Round out your visit in the dome home
The Dome Home, located on the grounds of Pine Acres Golf in Pleasant Prairie, provides one-of-a-kind architecture in a peaceful, tucked-away setting — making it a memorable retreat for weekend getaways, group trips, and more.
Originally built by Jack Thomsen, founder of Transcendental Golf (now Pine Acres Golf), the Dome Home was inspired by the visionary work of Buckminster Fuller. Its geodesic design gives it a history just as fascinating as its architecture– scroll down to read more!
Uniquely Designed for Comfort and Connection
A 360-degree wraparound porch surrounds the house, while the interior features multiple gathering spaces, a fully equipped kitchen with modern appliances, and room to spread out across several levels. From bedrooms suited for couples and families alike, to a lower-level movie theater and game area with air hockey and ping pong, the Dome Home makes it easy to relax, recharge, and have a little fun along the way.
In Perfect Proximity to All Things Pleasant
Set on Pine Acres Golf, the Dome Home offers private access to the driving range, along with a complimentary bucket of golf balls (golf clubs provided!). Pine Acres is open seasonally from May through October each year.
The Dome Home is available for rent year-round, and is conveniently located minutes away from the shores of Lake Michigan, and an abundance of trails, parks, beaches, the Pleasant Prairie RecPlex, Pleasant Prairie Premium Outlets, and so much more!
Book your One-of-A-Kind Stay
Whether you’re planning a quiet escape or a stay filled with activity, the Dome Home is a standout place to stay and a perfect example of the unique experiences that set Pleasant Prairie apart.
A History From Patent to Prairie
In 1954, R. Buckminster Fuller received a U.S. patent for what he called the geodesic dome. While he wasn’t the first to experiment with the design, he coined the term and helped popularize its use in the United States, including for residential homes.