Page County : locations de vacances

Mozingo Lakeview Apartment

Relax on your own, or with family, at this peaceful place to stay. Beautiful views of Mozingo Lake, access to equestrian/walking trails, as well as a sandy lakeshore. Minutes from Mozingo Golf course, Mozingo Beach & the Mozingo Event Center. Short 10 min drive into downtown Maryville & Northwestern Missouri State University! Great spot for parents or grandparents visiting college students! Enjoy time on the shared lighted patio and firepit area. Room for boat or RV storage if needed.

Imogene Farmhouse/SunnySide Saloon

Lounge outside in the hammock and watch the cornstalks swaying in the breeze or the cattle grazing. Boardgames, cards, records, & fiber-optic wi-fi to keep you entertained when inside. A kitchenette/bar area to relax & rehash the day's adventures. Located one mile from Imogene, a small but mighty Irish community. Book a tour of the stunning St. Patrick Catholic Church on the hill, wet your whistle at the Emerald Isle Bar & Grill, or bike/walk through the tree-lined Wabash Trace Nature Trail.

Ellington Place

A rustic farmhouse retreat on a crop producing farm, which means we could be planting or harvesting during your stay. Ellington Place has a furnished kitchen, updated bathroom and washer and dryer. Along with excellent outdoor entertainment, complete with a fire pit, porch for sitting and open area for short walks. The property is located 25 minutes from the Omaha metro area as well as less than 10 minutes from the Wabash Trace, a bike trail that travels through Mills County.

Clarinda Guest House

The whole group will enjoy a comfortable place to stay just minutes from all Clarinda has to offer. Take time to enjoy our local parks, fitness center, golf course, museums or library. Many great options for shopping and restaurants to enjoy. Three bedrooms with king and full size beds and a bunk room for the kids. Full kitchen and dining area. Comfortable living room with 65” Smart TV. Washer and dryer available in basement. Single car garage/off street parking.

The Willow Loft * 3 br loft with outdoor living

You won't find anything like this beautiful loft within 100 miles! Located right in the heart of the redevelopment of historic downtown Maryville, just a mile from NWMSU campus. It features 1600 square feet of living with three bedrooms, two full spa-like baths, two stunning outdoor living spaces, an open living room/kitchen concept, and all the amenities. Walk to dinner, do some shopping, throw some axes, hit up the brewery - all right outside your doorstep!

"The Church - Garden View" - A Bold Tree Property

Bring your family to this turn of the century church recently renovated into adorable, cozy getaway. Set in a safe, quiet neighborhood with easy access. Walking distance to historic downtown square with shopping and dining. Nearby park and gym for those who have an active lifestyle. Two kitchen areas available if you want to stay in and do it yourself. Pool/Ping Pong for fun just staying in for the evening. Short drive to downtown Omaha or Council Bluffs.

Rock Port, Missouri - Home with a View

The space is an 800-square-foot basement that has been converted into a two-bedroom apartment with one full bathroom, a kitchen, a living room that is furnished. The living area has its own entrance separate from the upstairs of the home, with off-street parking. There is usually very little activity upstairs, so noise from above won't be an issue. We also rent to outages at Cooper Nuclear Station and for long-term wind farm workers.

Malvern Depot

A railroad depot renovated into a bunkhouse located midway on the Wabash Trace Nature Trail. It includes 2 bedrooms, kitchenette, and bathroom with shower. A/C & heat, coffee maker, dorm fridge, microwave, and toaster oven. Linens and towels provided. One queen bed, the other twin bunk beds. The Futon in the living area folds out. Conveniently located 2 blocks from downtown. No pets please.

Art Church Iowa

Art Church Iowa is a re-purposed/desanctified 150 year old Presbyterian Church. Its last religious service was in 1969. Artist Zack Jones purchased the building in 2012 from the Historical Society. Zack originally lived in the downstairs while using the upstairs as a studio space. Zack encourages guests to visit the upstairs but understand it’s not part of the Airbnb rental.