WILD VILLAGE FAMILY CAMPS are an invitation for kids and their families to explore the natural world, play with earth-based skills and be deeply nourished through village connection.
🗺️ Tanamon, Pillar Valley, NSW Australia (map)
Wild Village Event
Monday 29 September to 4 October
The WILD VILLAGE FAMILY CAMPS invite your family to play, reconnect and thrive through our village experience.
Joining the Wild Village will restore the power of your connection to the earth and gift your kids with nature-based free play.
The WILD VILLAGE Experience...
- 5 blissful days surrounded by like-minded families, completely digital-free and immersed in nature,
- Nature Connection skills, primitive fire and basket weaving,
- Men's & Women's Circles hosted by trained facilitators who are also parents,
- Indigenous Parenting discovery experience,
- Daily wild adventures and campouts for your kids facilitated by experienced Nature Connection Mentors,
- Local Gumbaynngirr elder who shares with your family about Aboriginal culture, and
- Fire side Storytelling, dance, music, tribe and so much more...
“I rate their village camp as one of the greatest experiences I have had with my kids.”
— Diahann Marsh
Nature Philosophy's Wild Village connects elders, parents, mentors, young people and children with wild sourced wisdom and earth based community. We acknowledge that our Wild Village members are the change makers of the future. In exploring and learning from the dynamics of the Wild Village each member makes a vital contribution to the transformation of modern culture.
The WILD VILLAGE family experience facilitates deeply relaxing into our wild surrounds so we can all unwind and organically move through our days with resting, playing, learning and yarning.
All Village members will be free to move in and through the area as their instincts dictate and, as per a truly earth based tribe experience, young children will be warmly welcomed into every aspect of our Village community.
The Wild Village allows us all to discover and know we belong to something bigger - bigger than the "me" ideology that so often dominates our modern world. We invite you to join Nature Philosophy's Wild Village and connect with a global movement where the ancient traditions of earth-based communities are once again finding their relevance in the modern world.
Katie and her team acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land, of the ancestors and elders – past and present, on which her programs take place. Katie would like to especially recognise the elders past and present who she regularly collaborates with in running her programs. This includes elders from the Gumbanyggirr and Yaegl people of the North Coast of NSW and her adopted Yolngu families of North-East Arnhem Land.
Katie and her team acknowledge that survival skills and nature connection practices are a global knowledge bank held by humans from all races and countries. Katie acknowledges her Scottish, Irish, European and Armenian ancestral lineages and their traditional earth-based living skills.
Survival skills and nature connection practices are the original ways of living that once allowed all humans to exist in harmony with the Earth. In today's world, these traditional earth-based skills remain essential — not only for personal resilience but also for fostering a deeper balance with the natural world. By keeping these practices alive, Katie’s programs help ensure a thriving future for the next generations — one that is in alignment with natural laws and supports a sustainable, interconnected way of life.
