Historic Route 66 KOA Holiday Might Be The Most Beautiful Campground In The Entire State Of Missouri

We all have our own definition of beauty. However, we can all probably agree that nature - waterfalls, sweeping mountain ranges, and flowing rivers - is usually beautiful. Spending time among that beauty helps us recharge and maybe even inspires us. Flanked by the simple beauty of nature, Historic Route 66 KOA Holiday in Missouri just might be one of the state's prettiest campgrounds.

Embrace the simply beauty of St. Louis West/Historic Route 66 KOA Holiday Campground in Eureka, just a half an hour from St. Louis.

While you'll be within easy driving distance of many of the area's major attractions, you'll be tucked among the peace and quiet of nature.

The cozy campground, flanked by lush trees and boasting a shimmering creek, offers several types of accommodations - from traditional tents to...

RV parking spots. Pull your RV into a quiet corner, surrounded by emerald foliage, or...

Check into one of the enchanting cabins. Each of the cabins features a swing, perfect for relaxing and watching the sunrise or the sunset.

For a really unique experience, reserve the Kozy Kaboose, a restored train car that comfortably sleeps up to four people. It even has a shower and a tub.

Wherever you check in, you'll enjoy a full menu of amenities - a jumping pillow, bike rentals, and floating on the nearby Meramec River.

Slip into the heated pool to soak up the sun, or catch an outdoor movie in the evening. The campground hosts a variety of activities and events throughout the season.

Evening provides a picture-perfect backdrop for roasting marshmallows. Can you think of a better way to end the day than with a bit of stargazing?

Make reservations or learn more on the official website of Historic Route 66 KOA Holiday. Or, go here for Facebook.

Have you stayed at Historic Route 66 KOA Holiday in Missouri? Share your experience in the comments! It just doesn't get much better than camping in Missouri. You might want to check out the Disneyland of Missouri campgrounds, too.