Large 3 acres to roam on a dead end road with a private 2.5 Acre lake. 6 Miles north of Columbia city limits. Please see final Picture for Property Lines.

Please park at the top of the hill of our drive or all the way down onto the concrete pad of our driveway. Please do not block the first and second garage. If you plan to take the trail around the lake, please note that it is a work in progress and there is some discarded material from before we owned the land. There are breaks in the fence around the trail, so a leash is recommended for dogs with less training. You may enter the backyard from the gate at the end of the concrete pad.

Entrance is right of the garage, as shown in pictures. Kong ball is hanging from the fence next to the gate so you know you're in the right place! Feel free to use fold out chairs or fire pit or grill, but please make sure any fires are out before you leave. There is a hose against the house in the garden. Please turn all the way off after use, especially in winter months to prevent freezing. You may park on the street or on the left side of the driveway. Enjoy!

Let your dog run in our HUGE fenced back yard! Several amenities available!! Hope to see you soon dog lovers:)

Large fenced in backyard with tons of grass and areas to sniff! Kiddie pool and hose for hot summer days, as well as lots of shade at all times of day. Doesn’t share a fence with any neighbors or dogs.

A dog heaven. 12 acres to explore and a 2 acre pond to play or swim in. One side of the property is tree lined with smells of wildlife and neighboring farm animals.

Wooded 30-acres of private land in Holts Summit, Mo. The acreage includes lots of trees, rocky outcroppings, and a seasonal stream. There's a barbwire fence around the entire plot that you can follow for a decent hike, or you can just sniff around the interior. There isn't a set trail, but the vast majority of the land is very walkable.

We have a 5 acre field directly behind the rail road tracks on the right. It is an open field with a small pond. The spot is not fenced. There is a small wooded spot between the field and railroad tracks