Accessible Destinations in Missouri

28 wheelchair-accessible destinations in Missouri with detailed accessibility information: Gateway Arch National Park, Wilson's Creek National Battlefield, National WWI Museum and Memorial, Harry S Truman National Historic Site, Union Station Kansas City.

• Gateway Arch National Park (St. Louis) – A St. Louis riverfront park built around the 630-foot arch, with paved, accessible grounds; reaching the top requires 96 steps and no wheel…
• Wilson's Creek National Battlefield (Republic) – A Missouri National Park Service battlefield with wheelchair-accessible visitor center and Ray House access, accessible tour-road stops, ac…
• National WWI Museum and Memorial (Kansas City) – WWI history museum inside Kansas City's Liberty Memorial complex. Guest Services loans wheelchairs free; the 1926 tower is not wheelchair a…
• Harry S Truman National Historic Site (Independence) – An Independence NPS historic site with accessible parking details, ramped Noland Home visitor contact station access, a Stair-Trac option f…
• Union Station Kansas City (Kansas City) – A 1914 Beaux-Arts station turned science center and theater complex, linked downtown by a free level-boarding streetcar. No wheelchair rent…
• Mark Twain Boyhood Home & Museum (Hannibal) – Museum complex preserving sites associated with Mark Twain/Samuel Clemens in Hannibal.
• Missouri Botanical Garden (St. Louis) – Historic botanical garden and research institution in St. Louis.
• Saint Louis Zoo (St. Louis) – Free-admission zoo in Forest Park.
• Saint Louis Art Museum (St. Louis) – A world-class, free-admission art museum in Forest Park with full ADA compliance and welcoming accessibility features for all visitors.
• Gateway Arch (St. Louis) – America's tallest monument rises 630 feet above the St. Louis riverfront, with a ground-level museum exploring westward expansion.
• Silver Dollar City (Branson) – A beloved 1880s-themed park in the Ozarks offering rides, crafts, and live shows with strong accessibility support.
• White Water Branson (Branson) – Branson's thrilling water park offers wave pools, slides, and lazy rivers with aquatic wheelchairs and ADA-compliant facilities.
• Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art (Kansas City) – A world-class art museum in Kansas City with free admission, extensive collections spanning 5,000 years, and strong wheelchair accessibilit…
• Worlds of Fun (Kansas City) – Kansas City's premier amusement park offers thrilling rides, live entertainment, and family fun with ADA accommodations throughout.
• Wonders of Wildlife (Springfield) – One of America's largest immersive wildlife attractions, featuring world-class aquarium and wildlife galleries in Springfield, Missouri.
• City Museum (St. Louis) – A wildly creative playground built from repurposed materials, featuring tunnels, caves, slides, and climbing structures inside a historic w…
• Kansas City Zoo & Aquarium (Kansas City) – A 202-acre zoo and aquarium in Swope Park with wheelchair-friendly paths, rental mobility devices, and sensory-inclusive experiences.
• Forest Park (St. Louis) – One of America's great urban parks, Forest Park offers 1,300 acres of culture, nature, and recreation with shuttle service and paved paths…
• Meramec Caverns (Stanton) – Explore one of Missouri's most spectacular show caves, with wheelchair-accessible pathways winding through stunning underground formations.
• Saint Louis Science Center (St. Louis) – A free world-class science museum where hands-on discovery meets full accessibility for visitors of all abilities.
• Ameristar Casino Resort Spa St. Charles (St. Charles) – A premier casino resort in St. Charles offering gaming, dining, spa experiences, and entertainment with ADA-accessible accommodations.
• Big Cedar Lodge (Ridgedale) – A sprawling Ozarks wilderness resort with ADA rooms, accessible shuttles, and nature experiences along Table Rock Lake.
• Hollywood Casino St. Louis (Maryland Heights) – A full-service casino resort in Maryland Heights offering gaming, dining, live entertainment, and hotel stays with accessibility features t…
• River City Casino & Hotel (St. Louis) – A Mississippi riverfront casino and hotel in St. Louis offering gaming, dining, and wheelchair accessible rooms.
• Grand Country Waterpark Resort (Branson) – Branson's all-in-one waterpark resort with free water park access, go-karts, mini-golf, live shows, and dining all under one roof.
• Six Flags St. Louis (Eureka) – Six Flags St. Louis brings world-class thrills to everyone with its Attraction Access Program and wheelchair-friendly park design.
• Lumière Place Casino & Hotel (St. Louis) – A riverfront casino and hotel complex in downtown St. Louis offering gaming, dining, and entertainment steps from the Gateway Arch.
• Negro Leagues Baseball Museum (Kansas City) – The history of Black baseball in the historic 18th and Vine Jazz District. Self-guided, with a free loaner wheelchair and a captioned film.