Rent a car in Springfield, Missouri to experience the beating heart of the Midwest, in the Birthplace of Route 66. This multiple university city is surrounded by natural treasures, sandwiched between Mark Twain National Forest, Ozark National Forest
and Cherokee Nation.
We have car rental pick-up locations at Springfield-Branson National Airport and across south-western Missouri. This makes it easy to collect a rental car in Springfield, whether you arrive by air or road, and drop off at your last destination.
Springfield’s advantageous position means you can reach major cities such as Kansas City and St Louis in around three hours. Arkansas is also just an hour south, while it takes less than two hours to drive into Oklahoma. Renting a car in Springfield makes it easier to get around.
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1111 East Brooksdale Drive, Springfield, MO 65807
Springfield’s Art Museum is best known for the contemporary yellow sculpture showcased on its lawn, but it’s also the city’s oldest cultural institution. Visit to see the 10,000 works in the permanent collection, which spans across the 18th century and showcases fine Midwestern art and ceramics from Europe and Asia. Holiday car rentals can make your Springfield trip much easier to travel with a group.

Ozark, MO 65721
The Ozark Trail is both colossal and easy to miss – it’s located about an hour south of Springfield in the Ozarks and throughout Mark Twain National Forest. Here, you’ll find hiking and equestrian trails stretching for 350 miles in Missouri. The Taum Sauk Section is a popular place for walking, while the Marble Creek Section is favored by nature spotters.

4872 North Farm Road 125, MO 65803
See subterranean Springfield from a Jeep-drawn tram at ‘America’s Ride-Thru Cave’, a premier attraction just 15 minutes outside of Springfield. During the 55-minute tour, you’ll see millennia-old rock formations and you may be lucky enough to spot rare species, such as the Ozarks Cavefish.