Kenning Farms consists of 700 beautiful acres of prairie, cropland, and woods, in Southeastern Nebraska. Just minutes outside of Hebron, the farm straddles the Little Blue River.

The ground features dense areas of tree cover as well as springs and creeks that run through the property and feed into the Little Blue River.

This is a great location for hunting and bird watching that also features a lot of rich history. Indian artifacts seem to be scattered throughout the property's ground from centuries ago. On the property is also the final resting place of Oklahoma rancher David King Fisher. Guests can visit the gravesite and see the original tombstone.

Camping is permitted on the property; however, local lodging is available in Hebron or Fairbury, which is just a 20-minute drive from the property.

We are very excited to meet you and your group! Welcome to Kenning Farms.

We are always open to new ideas for ways that people can enjoy our property. If you don't see your desired activity, please click the "Contact Alan K" button, and we'd be happy to see if we can accommodate you.