Pay Your Dues on Our New Payment Portal
Now you have an easier way to pay your annual subdivision dues. Ryan Wade has set up a new payment portal just for us! Visit the new Payment Portal at this link, or use the QR code above!

Now you have an easier way to pay your annual subdivision dues. Ryan Wade has set up a new payment portal just for us! Visit the new Payment Portal at this link, or use the QR code above!

Please plan to volunteer to help! The Fall Road Cleanup will be taking place November 7th @ 9am! With our Spring Cleanup being cancelled, there is much to address along Hoene Springs roadways this Fall - and we can use the help! Please connect with an Improvement Board Member for any questions. We hope to see you there!
Thank you to everyone who joined us in attendance at the 2026 Annual Meeting! Multiple progressive topics were discussed, including improvement initiatives continuing into 2027.
An Election of Officers was held this year, with the Vice President and 2 Trustee positions being filled. The Improvement Association made great strides with new Legal representation in 2026, which will be assisting their efforts to upholding Hoene Springs Restrictions. New signage is also planned, beginning with street signs in Fall of 2026 - and entrance signs in 2027/2028.
Easter Parties happen each spring in Winnifred Park was a tremendous success, often complete with Easter egg hunt, pony rides, balloon artist, crafts, and candy.
There is lots of fall fun at the annual Halloween Party, which includes lots of spooky decorations, a bonfire, and yummy treats. See past pictures here.
Each year, Hoene Springs holds a Christmas parade, bonfire and party in Winnifred Park. The subdivision also holds a Clark Griswold house decorating contest.
A special thank you to Susan Pregon for stepping up to head the HS garden committee. She led the committee years ago, and many plants are from her garden originally. Shout out to all of the garden volunteers. If you would like to volunteer, please contact Susan Pregon at 314-406-6718.
Nestled in the Missouri wooded foothills, Hoene Springs is a cozy subdivision of nearly 200 homes, between Eureka and House Springs, along Highway W. It is easily accessible from I-44 at 109 south, or from Highway 30, southwest of High Ridge.
Hoene Springs has a rich history, and was once a farm belonging to the Hoene family. The Winnifred entrance still holds the old wellhouse, built over a natural spring. The spot was once a stopover for farmers, who would water their animals and shop at a general store. Read more here..