Red Oak II

"Interesting place, free but would need a little more love Free admission It’s not strictly a ghost town, rather, all the buildings have been brought here from around the country, to be restored and looked after. It’s a really cool place to visit"

"Cool little place. The watch pig and goose take their jobs seriously!"

"If all the stores, and features of this AWESOME place were up and running it'd get 10 stars on a 5 star review scale. What a showpiece for a labor of love! I got to pet an emu. Hold a tiny baby goat, and see so much artistic talent displayed. Do Not Miss out on A trip to Red Oak II !!!"

"Very cool place, a must see if you are in the area. Off the beaten path but worth it. Admission is free, but do be aware a few people live in the village so not all places are accessible."

"Red Oak II is a fascinating place. It's a ghost town, but it's not really a ghost town. It's a recreation of a ghost town, created by artist Lowell Davis. Davis grew up in the original Red Oak, Missouri, which was abandoned in the 1950s. He decided to recreate the town on his farm, using old buildings and materials that he found. Red Oak II is a beautiful place. The buildings are all in good condition, and they're set in a lovely rural setting. It's a great place to take a walk, relax, and enjoy the peace and quiet. Davis also created a number of sculptures and paintings that are on display at Red Oak II. These works of art are beautiful, and they help to bring the town to life. If you're interested in history, art, or just want to take a walk in a beautiful setting, I highly recommend visiting Red Oak II. It's a unique place that you won't find anywhere else. Here are some pros and cons of visiting Red Oak II: **Pros:** * Beautiful setting * Interesting history * Unique experience **Cons:** * Some of the buildings are in need of repair * It can be a bit of a drive to get there * Admission is not free Overall, I think Red Oak II is a great place to visit. It's a unique and interesting place that offers something for everyone."