50 acres of sacred land that is a farm, campground, & art spot, 30 minutes from Kansas City, Mo

Missouri
May Day
This is Milo Farm's Lodge and swimming pool Some of our goats!
34 Updated 11 months ago
This is 50 acres of sacred land just 30 minutes from downtown Kansas City, Mo. This land is engulfed in high positive healing energy. It's gift is a sanctuary retreat that is meant to fill one's soul. Our property is a campground, retreat and event place, meditation refuge, art spot with some small organic gardens and farm animals. Miles of trails, two stocked ponds, mythic forests, a magical wild flower 22 acre field and more! Healing, holistic, spiritual, CE5, medicine, fire, moon, seasonal holiday and other events are held on the land. This land is dedicated to the evolution of every spirit that touches foot on it. We stand for "MINDFUL INTENTIONAL LIVING in ONENESS" farm. The site is female owned and operated. Loni "LoniChi", the land Steward Owner takes her partnership with the land seriously. Her vision is one of community, peace, art, consciousness expansion and healing. When you WWOOF here you will automatically become part of the tribe. There have been volunteers here for several years and they are honored for their service to the Divine and to the land and animals that reside here. You will leave a changed person from spending time in the high nature frequency that engulfs every forest, fields, portals and spots here. WWOOFers have options on what spot to make their home. We have a barn apartment that is hostel-style, tent camping and if the cabins aren't rented for our guests they are open to WWOOFers. We do like to have an occasional family dinner in the lodge, in those cases volunteers are welcome to join. In some instances transportation can be provided for shopping and other errands. There a multitude of things to do in off hours. We have guest campers and lodge guests around, a volleyball net, salt-water pool, two fishing ponds, kayaks, events and meditations to join+. The Art Studio / Milo Shop / Spirit Shack is open to all for meditation, reading, art. Loni is an intuitive and can do Oracle card readings using the deck she created. There is a small shop in the art studio if you need incense, our goat milk soap, our ceremonial cedar powder, palo santo, yoga mats and other supplies. You can read more on our online site. We are working on expanding housing in our community, expanding the garden, fruit trees, trail maintenance, pond maintenance, wild flower and wild grass protection, starting our bee colony, building a temple, fine tuning gathering spots, beautifying our campsites, details on our animal shelter, building a few more composting outhouses, finishing touches on the Observatory, Greenhouse, North Barn and more. Many informational videos are on the Milo Farm Sacred Retreat You Tube channel. Certifications: Organic but not certified Current projects: Forest and trail maintenance. Building of small structures. Animal husbandry. Event assistance. Landscaping. Mulching and composting. Mowing, weed eating. Organic garden maintenance, Art class assistance. Campsite maintenance and more!! Internet access available but limited
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Learning opportunities
Vegetable farming
Fruit or nut farming
Sheep or goat farming
Forestry
Aquaculture
Flower farming
Seed saving or production
Traditional crafts
Green Building
Methods or systems
Holistic management
Permaculture
Regenerative agriculture
Mentoring opportunities
Woman-operated
Host type
Nonprofit / Community
20.2 Hectares | 50 Acres
Accommodation
2 WWOOFers
Bedroom
Camper / RV
Campsite
Cabin / Mobile-home
Children accepted
Pets accepted
Meals
Omnivore
Vegetarian
Vegan
Length of stay
1 day (local)
Weekend
Less than a week
1-2 weeks
3-4 weeks
Over a month
Loni (Alana) Louise
Loni (Alana) Louise
Member since 2021
Languages spoken: English
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Response rate: 100% Response time: typically within 1 day
Missouri
MCI - Kansas City International Airport
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Heather
Heather
United States • July 2026
This farm is a wonderful place to stay! Everyone here was so kind and the property is beautiful. The owner has great visions for the space and has already done so much to make the land beautiful. We would definitely come back in the future. The work was enjoyable and our campsite was perfect. This is a great place to enjoy nature and experience peace and serenity.
Isabel
Isabel
United States • June 2026
This farm was such a treasure to find! My sister and I stayed here for about two weeks in may. We were allowed to park our rv on the land. The weather was glorious, sweatshirt in the rising and then t-shirt during the day, some rain and the nights were cozy to sleep. Each rising we gathered with the team to share space, bless the day and build a plan for the day. Everyone we met there was very friendly and curious about life around them. We helped upkeep the land by weed whipping, repainting signs in the forest trails. We helped other team members with small tasks like putting the animals away, cleaning the pool, helping with events. They have lots of different events held here which were fun to be apart of, we felt welcomed and appreciated: ) Thank you so much for sharing your life with us, we will definitely keep you in our hearts and try and plan another time to play!!!: )
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Antonio
Antonio
United States • May 2026
Loni is a truly gracious and welcoming host! Her property is a hidden gem, exceptionally gorgeous, and the folks there seem to have a light in them. I only Wwoofed for the day, however, it was plenty of time to know that I'd love to come back and assist in their endeavors further. I appreciate everyone I met there for being so kind and I look forward to returning soon. Thank you Loni! ~ Antonio
Sara
Sara
United States • March 2026
This being my second woofing experience (with no overnight stay) I can say Loni has much space and projects I think anyone can find an interest here! Before she left for a prior engagement, she made sure to show me around and discuss all the opportunities available. There was no pressure for workload, just options and suggestions- including big encouragement for downtime/exploration/connection with yourself and the land. My day was very full of experiences, and I especially enjoyed talking and working alongside a fellow woofer and farm hand stationed at Milo. He was point of contact for the day and assisted me with the project I chose. All in all, I shaped my adventure and followed the direction my body took me instead of leading with my mind... a healthy, restorative, and satisfying day!
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Blake
Blake
United States • November 2025
My time at this farm was truly unforgettable. From the moment I arrived, I was welcomed by Loni and the crew, whose kindness and dedication made me feel like part of the family. Loni’s care for the farm, animals, and community is evident in everything she does, and the crew’s hard work and enthusiasm were contagious. I had the chance to participate in a variety of activities, from felling trees and cutting firewood to building a greenhouse with repurposed windows. Animal husbandry was another rewarding task, as I cared for the farm’s goats, and 2 donkeys . Each job, big or small, gave me a deeper appreciation for the work that goes into running a farm. I also had the privilege of joining in some of the farm’s special events, including a beautiful handfasting ceremony and the Fall and Winter Equinox festivals. These gatherings were a perfect blend of celebration, community, and connection with the land. This farm is more than just a farm. It’s a place where you can learn, grow, and become part of something truly special. I am so grateful for my time here.
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Bailey
Bailey
United States • October 2025
I had a wonderful, short time there for the Fall Volunteer Weekend. I loved the 50 acres of land that Milo has that is just BEAUTIFUL. Loni was a great and very welcoming host and made me feel at peace on her property. I participated in gardening during the volunteer weekend for dinner we enjoyed a home cooked harvest that was delicious. My favorite part was some of the conversations shared with others at the farm and seeing the gorgeous land. Thank you Loni!
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