Waynesville
Military heritage & Ozark charm
Waynesville sits near Fort Leonard Wood and offers a blend of military heritage and Ozark small-town charm. The Route 66 Pulaski County Museum preserves local highway history with old photographs, artifacts, and stories from the Mother Road's golden era.
The Roubidoux Spring is one of Missouri's largest natural springs, gushing 35 million gallons daily from the Ozark bedrock into a crystal-clear pool. A serene 10-minute walk from downtown.
exploreThings to See & Do
Route 66 Pulaski County Museum
CAN'T MISSPreserves Route 66 heritage of Pulaski County with old photographs, artifacts, and stories.
Roubidoux Spring
One of Missouri's largest natural springs — 35 million gallons daily. Crystal-clear pool, 10-min walk from downtown.
restaurantWhere to Eat
Hoppers Pub
American$$Popular gastropub near Fort Leonard Wood. Craft burgers, wings, and local brews. Live music on weekends.
Tips for Visiting Waynesville
Roubidoux Spring is a hidden gem — bring a camera, the water color is incredible.
Waynesville is the last stop on Missouri Route 66 heading west.