Wentzville Missouri is located in St Charles County and has a population of 29,070 as of the 2010 census. Wentzville is made up of a total area of 19.98 square miles, and a diverse racial makeup consisting of 89.9% Whites, 6.0% African American, with a mix of Native American, Asian, Hispanic or Latino making up the remaining population. Wentzville was originally laid out in 1855, and was named after the chief engineer of the Northern Missouri Railroad—Erasmus Livingston Wentz.

The Vietnam Veterans Memorial, the first memorial of its kind is located in Wentzville. The city’s parks and recreation department organizes various events for the young and old. In addition, the St Charles County Family Arena regularly hosts events. Residents have a lot of choices in terms of recreation and enrichment. For the musically minded, there is always some great music to catch at the St Louis Symphony at Powell Symphony Hall. Augusta, with its beautiful vineyards, is a 20-minute drive away.

The area has a rich historical past as testified by Daniel Boone’s house in nearby Defiance. Wentzville hosts events that attract crowds from all over the county. These include the St. Gerard County Parade and the Greater St. Louis Renaissance Faire. Quail Ridge Park is a getaway offering amenities spread over its 250-acre area. These include wooded hillsides for walks, banquet halls, disc golf, and fishing. The flea market organized every Sunday is a hit with locals because there is always a chance of being pleasantly surprised.