Ozark, MO Real Estate, Homes For Sale, School & Area Information

Every year the city of Ozark lights up Finley River Park with the sights and sounds of the holidays. Take a tour of the park when the lights are on and the season is in full swing. It's much better in person!

The Ozark area is home to many historic structures. But, none is as recognizable as the old mill and bridge crossing over the Finley River. You can visit this historic site at the Finley River Park.

Take a short tour of the Historic Ozark Square. The Historic Ozark Square is home to many historic buildings, the county courthouse, numerous shops and restaurants and the summer Ozark Farmers Market. Listed below are additional links about Ozark, MO.

www.ozarkmissouri.org/
www.ozarkchamber.com
www.ccmohistoricalsociety.com/
www.smallincave.com/
http://www.ozark.k12.mo.us/site/default.aspx?PageID=1

Hiding underground northeast of Ozark, is a wonderful natural monument of the Civil War, Smallin Cave. The large cave was discovered in 1818. Sitting in a lush valley, it has a huge natural opening. Inside, a cave guide points out features, fossils and the cave's living dwellers (such as salamanders, crayfish, and bats).

The cave has had many uses through the years, including home to Osage Indians, as a Civil War headquarters for Union troops, as a summer retreat for campers, and as picnic/social grounds. Today, the property is privately owned, and guided historical tours are available daily. It is a wonderful spot that brings our past to the present!

The Gazebo on the Square in Ozark is an active place for many local events including the new Farmer's Market. Great music from local bands, lots of new vendors every year, the Ozark Square was once used for the Fall Craft Festival as well. The Gazebo is also a great place to relax and enjoy all the great shops around the Ozark Square.