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Live, learn, work, eat and celebrate with us for two days of rich and diverse Ecovillage living. The event includes accommodation, all meals, workshops, cultural and social events, and active contribution to our food growing and land care activities.

Accommodation for Village Experience Week
There are two accommodation options, depending on availability. 
Choose between:

• BnB in home or lodge
• Camping—BYO tent or van

Bed and Breakfast (BnB)
Share a slice of life with an Ecovillage family. There are limited places available in the homes within the village. In addition we have our newly renovated onsite lodge accommodation, Paperbark House. You will be allocated to a double, twin or single room, as per availability, to match your needs. If you have paid the Single Supplement, you will have a private room. We have limited availability for this option.

Camping
If camping, you need to bring your own tent or van, and bedding. An amenities block with toilets and hot showers is provided.  We have a limited number of powered sites.

Breakfast
Breakfast will be provided at your family BnB. Group breakfast will be served for those in the lodge or camping.

Pets
No visiting pets. Assistance dogs are accepted.

Pricing options (including two nights and all meals and activities)

 1. BnB Standard per adult: $499 (Singles may be given a twin share room, unless a Single Supplement is paid)
 2. Single Supplement: $220 additional fee (to ensure a private room for a single person)
 3. Camping standard  per adult: $329
 4. Weekend day pass Standard (for locals): $299
 5. Children under 16: $100 each - for all options
 6. Adult day pass: $149
 7. Child day pass: $50

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FAQ

Question: I require wheelchair access. Is this available at all venues?
Answer: Several venues and activities are not wheelchair accessible. Some workshops include outdoor activities on rough bush trails. Some activities include walking up fairly steep hills. Most workshop venues and toilets require going up one step. We have a folding removable ramp that could be put in place by an assistant. Camp sites require travelling over rough ground. Some B and B accommodation is wheel chair accessible, so this can be arranged if required. 
The ablution block at the campsite has ramp access. However, the road between the ablution block and the campsite is a rough, gravel road with ditches.

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