia, Jefferson City and St. Louis.
- From Fulton Bowling Center to The National Churchill Museum, the Fulton area offers 27 different types of family activities, including: History Museums, Bowling, Specialty Museums and Libraries.
- Only 25 minutes from state capital Jefferson City, Fulton, MO is a small town with many recreational activities for families to enjoy. The park and recreation department hosts leagues for kickball, softball, and more, or visitors can head to the park to enjoy disc golf, baseball diamonds, and basketball courts.
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One of Missouri's most beautiful areas is Finger Lakes State Park, located in Columbia. It is especially popular with ATV riders and extreme sports enthusiasts, who use its open, packed-dirt areas for practice and competitions.
26.6 Miles
Located on 4,431 acres of land, the Eagle Bluffs Conservation Area is a area dedicated to preserving the wetlands of the state. Visitors commonly enjoy seeing the large variety of protected biodiversity during their trips to the area.
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109 West 2nd Street, Hermann, MO 65041
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At the Deutschheim State Historic Site, visitors can wander through a restored German-American restored village that is credited with the creation of the wine industry in Missouri. Visitors can take guided tours of two historic homes.
29.2 Miles
Featuring work exclusively designed by artist Alice Calhoun, the Ace of Spades Garden Gallery is an art gallery filled with small, hand-crafted garden sculptures. Faeries, mermaids, and dancers are among the types of sculptures available.
35.1 Miles
Covering more than 300 acres, the Warm Spring Ranch is home to more than 100 Clydesdales, from foals to stallions. It organizes guided tours and VIP tours of the ranch.
39.4 Miles
From herbs to roses, Vintage Hill Farm has a multitude of plant species for visitors to enjoy. In addition to a large pottery display, the gardens has a greenhouse containing a variety of tropical plants.
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Ha Ha Tonka State Park's most notable feature is the stone ruins of a castle built by a Kansas City businessman who purchased the area known as 'ha ha tonka' which means 'laughing waters'. It could have referred to the springs below the castle.
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Ravenswood is a plantation farmhouse built in 1880. The home is full of the original furnishings from all over the world gathered by the first two generations of the house. The furniture, photos, dresses, and fading letters show so much history.
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Built in 1895, Roslyn Heights is a historical mansion that serves as the headquarters for the historical society group 'Daughters of the American Revolution'. Visitors commonly enjoy touring the house and learning facts about past times there.