Log Cabins & Weekend Brunch
Walk a village of 1800s log cabins in Hodge Park, then a weekend brunch in Briarcliff.
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Also close by
- Headrush Roasters Coffee & Tea, coffee, 1 min walk from stop 2
- Briarcliff Barrio, food, 1 min walk from stop 2
- Piropos, food, 2 min walk from stop 2
- Pinot's Palette (Briarcliff), art, 3 min walk from stop 2
- Alice Scooper's Ice Cream Co., dessert, 3 min walk from stop 2
- Carne Diem Fine Meats & Pantry, shopping, 3 min walk from stop 2
The stops
- Shoal Creek Living History MuseumWalk the grounds; go inside only if there is an event.about 60 min · 7000 NE Barry Rd, Kansas City, MO 64156 · then 12 min driveWebsite Google Maps Apple Maps
- Trezo MareWeekend brunch at an Italian restaurant in Briarcliff Village.about 75 min · 4105 N Mulberry Dr, Kansas City, MO 64116 · hours checked recentlyWebsite Google Maps Apple Maps
How the night flows
The grounds are free to walk, but the cabins are open only during events, so check the calendar. Brunch at Trezo Mare runs 11am to 3pm on weekends.
Good to know
- Reservations
- Check with the place
- Parking
- Confirm parking at Hodge Park and Briarcliff.
- Getting around
- Driving, Walking
- Setting
- Indoors and outdoors
- Alcohol
- Optional
- What to wear
- Comfortable shoes for short walks between stops.
Before you go
Hours not confirmed for Shoal Creek Living History Museum. Check their pages first; they keep their own hours.
Hours, prices and reservations change. Anything we haven't recently source-checked is marked “Confirm today” in the planner rather than presented as fact. Check the venue's own page before you head out.
We last looked over this date on September 17, 2026. That is a review of the plan, not a promise that every detail is current.
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