Beardsley's Barber Shop of Wildwood is a family-owned and operated barbershop in Wildwood, Missouri, serving men and boys with expert haircuts, beard trims, hot lather shaves, and specialty services like graphic designs and senior cuts. Located at 535 N Central Ave, the shop is part of a multi-location network with a reputation for precision fades, flat tops, and traditional grooming. With a 4.80 rating and hundreds of positive reviews, the shop is known for its consistent quality and experienced staff. It operates with online appointments, offers a loyalty program, and provides full-service grooming across all locations.
The shop is rooted in a legacy that began in 1908 when Lee Beardsley started cutting hair on a cotton farm in Missouri, passing the craft through generations. Today, Beardsley's employs over 40 licensed barbers, with more training to continue the tradition. The shop emphasizes craftsmanship and customer experience, offering services tailored to all hair types and styles. The team’s combined experience exceeds 100 years, and each location maintains the same high standard of service, including the use of clippers, scissors, and straight razors. The Beardsley’s Mobile App allows customers to book appointments, track loyalty points, and stay connected with their preferred location.
Situated on N Central Ave, the shop is located just a short walk from Enderbush Common Ground park and within a quarter-mile of East 5th Street, Blevins Elementary School, and the Rockwood School District offices. It lies just 0.1 miles from the Henry Shaw Ozark Corridor interstate and is near Flat Creek, a local waterway. The surrounding area includes residential neighborhoods and public institutions, making it accessible to families and professionals alike.
Beardsley's Barber Shop of Wildwood stands out for its long-standing tradition of excellence, skilled craftsmanship, and commitment to community. It is one of the most trusted grooming destinations in the region, known for delivering consistent, high-quality service across a wide range of styles and needs. In Wildwood, it remains a cornerstone of local grooming culture.