< img src="https://hipcamp-res.cloudinary.com/image/upload/q_auto,f_auto/v1606343741/homepage-us_ulfcxm.jpg" > 6 sites · Accommodations, Recreational vehicles, Tents185 acres · Higginsville, MO
A peaceful nation retreat nestled in the picturesque rural outskirts of Higginsville, Missouri. Our yard includes 3 acres of a 180-acre farm in which we have 3 RV sites with water and electric connections, two camping sites and one on-site travel trailer for lease. Wifi is offered at all sites, except for Site 3. Green Acres at Red Brick Farm is located simply 50 miles east of Kansas City off of I-70 at Exit 49. When you are off of I-70 your drive is less than 8 minutes away on all blacktop roads. At Exit 49 there is also a Pilot Station for RV fuel ups. Website 2 is on gravel with 30 amp hookup and water, ideally best for recreational vehicle’s and trailers 25′ and under. Site 1 and Site 3 are on gravel with a 20/30/50 amp hookup and water, finest matched for larger RV’s and trailers. We would prefer your travel trailer or recreational vehicle length to be 35′ or under. You might pick your website area, however due to the percentage of sites we have we may have to alter your option. This is so we can accommodate our visitors in the very best way possible, depending upon the size of each rig. If you are towing a vehicle or pulling a trailer your total length must be 55′ or under. We will decline Triple Axels. Site 4 and website 5 are for tents, pop ups, extremely small trailers and remain in versatile locations. A 20 amp standard outlet can be provided for site 4 and site 5. For your use is a shower, toilet, and bathroom sink in our farmhouse basement. Please show up before sunset, so you do not disrupt other campers. Website 6 Is the on-site travel trailer, ‘Ain’t She Cute’. No Pets are permitted when scheduling ‘Ain’t She Adorable’. The vintage design travel trailer is totally renovated and decorated with antiques and antiques and is offered for reserving. It is provided with a queen size bed, small kitchen, TELEVISION, wifi, and full size, not trailer size, bathroom. The trailer is for 2 guests, however an additional guest might sleep on the daybed, preferably a child or small adult. We live onsite in our 1920’s Meadow Style home which is likewise Red Brick Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast with 3 Guest Rooms available for booking. To find out more about our other lodging choices, call us at Red Shanty Cafe in Higginsville, Missouri. At your disposal, is making use of our outdoor furnishings, a big lawn to walk in, a fire pit, a barbeque grill, and even a tire swing. You are welcome to take a stroll along the winding back road or sit and relax and see the landscape with our lots of fully grown shade trees, and surrounding row crop fields and pastures. Our dining establishment, Red Shanty Cafe and BBQ, is located in the town of Higginsville, about 5 miles from Red Brick Farmhouse. Red Shanty Coffee shop is open Weds and Thurs, 11am – 8 pm and Fri and Sat, 11am – 9pm. There is likewise a terrific little breakfast restaurant, called Michelle’s Place situated just 3 miles from the Farmhouse in Mayview, Missouri. Interested in sightseeing we are a brief drive from Confederate State Park, Missouri Veteran’s Cemetery, and several Civil War sites. In addition to historic websites, various of Missouri’s finest wineries and orchards are just a 10 to thirty minutes drive from our location. You might also wish to take a drive or trip on the Old Trails Scenic Byway, Path 24 for an automobile or motorcycle trip that will reset your rate from city life. We really hope you enjoy midwest living when checking out Green Acres at Red Brick Farmhouse. For the competent driver of a RV or travel trailer, going around our circle driveway has actually not been a problem. We have experienced a 55 foot truck and travel trailer combination do it with ease. When leaving your stay please go slow, swing broad and remain on the gravel. Likewise have your companion help guide you around the circle drive. More about us: The owners of Red Brick Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast, ‘Ain’t She Charming’ and Green Acres at Red Brick Farmhouse RV and Camping Areas are Annette Meinershagen Dittmer and also on the broom closet personnel is her hubby, Kenton Dittmer. After working in several restaurants and becoming a Home Economics instructor, she pertained to the realization that she enjoyed mentor Foods. Annette got much inspiration from her mom and dad in establishing her present for hospitality; preparing and serving meals for events and celebrations throughout the years. In addition to her hubby, Kenton, (an extremely talented building contractor) they have done much renovating of their 100 years of age meadow style home and their initial dining establishment, Red Shanty BBQ and Roadside Coffee shop, situated in Higginsville. Considering that opening the dining establishment in 2008 Annette wanted to satisfy her dream of running a Bed and Breakfast, so in 2015 the endeavor started. In 2016 she added ‘Ain’t She Charming’ and the recreational vehicle and outdoor camping websites. Annette and Kenton, locals of Higginsville, live on the residential or commercial property. More about the farm: Our peaceful country retreat, in the stunning rural borders of Higginsville, Missouri, has been in our household for four generations. Currently farming the land has been reduced simply to row crops, but there was a time when there was a group consisting of a mule, named Jamie and horse, named Dan that tilled the soil for the crops. There were milk cows and the generations before me utilized a separator for the cream and milk. They had pigs, chickens, and another horse named Clipper that my mother roadway to school. They had a number of veggie and fruit gardens and even planted peanuts. There are remnants of the old structures that once stood on the farm. The old chicken house structure is located near the present fire pit and a hand dug well is covered by an old tractor tire we use for our garden compost. The small shed in the back corner of the yard was once a pump home, a playhouse, then a chicken home and now a Junque home. There as soon as was a barn, a silo, a feed lot, an outhouse, and a hog shed. There were old tires, iron wheels, brick stacks, and a gas tank on stilts. There was a screened in deck, lovely hydrangeas and still a terrific front porch. There were lots and lots of big pecan and walnut trees. At one point there were over 60 terrific shade trees in the lawn. We have lost some, however still delight in many of the trees my grandpa planted. My mom, her siblings and moms and dads moved here in the early years of WWII. Throughout that amount of time her brother passed away flying over Germany fighting for us. Our kids lived all their elementary school and high school years in this Red Brick Farmhouse. Some winters were so terribly cold in this old house it was almost miserable. I like this old house and it is really been a labor of love. Again, Thank you, Kenton and Annette
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