We offer flexible event space and farm to table meals for groups of up to 75, with onsite lodging for up to 19 guests.

The Barn

Our event barn was built in the early 1900s, and has been lovingly restored and updated to include a full-commercial kitchen, a brick oven, a bar, and a screened-in porch. The barn includes two flexible spaces for gathering: a climate-controlled downstairs space with a sprung floor, and a hayloft for seasonal use. Our barn is spacious yet intimate–an ideal venue for gatherings of all kinds.

MILKWEED, WINTERBERRY, dogwood, & bellflower

Our Milkweed, Winterberry, and Dogwood cabins each sleep up to four people, and Bellflower sleeps two. All of our guest cabins feature easy access to our bathhouse with high end bathrooms, a screen porch with kitchenette, sauna, and outdoor shower

Amenities: Heat/AC - electricity

Milkweed/Winterberry/Dogwood beds: 1 Queen, 2 Twin

Bellflower beds: 2 twins or 1 king

The Bunkhouse

The Bunkhouse is a two-story cabin that sleeps up to four. This cabin features a living area, kitchenette, and a full bath with a soaking tub. Beds: 1 Queen, 1 Full, 1 Twin. Amenities: Heat/AC - electricity - WiFi - kitchenette - full bath

The Bathhouse

Our Japanese- and Scandinavian-inspired bathhouse features two full bathrooms, an outdoor shower, and an electric sauna. It also houses a screened-in porch with a summer kitchen and a lounge area – the perfect place to sip a cup of coffee or watch the sun set over the ridge.

The Milkhouse

Back when Red Clover Ranch was a working farm, this building is where the farmers stored milk between milking times and pickups. Now it’s our gift shop, where you can pick up Red Clover souvenirs and browse local art and artisan goods.

Animal Friends

Animals are an important part of Red Clover ranch. Although we don’t have any working animals, we’re home to a small menagerie of cats, dogs, and goats. Many of our animals are rescues, and we’re happy to give them a safe and loving home on our property.

The Grounds and Surroundings

Nestled in a valley and surrounded by forested ridges and ridge-top fields, the grounds feel both intimate and expansive. Our location on the Mississippi flyway means we’re home to many bird species from the spring through the fall. Like our human guests, the birds love the stream that runs through the property, our wild apple orchard, our three rock outcroppings, and the many native grasses, flowers, shrubs, and trees that call Red Clover home.

Our grounds feature two 1-mile hiking trails. If you’re seeking a longer hiking adventure, we’re a great starting point for excursions to the Kickapoo Valley Reserve and Wild Cat Mountain. Canoers, kayakers, and fly fishers will appreciate our proximity to the Wisconsin and Kickapoo rivers and their tributaries. The nearby town of Viroqua is home to lovely shops, a weekend farmers market, and some of the best dining in the region.

Ranch Activities

Croquet
Bocce ball
Stargazing
Hiking trails
Cards & dice
Board games
Firepit
Sauna
Outdoor shower

Area Activities

Flyfishing
Road biking
Mountain biking
Canoeing & kayaking
River tubing
Cross country skiing
Sledding
Local concerts & theater

Hiking:
Wyalusing State Park
Kickapoo Valley Reserve
Wildcat Mountain