Nothing is better at fostering a deep connection to nature than a first-hand experience. By offering real immersion on your land, you’re giving your campers an opportunity to deepen their connection with soil, water, plants, animals, their loved ones, and themselves.

It may sound old fashioned, but there’s nothing better than connecting with your fellow person. Hipcamp brings interesting people to your land—families, foodies, musicians, travelers, teachers, yogis and more. Our hosts tell us that the rich conversations and connections they forge is their favorite part of hosting.

Hipcamp is a springboard to new possibilities for you and your land. Meet your next farm volunteer, cabin craftsman, restaurant connection, or new friend—by hosting them via Hipcamp. Many hosts have engaged Hipcampers in service projects to build trails, fire rings, garden beds, new structures and more—because Hipcamp fosters community and goodwill by design. No one should maintain their land alone, and with Hipcamp, you can build a following of folks who are devoted to your vision for your land.

Read about a past Hipcamp service project.

Many hosts have spent decades of their life—untold hours and sacrifices—to keep their land in beautiful condition. Hipcamp is a place to celebrate this achievement. It’s a place to share your hard work with others, and to keep it going. Private lands, small-scale farms and family ranches are a national treasure that deserve to be supported and appreciated. Heritage methods of agriculture, animal husbandry, natural foraging and wildlife observation are disappearing under the ever-present push to “modernize” and aggregate land under large holding companies. Hipcamp equips landowners with a vital weapon against this trend: a secure business model to supplement your other economic activities and keep your land’s future secure.

Learn about this Hipcamp host who is preserving and re-wilding his land for the next generation.