Frequently Asked Questions

Who is La Paz Farm for?

La Paz Farm is for visionaries, creators, healers, and land stewards who feel called to root their dreams into a living, breathing community aligned with nature, spirit, and service.

It is for those ready to live their purpose, not just imagine it.

What are the ways to join La Paz?

You can join La Paz through:

Amendment Packages (Butterfly or Nautilus)Purchasing a Creator LotParticipating in a Season through the Tree of Service program

Each pathway invites a different level of commitment and integration with the land and community.[Learn more about Pathways to Join here.]

Can I live at La Paz full-time?

At this time, Amendment Packages and Creator Lots are structured for seasonal or part-time residency.

The long-term vision is to evolve Zone One into a live-in village, at which point full-time opportunities may become available for select members.Those who feel deeply aligned may be invited into deeper stewardship over time.

How does the scheduling system work for shared spaces?

Each December, all members (Roots, Amendments, Core participants) contribute to a shared use calendar for the Community Center and Event Center.

Each membership tier has baseline guaranteed access. Outside of scheduled events, the spaces are open for community use on a first-come basis.The scheduling process is collaborative and designed to balance sovereignty and community needs.

What kind of structures can be built on Creator Lots?

All builds must align with Nomadic Communities' ecological and aesthetic guidelines.

Structures should be simple, regenerative, and harmonize with the land—favoring natural materials, low-impact systems, and beauty that arises from humility and stewardship.Microhomes, eco-cabins, and regenerative tiny homes are encouraged.

Overdevelopment, concrete-heavy, or industrial projects are not permitted.

Is there internet access at La Paz?

Yes.

High-speed internet is available in core zones such as the Community Center and Event Center, designed to support work, study, and communication while still preserving the off-grid, nature-immersive feeling of the land.

How is food handled?

La Paz integrates food through:

Community Gardens and Food Forests (Zones Five and Six)Personal and group mealsShared kitchen spaces for daily cooking

Residents are encouraged to participate in land-to-table living. Community meals are coordinated during Seasons and gatherings, while personal autonomy for food preparation is respected.

What agreements are required for Amendments and Lot Holders?

All participants agree to:

Practice conflict resolution through nonviolent communication or designated healing processesUphold shared stewardship of common spacesRespect nature and preserve the living systems of La PazParticipate in communal rhythms (meetings, ceremonies, land care)Embody the values of regeneration, service, sovereignty, and co-creation

All agreements are designed to create clarity, safety, and empowerment for all.

What is the Tree of Service?

The Tree of Service is a regenerative leadership model created by Nomadic Communities.

It is the heartbeat of La Paz's seasonal living and community stewardship.Each Season is led by individuals trained in sacred service, personal development, and collective facilitation.Learn more about the Tree of Service here.

How do I begin the process of joining?

It all begins with a conversation.Schedule a vision call. Share your dream. Explore the possibilities together.Button:

Schedule Your Vision Call[Link to: https://calendly.com/lapazfarm/time-with-ticon]