Once owned by a local legend by the name of "Redwood", Oz Farm is no doubt a very special place...heck, its even got it's own comic book! Here you can pick your poison, as the property is comprised Read more...
Once owned by a local legend by the name of "Redwood", Oz Farm is no doubt a very special place...heck, its even got it's own comic book! Here you can pick your poison, as the property is comprised of 7 rustic cabins, redwood campsites, and geodesic domes that would make Buckminster Fuller proud. All guests have access to the community house, which comes with a fully equipped kitchen. The working farm is comprised of over 230 accessible acres of flowing meadows, redwood groves, prime agriculture, and is intersected by the beautiful Garcia River, which flows into the mighty pacific. One thing that is very apparent, is how clearly passionate your host Dean is about ecology and agriculture. Once you step foot onto Oz Farm, you'll begin to understand why.
Originally purchased in the late 60's by "Redwood", Oz Farm was initially a commune of sorts. Picture meditation huts, domes, and redwood platforms sprinkled throughout the forest.....
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Once owned by a local legend by the name of "Redwood", Oz Farm is no doubt a very special place...heck, its even got it's own comic book! Here you can pick your poison, as the property is comprised Read more...
Once owned by a local legend by the name of "Redwood", Oz Farm is no doubt a very special place...heck, its even got it's own comic book! Here you can pick your poison, as the property is comprised of 7 rustic cabins, redwood campsites, and geodesic domes that would make Buckminster Fuller proud. All guests have access to the community house, which comes with a fully equipped kitchen. The working farm is comprised of over 230 accessible acres of flowing meadows, redwood groves, prime agriculture, and is intersected by the beautiful Garcia River, which flows into the mighty pacific. One thing that is very apparent, is how clearly passionate your host Dean is about ecology and agriculture. Once you step foot onto Oz Farm, you'll begin to understand why.
Originally purchased in the late 60's by "Redwood", Oz Farm was initially a commune of sorts. Picture meditation huts, domes, and redwood platforms sprinkled throughout the forest.....