The Farm is Here to Support Connective Experiences
We want to share with you the magic and wonder of this beautiful place we call home. We welcome you to relax, remember our connection to the natural world, ourselves, each other and tap into our creative hearts. Rare Bird Farm grows food for our farm family, fruit trees, medicinal herbs, berries, and corn. We offer sustainable experiences and building practices with Rare Bird Reclaimed. We are also the home of Rare Bird Cultural Arts, our 501(c)(3) nonprofit arm that thoughtfully curates live musical performances and creative and connective workshops on weekends April-October. These concerts and workshops are ticketed events.
Rent the High Cabin during your visit or camp in one of our designated camp spots.
Host Your Event at Rare Bird Farm
Looking for a beautiful, versatile space for your next event? Whether you're planning a concert, festival, workshop, retreat, camp, or family reunion, Rare Bird Farm offers a unique, welcoming environment that blends the best of nature, community, and creativity.
We provide a range of amenities to make your event seamless and memorable, including:
Barn spaces perfect for performances or gatherings
A high-quality sound system
Camping areas for guests who want to stay overnight
Fully equipped kitchen and dining facilities
Modern showers and toilets
Comfortable bunkhouses for group accommodations
Private trails for hiking, exploring, and reflection
And more!
Nestled in the heart of Spring Creek, NC, Rare Bird Farm offers a serene, rustic setting that’s ideal for bringing people together. We love to collaborate with event organizers to ensure your vision comes to life.
Ready to book your event or learn more?
We are developing a food forest planting over 25 fruit trees, berries, a medicinal plant and herb garden and more. Here it overlooks the main barnyard with the iconic pyramid backdrop that is named Gobbler’s Knob.
We bought the farm from Tom & Judie (pictured here on right far end) and now the four of us are doing our best to make them proud. Pictured R-L: Judie Hansen, Tom Hare, Mitchell Davis, Farrah Hoffmire, Ben Gibbins, and Edwin Self
The High Cabin is nestled high above the farm and at the base of the trail to the ridgeline. It has 1 bedroom with a queen bed, a queen futon in the living room, a kitchen, bathroom, large deck, and multiple tent sites.
The one bedroom in the High Cabin
This tent platform is nestled steps away from the back deck of the High Cabin and is perfect for a group who wants to share the amenities of the High Cabin.
For a family reunion, camp, or retreat; Hare Cabin Bunkhouse is a perfect communal experience.
This is one of two bunkhouse rooms with 8 beds in each room. Linens sheets, wool blankets and pillows provided.
This is one of two bunkhouse rooms with 8 beds in each room. Linens sheets, wool blankets and pillows provided.
Tug Fork barn (on left) and Hare Cabin Bunkhouse on right are centrally located on farm with wi-fi, and barn kitchen.
Tug Fork Barn kitchen is perfect for communal meals and sits right beside Hare Cabin and bunkhouse.
This cool A-frame has 2 XL twin matresses and offers a great camping spot in the Greenhouse field with composting toilet, running water, and fire pit.
A sweet camping experience in the Greenhouse field with compost toilet, running water, and fire pit.
From the loft of the bunkhouse, you can watch the pigs, goats, and chicken in their pastures above the greenhouse.
Camping by the creek with a Gobbler’s Knob view, picnic table, and fire ring. Close to barnyard with toilets and shower.
Camping by the creek with a Gobbler’s Knob view, picnic table, and fire ring. Close to barnyard with toilets and shower.
Camping by the creek with a Gobbler’s Knob view, picnic table, and fire ring. Close to barnyard with toilets and shower.
The bunkhouse is perfect for a women’s or men’s retreat.
Perfect for meals, board games, and hanging out with your group.
You can always find Edwin and Ben building or repairing using sustainable building practices.
Local milk maiden, Mary Cutter teaches us how to make fresh cheeses.
This is how much fun we have with our Dream Ecology Retreats!
Kudra is the runt of the goat family and absolutely the sweetest!
…or wild carrot is just one of the many wild medicinal plants that grow on the farm. You can learn about his plant in more with the booking of a plant walk for your group.
2023 Intimate Barn Concert Series was a hit!
Women of all ages gathered around the fire sharing on the Buck Moon in July 2023.
Starting the medicinal herb garden in the greenhouse April 2023.
The kids love to catch the bunnies and hold them.
Mama and son
Zinnias in the food garden as pollinator
Cut fresh boquets from the garden for your gathering
Nuki is a big helper on the farm and number one hiking companion!
Have a magical and memorable feast with your group.
Book a Natural Plant Dye Workshop for your group and leave with beautiful fabrics dyed with Indigo, walnut, marigold and other eco-printing plants and dyes.
Beautiful boy from the “Hill Chicken” flock.
The Asheville Waldorf School held a fundraiser with a food truck, contra dancing, and auction.
Sister of Mother Earth, Lori Jenkins can hold a Backyard Medicine Workshop for your group making food as medicine from your backyard.
Hand stitch little herbal pillows to slip inside your pillow case to help you sleep, dream, or simply relax.
Birthday, dinner, dream catcher making, whatever you can dream up, gather around the creek with your friends in a magical setting with candles, freshly cut flowers, and string lights.
Create magic by the creek with your group.
Wise & Wild Women’s Retreat listening to music around the fire
Mitchell admiring his work organizing the Tom Robbins Tiny Library in Tom Hare Cabin
Yoga in the barn
You dream it up and we’ll help make it happen.