Clarksville Travel Guide

The Clarksville Station is an oasis in this small, artsy rivertown. You could spend a day there, from gourmet breakfast to sitting by the fishpond and listening to the fountains to a toasty evening by the outside firepit. Heavily landscaped with beautiful specimens, you could get lost there. I think it's an ideal place for photography because as the light changes the foilage and architectural elements change throughout the day. What a gorgeous place! Great food and wine, awesome setting and the gift shop is full of unique and beautiful things. The owner also owns 2 beautiful B & Bs full of antiques, so you can come and stay and spend a few days perusing all the artist shops and visiting the local winery.

Wonderful little area of small shops. Pottery, painted drums, handcrafted items of wonderful quality -- come visit! Be charmed by the look of the renovated area.

Eagle Days - Jan 21, 22, 23, 2005 – Clarksville, Missouri: This event is hosted by the Missouri Department of Conservation, in cooperation with the Rivers Project Office. Programs will be held in the Apple Shed in Clarksville every hour from 9 am to 5 pm. Viewing opportunities are available on the riverfront along with bonfires to keep you warm.