The Camp at Ozark Acres

Mission: To live completely off grid, and to one day be completely sustainable.

From www.ic.org/directory/the-camp-at-ozark-acres/:

Hi there,

My name is Danny. I recently purchased a piece of property in Arkansas that is just surrounded by Ozark National Forrest. I have plans to make this an eco village. Starting with 4 recycled travel trailers and building them out to be trendy and completely off grid. I would like this to be the model of sustainable living and would like to see this be hugely successful! Because of the small size, I am mainly interested in folks that can bring an important trade to the community. Let me know what you can bring to the table. Let's get this thing started.

**UPDATE**

Shortly after listing our community on the ic.org website, our core group of members were asked to be a part of a television production. While this is still up in the air, we feel it is important to inform interested parties that we may have to postpone our opening. Again, this is not a sure thing yet. But the possibly is there that we may be gone for filming, out of the country, for over a year. Though we are disappointed that our community may not open on time, we are excited for the opportunity to shine a positive light on intentional communities, and to share the idea with more folks who may have never known such places existed.

If you are still interested in becoming a member, please contact me. We may consider letting the right folks occupy the raw land while we are gone. Please note that because we aren't sure of our future direction, as of now, we have not done the prep work to get our infrastructure in place like we had originally planned. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, and we hope that you will still consider our community in the future. Please keep checking in. We will update our profile as more information comes available. Thanks again for your interest and understanding as we figure out the details of this new endeavor.

The Camp at Ozark Acres

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