Workcamp with Solara
For those called to stay longer.
What is Workcamping?
Workcampers are people who feel called to stay longer — to live simply, contribute daily, and become part of the rhythm of the land.
This is not a retreat or a program. It’s real life in motion — building, tending, learning, and adapting together as Solara takes shape.
Solara Sanctuary is still being built. Life here is simple, grounded, and sometimes messy.
Days may include:
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Helping with building or repairs
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Land care, gardening, or animal support
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Shared meals and simple routines
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Time for rest, reflection, or creativity
We do what's needed, listen to the land, and adjust when we need to.
Workcamping at Solara may be a good fit if you:
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Are comfortable with simple living
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Can be flexible and self-directed
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Enjoy contributing without rigid structure
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Value presence, respect, and communication
This may not be the right fit if you’re looking for a structured program, guaranteed accommodations, or a fast-paced experience.
Workcampers exchange time, skills, and presence for:
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A place to stay (simple accommodations)
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Shared meals when available
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The experience of being part of Solara’s early growth
This is a nonprofit project built through community support. Some workcampers are self-supported or sponsored.