Frisco Highline Trail
Missouri’s second-longest rail-trail runs 35 miles between Springfield and Bolivar. The trailhead is 3 miles from the gate — bring bikes.

Morrisville, Missouri
Morrisville, Missouri
The river is the biggest draw — relaxing, floating when the water is high enough, fishing, and simply enjoying the great outdoors. You’ll typically see only a few cars go by each day, so you can soak up the privacy this farm offers.
Cows are everywhere, and if you’re lucky you’ll spot deer, turkey and bald eagles. The stars at night are stunning. We’re 3 miles from the Frisco Highline Trail and 25 miles from Springfield.
The farm sits in Polk County, Missouri. Exact location provided after booking.


Day trips
Missouri’s second-longest rail-trail runs 35 miles between Springfield and Bolivar. The trailhead is 3 miles from the gate — bring bikes.
Bass Pro’s flagship store, Wonders of Wildlife, restaurants and the regional airport. An easy day trip and an easy arrival.
The nearest full-size grocery store, pharmacy and hardware store. Stock up on the way in — there is nothing closer.
24,000 acres of clear water known for sailing, walleye and crappie. Bring the boat; there is room to park a trailer here.
Another Ozarks lake day within reach, with marinas, swimming beaches and muskie.
The drive itself is the attraction out here — gravel roads, low-water crossings, cattle and almost no traffic.
Fly into Springfield-Branson National Airport (SGF) and drive about 40 minutes north, or come straight up US-13 from Springfield. The last stretch is gravel road — any car handles it fine, and there is free parking on the property with room for a trailer or boat.
Exact location provided after booking. You’ll get the address, gate details and lockbox code from Airbnb once your booking is confirmed.