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A Home Town Place A visit to
Dixon is pure hometown. Located on Highway 28 just 13 miles
north of I-44, Dixon began as a railroad boomtown in 1869 and
soon became a commerce community. On your way, stop and enjoy
the scenic view of Portuguese Point at the Point Steakhouse.
Dixon's downtown square still feels like a down-home place where
early settlers came for supplies and to sell their wares. Spend
some time browsing the local antique stores or picking seasonal
fruits and vegetables from the berry and pumpkin farms.
Festivals and events provide endless entertainment for the
entire family with the Dixon Blue Grass Music Festivals over
Memorial and Labor Day weekends and the annual Dixon Cow Days
Festival the third weekend in September, featuring crafts,
music, family fun activities and the chance for one lucky
visitor to win a cow. For the sportsman, take a canoe or camping
trip or try out our beautiful 9-hole golf course. Pulaski
County is home to the cities of Fort Leonard Wood, St. Robert,
Waynesville, Crocker, Dixon, Richland, Lauqey and Swedeborg.
There are 22 hotels, 5 RV Parks, 9 campgrounds and over 70
Restaurants. For more information on the business listings in
these towns refer to the links by clicking on the town name.
There are restaurants with American and foreign cuisine and
interesting historical sites. Take your choice! However you
decide to spend your time in our part of Missouri, you will find
friendly people and new experiences. To Pulaski County
residents, quality of life means a friendly wave from neighbors,
a short commute to work, cultural diversity, pride in hometown
schools, and a pristine environment for recreation. It's all
here – in Pulaski County! The beautiful Ozarks landscape is home
to numerous recreational opportunities, including swimming,
fishing and hunting, hiking, canoeing and spelunking. Our
community celebrations and historical preservation efforts
reflect a hometown atmosphere. All of this adds up to a great
place to enjoy your vacation. |