Jocelyn United States

Eric and Frances were some of the kindest hosts I've experienced so far. There farm is neat and well organized, I was so impressed by the fact that they are self taught. My accommodations were wonderful, I was able to stay in a clean private trailer they had available on the property. The food was great! They always made sure I was comfortable and enough to eat. This was a very flexible and laid back back farm my work load wasn't too heavy and it was very easy working with Eric completing tasks. I loved the area and getting to feed the deer that visit the property daily☺️ I would definitely recommend this farm to any first time wwoofers or those looking to learn on a farm that's smaller scale. I am very grateful for the time I got spend on this farm❤️🙏

Blake United States

My time at this farm was truly unforgettable. From the moment I arrived, I was welcomed by Loni and the crew, whose kindness and dedication made me feel like part of the family. Loni’s care for the farm, animals, and community is evident in everything she does, and the crew’s hard work and enthusiasm were contagious. I had the chance to participate in a variety of activities, from felling trees and cutting firewood to building a greenhouse with repurposed windows. Animal husbandry was another rewarding task, as I cared for the farm’s goats, and 2 donkeys . Each job, big or small, gave me a deeper appreciation for the work that goes into running a farm. I also had the privilege of joining in some of the farm’s special events, including a beautiful handfasting ceremony and the Fall and Winter Equinox festivals. These gatherings were a perfect blend of celebration, community, and connection with the land. This farm is more than just a farm. It’s a place where you can learn, grow, and become part of something truly special. I am so grateful for my time here.

Paul United States

Carl and Melinda were a lovely host! There farm and restaurant Shindig were a joy to attend and support! Their food was very high quality, and the meals were very nutritious. The land and farmstead were very peaceful, and very serene. It was alot of fun, to make meals with the fellow WWoofer, and make tea and coffee! Carl taught a class on Chineese medicine, and the homestead was very healing and in harmony with nature! They also had amazing pizza oven, and very high quality food! Blessings on the journey, and well wishes for the future of the farm!

Cole United States

This farm definitely shines straight from the heart of Aimee :) Cozy and inviting atmosphere, kind of feels like the whole place is giving you a big ol' hug! Really beautiful and balanced layout with little awe inspiring reminders everywhere that care and connectedness are valued highly there. Delicious food, cozy accomodations, meaningful work, thoughts and conversations...just a really fulfilling and inspiring experience thanks to Aimee's magical ability to create a vision.

Sarika United States

I had a wonderful first WWOOFing experience on April's farm. Since it was my first time, I wanted to choose a local farm, and I'm really glad it ended up being here at Camp Tonkawa. Though it was later in the season, there was still plenty to do and I even got to sit in on a horsemanship workshop. My main duties included feeding the farm animals, collecting eggs, cleaning up garden beds, and helping to repair structures around the farm. I also got to learn about beekeeping and helped with a few projects there. April has done an amazing job caring for this place; she's a wealth of information for gardening, care for horses, and she is extremely knowledgeable about survivalism and various Native American cultural practices. I was here for about 10 days and I learned a ton!