This quaint little vacation home is perfect for your stay in Red Cloud! This home is great for a romantic getaway, family fun road trip or even a girls weekend away. Our guest house has all the amenities you need for your stay and can sleep up to 6 adults. There is a full kitchen, patio with grill, large yard and charming interior to help you relax, rejuvenate and have a little fun. Ask us for more information to make your stay in Red Cloud a memorable one!

The space

The master bedroom has a king size bed, the den has a twin size bed with trundle that can be two singles or king size and the couch does convert into a queen size bed.

Guest access

Guests have access to the main level of the home.

Interaction with guests

We are readily available and live close to this home if you have any questions! Our little town has so many great things to offer and we can share our favorites with you and help you plan your getaway to Red Cloud. 

Trouvaille provides a private, countryside getaway where small groups & families instantly feel at home. Surrounded by the wildlife & rolling hills of north central Kansas, Trouvaille offers an intimate outdoor experience enthusiasts are looking for, minus the crowds. The lodge comfortably sleeps 4-10 guests, perfect for small business groups, families who love the outdoors, tenured hunters and hunters in training (youth). Specifically, we specialize in guiding hunters through multi-species experiences. In addition to offering small group guided hunts, Trouvaille also entertains groups who only desire to get away from the commotion of daily life, enjoy nature hikes, the hospitality of home-cooking, campfires, wine-tasting and touring a piece of small town American Midwest.

Download a QR code scanner onto your mobile device and explore Red Cloud's past with a local historian. Codes are located on lampposts throughout downtown Red Cloud. 

From the website:

Come join past visitors, including E. G. Marshall, Susan B. Anthony, David McCullough, Debra Winger, Helen Keller, Julie Harris, Father Flanigan, Levar Burton, Rin Tin Tin, Chief Medicine Horse, Maya Angelou, Garrison Keillor, Bishop Clarkson, Dick Cavett, Alexander Payne, William Jennings Bryan, Ken Burns, Carrie Nation, Gunnar & Matthew Nelson, Lucia Woods, Eva Marie Saint, Blind Boone, Jon Bokencamp, and many others as you travel the streets of Red Cloud. Absorb some of those same sites and structures that a few of our native and adopted sons and daughters: Cy Young, Willa Cather, Silas Garber, Lea Penman, Harry Obitz, Dazzy Vance, William Norris, Fatty Arbuckle, Mildred Rhodes Bennett, and Clarence Mitchell once experienced.

The tour upon which you are to embark is not a complete representation of Red Cloud’s past, but encapsulates only a relatively small amount of information on the subject. It represents over 1,000 hours of recent research and documentation, and borrows from the author’s thousands of hours of previous scholarly investigations related to the town’s rich heritage.

Under the umbrella of a Certified Local Government grant, funding for this project was provided via volunteer hours, monetary contributions from the Red Cloud Community Foundation and the City of Red Cloud, as well as grant support from the National Park Service, and the U. S. Department of the Interior as administered by the Nebraska State Historical Society under provisions of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966. Suzi Yost Schulz, a local Red Cloud Historian is responsible for the content of the project.