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Oszkó, Hegypásztor Pincék

Observing nature, the interaction of clay, sand, water and straw. The diversity of earthen building material.
Let this be a shared learning experience about how we are capable of building a house with our own hands that is healthy, durable and provides a dignified environment for our everyday lives.

Let us know the past and build the future!

During the camp you will have the opportunity to:
-EXPERIENCE firsthand how to build a house from sustainable natural materials.
-Discover the possibilities hidden in straw and clay.
-Gain insight into what life was like living in harmony with nature, in rhythm with it.
-Expand your knowledge in folk architecture, craftsmanship, and traditional gastronomy.
-Make connections while spending an active week with others who share your interests.

Accommodation:
Primarily on the vineyard hillside with your own tent, and in a limited number of wooden houses as well, with shower facilities, composting toilet and kitchen use.

Meals:
We provide two hot meals per day (lunch and dinner).
Breakfast is self-catered.
There are several shops nearby within biking or driving distance.

Camp duration: 29 June – 5 July 2025.
We welcome registrations from those 18 years of age and older only!
We can accept registrations and participation for the entire camp duration, from 29 June to 5 July!

Accommodation places will be allocated in order of registration.
Registration fee: 15,000 Ft per person.
You can register via the link below:
https://nepfovasvar.hu/szolgaltatasok/taborok-felnotteknek/
Registration deadline: 17 June 2025.

As with other events or in other places, photographs and audio recordings may be made at this event. By entering the event, participants give their prior and explicit consent – without further question – to the recording and publication of their face and appearance as they may be recognizable in these recordings, for example for the purpose of promoting similar future events.

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