All Places in Sainte Genevieve County

14789 Leroy Drive Ste. Geneviève, MO 63670 Bauman’s Hillside Hideaway, LLC – Bauman’s Deep Woods Escape, LLC The Bauman’s Hillside Hideaway is a spacious, amenity-rich, rustic home in a private/wooded setting in Ste. Geneviève County. This property is only 7 miles from historic downtown Ste. Geneviève and only a 7 to 15-mile drive through rolling hills to wine country. It can comfortably sleep 11 guests in its bedrooms (2 kings, 2 queens, one room with 2 twins, one of which has a trundle). It also has 3 roll-away beds and 2 full-size baby beds that can be put in some of the larger bedrooms and/or in common areas. There are 3.5 baths. This exceptional hideaway features a 40’ private in-ground heated swimming pool, hot tub, sand volleyball court, horseshoe pits, fire pit, outdoor kitchen, pool table, Ping-Pong table, darts, washers, and endless indoor/outdoor activities. Read more…

Charleville Brewery & Winery  Uncork and Unplug at the Regional Tourism Icon Perched high above Saline Creek Valley in western Ste. Genevieve County, Charleville Brewery & Winery delivers what one guest called “one of the best views in all of Missouri” alongside distinctive handcrafted wines and beers. Since opening in June 2003 as a retirement project, then expanding with a $5 million renovation under new ownership in 2023, Charleville has evolved into a 10,000-square-foot destination featuring an innovative 24-tap iPourIt self-serve wall, elevated food menu, fire pit patios, and an 1860s log cabin lodge for overnight stays. The wristband-activated pour system lets you sample as much or as little as you want while the Saline Creek Valley panorama unfolds below. As one visitor raved: “Upon entering, you are given a magic bracelet that you can swipe on their ‘ipourit’ wall. You just swipe and drink. It bills you based upon how much you pour. Aaron walked us through the process perfectly. Absolutely amazing…This is probably the best food I’ve ever had at a winery. This is not a basic cheeseboard. This is coconut shrimp, fantastic pizza, & ahi tuna nachos.” iPourIt Wall: Beer, Wine, and Charle-Ritas on Tap The 24-tap Read more…

Hwy 144 off Highway 32 Ste. Geneviève, MO 63670 573-883-3603 Just 25 minutes west of Ste. Geneviève, Hawn State Park is one of the best wilderness experiences that nature has to offer. The nearly 5,000-acre park features beautifully manicured areas for day use tent or RV camping. The River Aux Vases and Pickle Creeks provide added fun for staying cool in the summer. Dogwood and redbud trees along with numerous types of wildflowers give the park a stunning backdrop for your experience in the spring. Fall is especially colorful with the trees in their full autumn attire. Maps are available to guide visitors in hiking the many trails ranging from 2 to 10 miles in length. Read more…

Hickory Canyons Natural Area, Sprott Road Ste. Geneviève, MO 63670 Lamotte sandstone formed box canyons here from the sandy beaches of a shallow ocean that existed 500 million years ago. Millions of years of erosion and uplift of the Ozark Plateau exposed the sandstone we see today. After a rain event, a wet-weather waterfall can be enjoyed from the end of the 1/4 mile hiking trail on the east side of the county road. Another 1-plus mile trail loops through a canyon on the west side of Sprott Road. In the winter, the bluffs drip with icicles that sparkle in the sun. This area is botanically rich, supporting glacial relics, species that were more common in Missouri 12,000 years ago during the last Ice Age. Since then, the climate has warmed, forcing some species to inhabit micro-climates that mimic the cool, moist conditions of glacial times. Glacial relics at Hickory Canyons include hay-scented fern, fir clubmoss, and winterberry. The area is rich in fern species with over a dozen species represented. Read more…

Kona Ice of the Mid-Mississippi River Valley brings a splash of color and flavor to events across southeast Missouri and southern Illinois. This mobile shaved ice truck serves up tropical treats at community festivals, school events, fundraisers, and private gatherings—turning any outing into a small celebration. With its signature music and bright, island-themed design, the truck is easy to spot and even easier to love. Guests can choose from a variety of classic and seasonal flavors, all made fresh on the spot. More than just a sweet stop to hit your sweet spot, Kona Ice is an active part of the Mid-Mississippi region, giving back through school partnerships and community fundraisers. You’ll often find the truck at local fairs, youth sports games, or parked near the river on warm afternoons. Whether it’s a summer festival in Ste. Geneviève or a parade in Chester, Kona Ice brings a taste of the tropics to the heart of the Midwest. Read more…