The Guest House
The Guest House at Prairie’s End
The Guest House has hosted for four years as an Airbnb Superhost, with over 80 reviews averaging 4.98 stars and a spot in the top 10% of homes on the platform. It's a private home on our 40 acres in Osage County — one bedroom, two beds, one bath, and room for six. It sits a short walk from the Event Center but keeps to itself, with a fenced yard, shade sails over the patio, and the farm stretching out past the gravel drive.
Inside there's a full kitchen and a living room built for sitting still. Out the door there's an organic permaculture garden, oak trails to wander, and Keystone Lake a few miles up the road at the New Prue park and boat landing. In summer, the tomatoes are worth the trip on their own. Most guests come for a weekend and end up spending it outside.
The Guest House books through Airbnb, where you can see current rates and availability. And if you're planning a gathering while you're here, the Event Center next door is a separate space with its own booking — plenty of families reserve both.
FAQ
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No — they're two separate buildings on the property. The Guest House is a private home where overnight guests stay, with its own fenced yard and full kitchen. The Event Center is a day-use venue for gatherings and has no guest rooms inside. They're a short walk apart, and each is booked separately.
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Yes, and plenty of families do — the Event Center for the celebration, the Guest House for out-of-town relatives. The two are booked separately: the Guest House through Airbnb, and the Event Center through the request form on our Event Center page. If you'd like both on the same weekend, reach out about the Event Center first, since dates there fill differently.
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Yes. Guests are welcome to wander the 40 acres — the oak trails, the open prairie, and the organic permaculture garden. It's a working farm, so we'll let you know if anything is off limits during your stay, but most of it is yours to explore.
