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The farm at Red Horse seen from the gravel drive: the red barn and its open-sided pavilion away to the left, a white farmhouse with a dark roof on the right, mown grass and fenced pasture between them under a clear blue sky.

Fennville, Michigan

Stay with us

Three places to stay on the farm in Fennville, Michigan: a retreat house, a treehouse, and an Airstream in the aspen grove.

Below: what each space is, how to book it, how to find the farm, and what is worth driving to once you are here.

The three places
Booking a stay

The three places

Juniper's Retreat House seen across the pasture: a two-storey farmhouse in white and dark grey standing on the rise, with pines along the field edge behind it.

The house

Juniper’s Retreat House

This space serves as a welcoming presence for the Red Horse Center, offering an opportunity to invite people in and share our peaceful space for powerful work.

Juniper’s Retreat House

The Treehouse at Red Horse Center: a long red building with a deep wrap-around porch, oak barrels and chairs set along it, standing above the mown lawn.

The retreat center

The Treehouse

“The Treehouse” is our retreat center with meeting space for twenty-five plus people, two ADA bathrooms and a bucolic, wrap-around porch that looks out into the rolling, peaceful landscape.

The Treehouse

The Thrive Nook: a silver Airstream trailer on its campsite, with patio chairs, a red picnic table and a fire pit on the grass under the trees.

The Airstream

The Thrive Nook

The Thrive Nook is a comfortable and clean Airstream trailer with water, power, and AC, on a spacious and breezy site is nestled in rolling hills, surrounded by orchards, vineyards, and horse pastures.

The Thrive Nook

Guests at a long picnic table on the Treehouse porch, plates and drinks in front of them, with more people standing and talking further along the red wall.

Whatever brings you here, we hope you enjoy your stay and feel at home.

The herd

Named after a horse

This house is named after Juniper, a 30-year-old horse and matriarch of our herd, also known as “Big Medicine.” Juniper’s legacy is her grounded strength, as she shares resonant energy in amazing ways. She connects deeply and generously, offering wordless connections that help people slow down, regulate, heal, and find peace.

Juniper’s Retreat House
Our herd
Juniper, the matriarch of the Red Horse herd, in a sepia photograph: the dark bay mare lowers her head towards an outstretched hand.
The covered arena at Red Horse Center, a red open-sided building standing on the rise above the mown grass, with a broad maple in leaf beside it.

Groups and retreats

Also on the farm

Our space is available for groups and organizations to rent for their own private retreat.

Red Horse Productions is a working multi-media studio space located within the Treehouse, which can be rented or hired for artists and groups interested in writing, recording or producing their work in this secluded setting.

Visit Red Horse

Finding the drive

Getting here

Our Location: 6169 122nd Ave., Fennville, MI. The third driveway east of 62nd Street has a Red Horse sign. Follow that driveway several hundred yards past the barns, around the grapes, and down the hill, where you’ll see a parking area, arena, and the “Treehouse Retreat.”

GPS may indicate an entrance on 62nd Street that doesn’t exist. If you GPS 6181 122nd, you’ll get within a driveway. Keep going past the white farmhouse to 6169 with the Red Horse sign.

Map of the approach to Red Horse Center: the driveway leaves 122nd Avenue east of 62nd Street in Fennville, curves north past the parking area and ends at the building marked "The Treehouse". Fenn Valley Vineyards lies east along 122nd Avenue and Hunsberger Orchards north on 62nd Street.

Come and see the farm

Anything this page does not answer, ask us before you book.

Contact Red Horse
Booking a stay