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Hartsburg, Missouri on the Katy Trail
       
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Wilton
3.8 miles West
Claysville
3.8 miles East
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Mile 153.6
Population: 108
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UPCOMING EVENTS IN & AROUND HARTSBURG
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10/08/10 - 10/10/10
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Pumpkin Festival 2010
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These are the Hartsburg events for next 60 days. For events beyond November 2,
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Subject: Dotty's Cafe (Hartsburg)
Started: Aug 31 2010 12:47AM
by Jennifer
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Good food and she opened earlier than posted on the door sign - a bonus for us cause we had a long day ahead of us.
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Subject: Katyrest Caboose (Hartsburg)
Started: Aug 31 2010 12:45AM
by Jennifer
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The "coolest" place we stayed on the trail. I rode the trail with my husband and 2 year old toddlers. We were all thrilled to be sleeping in a "train." The room was clean and comfortable, the deck was awesome for chatting with old friends, and Bill was a great host. I won't hesitate to stay here again on any trip to central MO. Thanks Bill!
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Subject: Volunteer Park (Hartsburg)
Started: Aug 24 2010 11:42PM
by Allie
, Warrensburg, MO
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Stayed here on June 27th, 2010 during a storm and had to sleep in the pavillion. There is very little grassy area to camp on because of the lack of distinction between the park and personal yards. Since it was bad weather we shared the pavillion with a group of boyscouts with 3 large tents, plus our 2-person popup. It was a tight squeeze, but nothing too bad!
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Subject: Dotty's Cafe (Hartsburg)
Started: Aug 22 2010 2:16PM
by Curt and Kathy
, Silex, MO
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June 23, 2010- On our journey to ride the entire Katy Trail from St. Charles to Clinton, we had a great breakfast at DOTTY’S Café. The Katy Trail was partially flooded from Hartsburg to McBain so we needed transportation to get around. Dotty and her sister went out of their way to help us figure out a way to get a ride out of town. Gary Caldwell, a very sweet gentleman volunteering a Dotty’s café that morning, offered to take us around the flood, which was about an hour’s drive by car. We were so grateful, what a blessing! We really enjoyed Gary’s company on the trip up and around to McBain. Thank you again GARY and Dotty for loaning him to help us out! We will be back to DOTTY’s Café again!
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Subject: Katyrest Caboose (Hartsburg)
Started: Aug 22 2010 1:42PM
by Curt and Kathy
, Silex, MO
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June 22, 2010- On our journey to ride the entire Katy Trail from St. Charles to Clinton, the Katyrest Caboose was the most interesting stop. The converted caboose was really original and done up really cute. Accommodations were comfortable and clean and the price was right. We had a great breakfast at DOTTY’S Café across the street. Bill was very accommodating; we called when we were within 10 miles of the caboose and he cranked up the air conditioner so it was good and cold (I think it was about 100 degrees that day!). Bill also took care of freezing our water for us overnight and had it ready for us in the morning for continued journey. The Katyrest Caboose is worth the stop.
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