Let's co-create with all life for a thriving world
Let's co-create with all life for a thriving world
Welcome to The Park Ecovillage Findhorn Community, in the north of Scotland since 1962.
Let's co-create with
all life for a thriving world
Let's co-create with
all life for a thriving world
Welcome to the
Ecovillage Findhorn Community,
centred at The Park
in the north of Scotland since 1962.
We’re exploring collaborative ways to live more consciously in harmony with each other, with the Earth, and with all life, seen and unseen.
Starting with ourselves, we’re aiming to co-create a more resilient, sustainable and thriving world.
This website is a gateway into the people, happenings, practices and groups that have been co-creating this community for over 60 years. Right now we are involved in an exciting community buy-out (we're calling it a buy-in) of land and properties currently owned by the Findhorn Foundation. Come and join us!
Explore our Community ecosystem
Here's where to find what you're looking for!
Visit us
Find accommodation and how to get here
Workshop calendar
Browse upcoming workshops
Eco & regeneration
Explore the Community's eco initiatives
Who we are
Meet the people & organisations
Spiritual inspiration
Explore our spiritual focus
Our heritage stories
Dive into our collective autobiography
What else is happening
Blogs & news
Events & happenings
Workshops & courses
Pick your unique Angel for today
Guidance for you from Innerlinks, the creators of the Transformation Game©
The Findhorn Ecovillage Community's Angel for 2026 is ... COMPASSION
This month's Angel is ...
‘Start right now becoming more and more aware
of the things that matter in life.
Eileen Caddy, co-founder of the Findhorn Ecovillage Community
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With thanks to Gaia Education, here at The Park, for offering their platform for our community site. Thanks also to Mark Richards and Hugo Klip for the main images.