the place

A hundred acres designed for everything you've been postponing.

Within reach of NYC. A working farm. Studios. The kind of land that does something to your nervous system the moment you step on it.

IMAGE — Full-bleed wide cinematic shot of the property: rolling fields meeting tree line, perhaps a barn or fire pit visible mid-frame, soft late-day light. The aim is "real working land, not a curated resort lawn." Documentary photography.
~100–150 Acres
10 Zones
1–2h From NYC
Working farm
Pond + water
Sober Environment
the atlas

Ten zones. One container.

Tap a zone to step inside it. Each is a self-contained world — designed so quiet retreat and high-energy creativity can both exist without conflict.

Live & gather Land & food Make & create Move & restore Build & host
a day in the life

Drag the sun. See the day.

From first light to late-night fire circle — what's happening, where, and with whom. Every hour holds a different version of this place.

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noon
drag to change the hour

Bell rings for lunch. Long table fills up fast.

live & stay

Five ways to spend the night.

From cowboy camping under stars to a hostel bunk to a full long-stay residency. Pick your level. Stay a night, a season, or a year.

01
Camping
Tent or primitive sites under the sky. Bring your own gear. Bathrooms and water nearby. The simplest entry into the place.
$70–100per night
02
Glamping & yurts
Canvas tents and yurts with real beds. Linens included. The middle ground between outdoors and a roof you can stand under.
$175–250per night
03
Hostel rooms
Private sleeping pods and shared rooms in a communal house. Shared common areas. Best way to meet people quickly.
$60–90per night
04
Cabins
Standalone small cabins with private space and full provisions. For people who want quiet and a door of their own.
$150–225per night
05
Long-stay residency
Medium- and long-term stays for people who want to be here for a season or longer. Often paired with the Contributor Track or Steward path.
$1,500–2,200per month
the working farm

A real food system, not a backdrop.

Crops grown on-site. Livestock pastured ethically. A greenhouse for year-round food. Herbs from the garden into the kitchen. A petting farm for guests and birthday parties. Produce sold to members, at local farmers markets, and through a CSA when the farm is running.

  • Vegetable, fruit, and herb crops across the seasons
  • Greenhouse for year-round growing and education
  • Pastured livestock (meat, dairy, wool) — full-circle, ethical use
  • Petting farm for family events and visiting groups
  • Farm-to-table meals for members, guests, and overnight stays
  • CSA subscriptions and on-site farmer's market
IMAGE — A real working farm shot: someone bent over rows of greens, or a chicken coop in soft morning light, or hands holding fresh-pulled vegetables. Earthy, not over-styled.
studios & spaces

Open access. Real equipment. Other makers in the room.

Like a gym membership, but for the full range of your creative life. Drop in, use what you want, leave or stay.

IMAGE — Art / drawing / painting studio. Light through large windows. Easels, in-progress canvases.
IMAGE — Pottery wheel mid-throw. Clay hands. Warm tones.
IMAGE — Music production booth. Mic, mixing board, headphones on a hook.
IMAGE — Analog darkroom. Red light. Prints hanging on a line.
IMAGE — Welding sparks. Safety mask. Industrial fabrication zone.
IMAGE — Wood shop. Sawdust. Tools on a pegboard. Half-finished bench.
IMAGE — Dance studio. Empty mirrored room with afternoon light.
IMAGE — Mechanic shop with car on a lift. Tools, ramps, organized chaos.
Sport & play

Healthy challenge.

Courts and fields for basketball, volleyball, soccer, tennis, and pickleball. Climbing, archery, paintball, skate, slacklines. Off-season ski training. Real range, all levels.

Wellness

Movement & recovery.

Yoga and meditation hall. A real gym. Sauna and cold plunge. Mobility and recovery as the daily backbone, not just retreat-style intensives.

Quiet

Permanent quiet zones.

The library. Hammock zones. Reading spots near the water. A pond or natural pool. Trails. Doing nothing is a valid activity.

IMAGE — A dog napping in grass with people in the background; or a small child carefully holding a baby chick. Soft, natural, no overt staging.
care & family

Bring the family. Bring the dog.

Pets and kids are welcome with their caretaker. For times you want to be fully present in a workshop, on a trail, or in a quiet room, on-site care is available — supervised children's space and doggy daycare, bookable in advance.

  • Doggy daycare staffed by people who know dogs
  • Supervised children's activity space with nature-tied programming
  • Restricted access to hazard zones (fab shop, mechanic bay, ranges)
  • Family-friendly lodging and meal options
events & rentals

Host something here.

The event barn, outdoor venues, and specific facilities can be booked by outside groups — no membership required. Weddings, birthdays, corporate retreats, school groups, creative-team off-sites. Community blackout dates are honored.

  • Event barn for weddings and large gatherings
  • Birthday packages with the petting farm
  • Corporate and creative team retreats
  • Block bookings of studios, courts, or fields
  • Catering through the on-site kitchen
Inquire about renting →
IMAGE — Event barn at dusk. String lights. Long tables set up. Inviting but not over-produced.
imagine your first weekend

Picture yourself here.

If you can, get on the list. We'll let you know as the land comes into view and first stays open up.

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