The journey into Higdon Hollow begins along John Deere Road, where nearly 52 acres of working ground, water, and woodland come together near the center of the Quad Cities. A quiet one-acre orchard on the northeast corner offers a welcoming first impression—a tall and rugged cross surrounded by rows of fruit trees set against the open fields, reflecting both the property’s practical roots and a rural Christian character.

Beyond the orchard, gravel access roads on both the east and west sides invite you deeper into the land. Productive soybean fields stretch across roughly 20 acres, while the terrain gradually gives way to more secluded pockets of grass, trees, and natural cover. The surrounding landscape feels private and peaceful, yet remains conveniently close to both I-280 and I-74 and the area’s main commercial corridor.

At the heart of Higdon Hollow is its five-acre lake: a broad, quiet expanse of water framed by trees and open ground. It is a place to fish, gather, reflect, or simply enjoy the stillness of the outdoors. With the Rock River nearby and a blend of farmland, orchard, water, and woodland, Higdon Hollow is more than acreage—it is a retreat with room to work, rest, and create something lasting.