All of our programs include camping accommodations in Dancing Rabbit’s wooded campground. Platforms for tents are provided, along with a composting toilet and access to showers in the Dancing Rabbit Community Building.

Indoor accommodations are available to rent during the course for an additional fee. We have several options: rooms in cabins, private homes, and the bed & breakfast. Email us after you register to see what’s still available.

Meals are included in the cost, and we’ll nourish you with food packed with as many wholesome, organic, local ingredients as possible.

We can work with a range of dietary needs – let us know your particulars when you fill out the registration form. Please note that we will do our best to accommodate different dietary needs but cannot guarantee that we will be able to and in special cases you may need to bring supplemental food.

After the first weekend, visitors will cook breakfast on their own with ingredients supplied by Dancing Rabbit. 

Childcare at Dancing Rabbit is designed to support parents so they can fully participate in the program, and is equally integrative for the children…allowing visitor kids to hang out and play with community kids, with appropriate supervision and guidance for their program activity schedule. In addition to the family-friendly times worked into the schedule, you are encouraged to prioritize your children’s needs and ask for the support you need for everyone to get the most out of your visit. Childcare is available during the summer months. Tweens are encouraged to participate alongside their parents. 

Each Day follows the same general flow beginning with a social coffee & tea time before breakfast, followed by a group check-in to cover the schedule and logistics for each day. A morning workshop focusing on some aspect of living in community or a group work party ends with lunch for your group. After some personal down time you’ll participate in an afternoon workshop, ending with a communal “happy hour” where you get to hang-out with Rabbits.  Dinner is provided by different kitchen coops and cooks (in accordance with your expressed dietary restrictions). Most evenings involve some optional activity or opportunity for conversation or connection, or time to soak in the sunset and stars reflecting in the pond.

The 2-Week Program is our most in-depth and immersive option, and is ideal for those who are interested in applying for residency at Dancing Rabbit. The first week will take a deep dive into many of the topic areas at Dancing Rabbit. You’ll jump right in by forming your own breakfast kitchen coop, where an experienced Rabbit will facilitate and guide you through a group consensus process and you’ll have the ongoing opportunity to put theory into practice in a supportive/training type of environment. Longer live-learning sessions will similarly put theory into practice with conflict resolution, feminism & consent culture, shifting our land/stewardship paradigm, and getting your hands dirty with natural building, community work parties, and the nitty-gritty of DR’s internal economy, cost of living, recycling, humanure, and the chance to observe DR community and/or village council meetings as they happen.  The second full week brings an increasingly open schedule with more time for choosing your own adventure, working with Rabbits you’ve met, and generally getting a deeper sense of what it might be like to actually live in this particular community. Both weeks include joint activities with Rabbits so that you can gain a broader and representative perspective on the community beyond what is included in the formal program. Staying for two weeks gives you the best view of what life is like at DR in case you choose to move here in the future.

• April Session: Sunday April 20th, 2-4pm — Sunday May 4th
• July Session: Sunday July 6th, 2-4pm — Sunday July 20th
• September Session: Sunday September 21st, 2-4pm — Sunday October 5th

In the spirit of financial flexibility, the Visitor Program is offered at a sliding scale
Supported ⓘIf budgeting for our programs means cutting into funds for housing, food, etc. this is the level for you! This level is also for those who have experienced generational and systemic disadvantage in accessing resources	Basic Price ⓘIf you pay at this level, you will help us cover the costs related to hosting a visitor program	Supporting ⓘIf you pay at this level, it directly supports someone else who cannot otherwise afford to attend a visitor program
$697.00	$897.00	$1097.00

*participants don’t need to pay the exact level price; paying “between” the tiers is an option!

The 1-Week Program will take a deep dive into many of the topic areas of life at Dancing Rabbit. This is a great opportunity to learn whether you would want to apply for residency at Dancing Rabbit. You’ll jump right in by forming your own breakfast kitchen coop, where an experienced Rabbit will facilitate and guide you through a group consensus process and you’ll have the ongoing opportunity to put theory into practice in a supportive/training type of environment. Longer live-learning sessions will similarly put theory into practice with conflict resolution, feminism & consent culture, shifting our land/stewardship paradigm, and getting your hands dirty with natural building, community work parties, and the nitty-gritty of DR’s internal economy, cost of living, recycling, humanure, and the chance to observe DR community and/or village council meetings as they happen. Depending on instructor availability and other constraints, some of this content will occur in the following (second) week of the program.  

• April Session: Sunday April 20th, 2-4pm — Sunday April 27th
• July Session: Sunday July 6th, 2-4pm — Sunday July 13th
• September Session: Sunday September 21st, 2-4pm — Sunday September 28th

In the spirit of financial flexibility, the Visitor Program is offered at a sliding scale
Supported ⓘIf budgeting for our programs means cutting into funds for housing, food, etc. this is the level for you! This level is also for those who have experienced generational and systemic disadvantage in accessing resources	Basic Price ⓘIf you pay at this level, you will help us cover the costs related to hosting a visitor program	Supporting ⓘIf you pay at this level, it directly supports someone else who cannot otherwise afford to attend a visitor program
$497.00	$697.00	$897.00

*participants don’t need to pay the exact level price; paying “between” the tiers is an option!