Who is Dancing Rabbit? 

Psychoclaw Did you end up visiting? I would like to make a trip out there someday too.

Psychoclaw i feel the same. What a wonderfull idea of this ecovillage

Thank you for your kind words. We hope you are able to connect with a community similar to ours near you. :)

Stan, Thanks so much for your positive review of the video, and for being a continued supporter of Dancing Rabbit. We Appreciate You!

+winesap2 Thanks for the video love! Have you seen our latest one? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MKHu7iD3FWs.html

+Rosie Rugosa Here's our latest educational endeavor! What do you think? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MKHu7iD3FWs.html

Here lmao

+ThePatchouliRose thank you!

+JJ Childs Have you seen our latest video? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MKHu7iD3FWs.html

Dancing Rabbit's land includes 280 acres, and just a small portion of that is occupied by human housing and buildings. Thanks for your curiosity and you can learn more at: www.dancingrabbit.org/about-dancing-rabbit-ecovillage/

drecovillage i am already subbed to your news letters :)

+Create Nature You can check out our FAQ page to read about how some of our residents make their living: www.dancingrabbit.org/faq/#anchor6

The place to start is to check out our visitor program: www.dancingrabbit.org/visit/

Thanks for reaching out, Faheem. The first step is to come and visit us for two weeks. You can learn more about how to do that here: www.dancingrabbit.org/

😂😂😂😂 this dudes trying to get us back into tribal warfare

Just because you're a hippy doesn't mean you can't be a pro 2a hippy. Haha

They need barbarians

Of course. The only limitation is that members are not allowed to own personal vehicles. We have a co-op with a fleet of vehicles that people can use for short-range trips, or to get to the airport/train station.

+darealness514 If you want to send an email to dancingrabbit@ic.org we can send you this information. Thanks!

It's probably a bit more than that at DR. They have a similar visitor program at Twin Oaks, but it is not so much for making money as it is for providing free labor to the community. This is especially true for garden work, which is really labor intensive. Without the visitor program at Twin Oaks (and also at Eastwind in Missouri), the garden and other aspects of the ag program would hardly function at all. They REALLY DO want you to visit. Your labor is important to them. A $700 fee, however, seems pretty outrageous. What do you actually get for that money? And it should be said that $700 can be a big expense for the types of people who are attracted to this lifestyle: basically those who have no interest in a career of any kind. Accounting, engineering, teaching, owning your own business, being a professional musician .. you can pretty much forget any of that if you choose to live in a commune.

jpkjnn- We do indeed have a piano here! And it gets a fair bit of use, as one of our members teaches piano lessons, and we had a wonderful holiday singalong around the piano last month.

+jpkjnn Yes and we get it tuned regularly because one of our residents offers piano lessons here!

This is the best way to reach us: www.dancingrabbit.org/contact-dancing-rabbit/

Hi Mee, thanks for reaching out. Joining is a possibility. The first step is to visit our village. You can learn more here: www.dancingrabbit.org/sustainable-living-visitor-program/

Guilherme Mendes You can check out our Ways To Visit webpage at: www.dancingrabbit.org/visit-dancing-rabbit-ecovillage/

Do you guys have tiny homes on your land is the local govt bugging yall about it?

Hey Travis, we do have tiny homes on our land. For the time being at least, there are no county or other building codes that restrict what we can do when it comes to building, but we do have a variety of internal community agreements that are designed to ensure that new construction in our village is both ecologically sound and safe to occupy.

Nice im proud of u guys & gals I have a house in south carolina I plan to buy more land & build a tiny house on it Im so fascinated by it I will grow my own crops & live off the grid as well. Keep up the good work, salute

drecovillage have you given any thoughts to hobit homes like a shire village kind of thing?

Yes! Please consider coming to our visitor program, which you can learn more about at this website: www.dancingrabbit.org/visit/

drecovillage that is wonderful news. heading to the site right away! thank you for the quick reply. I am looking forward to learning more!!

drecovillage any suggestions for someone who works a job and can only manage a couple days off? I'm extremely interested in flipping my lifestyle its just not easy surviving without a job. i wish the transition was easier..

drecovillage any suggestions for someone who works a job and can only manage a couple days off? I'm extremely interested in flipping my lifestyle its just not easy surviving without a job. i wish the transition was easier..

Please email me at dancingrabbit@ic.org and I'll send you some links and other information that should prove helpful to you in making a decision on how to visit us. :)

Yes

Nope.