Sustainable living,
inspired community.
You're invited.
An ecovillage on the Central Coast NSW.
Open for new members.
Community
Our community is made up of ~180 interesting and diverse people ranging from newborn to late 70s.
Lots & Houses
Have you been dreaming of a place like this? Don't miss your chance! There are only a few of the 40 x Stage 2 lots left.
HAVE SPECIFIC QUESTIONS?
Here are the most common questions we get asked.
Come and Visit
The Narara Ecovillage is located on the beautiful Central Coast, just over an hour north of Sydney. Nestled in the bush and not far from pristine beaches, the Ecovillage is located just off the freeway to the city, minutes from modern conveniences and the train station, yet surrounded by magical Strickland State Forest.
Next Open Day
Next Date
Oct
26
Sat
10:30 am
October Open Day
October Open Day
Oct 26 @ 10:30 am – 1:30 pm
Are you interested in Narara Ecovillage or perhaps already considering living here? The Open Day Talk & Tour shows what Narara Ecovillage is all about, and shows how we are putting our ideas around ecological, social and economic potential into action: * shared food growing, natural retreats and Permaculture spaces * shared community and workplaces * examples of highly efficient ...
UPCOMING EVENTS
Next Event
Oct
25
Fri
6:00 pm
Deep Ecology with John Seed & Te...
Deep Ecology with John Seed & Te...
Oct 25 @ 6:00 pm – Oct 27 @ 4:00 pm
The Rainforest Information Centre presents DEEP ECOLOGY with John Seed and friends FROM JOHN SEED: I have worked for worldwide rainforests since 1979. Although many of our efforts succeeded, for every forest saved 100 have disappeared. Clearly, you can’t save the planet one forest at a time. It’s one green Earth or a bowl of dust. Without a profound change ...
sign up for emails
Monthly newsletter published by our outreach arm, Narara Eco-Living Network.
Sign up
Upcoming events
Next Event
Oct
25
Fri
6:00 pm
Deep Ecology with John Seed & Te...
Deep Ecology with John Seed & Te...
Oct 25 @ 6:00 pm – Oct 27 @ 4:00 pm
The Rainforest Information Centre presents DEEP ECOLOGY with John Seed and friends FROM JOHN SEED: I have worked for worldwide rainforests since 1979. Although many of our efforts succeeded, for every forest saved 100 have disappeared. Clearly, you can’t save the planet one forest at a time. It’s one green Earth or a bowl of dust. Without a profound change ...
