Hoene Springs, Missouri is located along Highway W, between I-44 at Eureka (south of Hwy. 109) and Highway 30 at House Springs, 35 miles southwest of St. Louis, south of the confluence of the Meramec River and the Big River.

HS Annual Halloween Party Held October 17 in Winnifred Park

This year's Halloween Party in Winnifred Park was held the evening of Saturday, October 17. As always, residents young and old were welcome, with free candy and other food, lots of scary props for photo ops, and a bonfire. Click here to view this year's photos.

See the Ghosts of Halloweens Past:

Click here to view photos from the 2008 Halloween party.

Click here to view photos from the 2007 Halloween party.

Annual Meeting of All Residents in August, 2009

Each summer, all of the residents of Hoene Springs gather for an annual supper meeting.

This year we met August 24, 2009 at the Eureka Elks Lodge. Thanks to all who attended. You can read the meeting minutes here.

Easter Party

This year's Easter Party was held April 4 at Winnifred Park.

Click here to view photos from the 2009 Easter party.

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Winifred Section Paved October 27, 2008

Krupp's Paving was awarded the bid for paving the lower Hoene Springs area, including Winifred Drive and roads coming into it. Paving took place October 27 , 2008.

The upper Hoene Springs area will be paved in a few years, as decided at the annual meeting, since it is too expensive to pave the entire subdivision at once.

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Welcome to the Hoene Springs Web Site!

Our goal is to provide residents and visitors a brief
glimpse of life in Hoene Springs.

We hope this site will help promote goodwill
and present residents with timely information
about their Association and Neighborhood happenings.

We look forward to your comments and suggestions.
Enjoy your visit!

Hoene Springs residents enjoy:

Custom homes, not cookie cutter

Rolling hills with lots of trees

Good neighbors

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The Hoene Springs entrance
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The old Hoene Springs well house, which is no longer used, but continues to be an icon for the subdivision.

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View more photographs of Hoene Springs events here.



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