NEW BRUNSWICK · A PLACE IN THE MAKINGFounding stage · See our progress ↗
Concept of a modest timber retreat, growing garden and still water within preserved woodland
New Brunswick · A proposed retreat & homestead community

A life with roots.
A place to belong.

Private homesteads, nourishing food and restorative stays. A proposed community where a more fulfilling way of life can take root.

Founding and property-search stage. The landscape shown is an AI concept illustration, not an acquired property.

AI concept illustration · No final property selected
C$95,000Proposed founding price
~5 acresPrivate deeded parcel intended
5%Proposed equity per household

A finished home is not included. Final property not yet acquired. Land, equity and preparation depend on due diligence, approvals, financing and final agreements. No financial return is guaranteed.

One place. Many ways to belong. Private homesteads, a public market, restorative stays and practical learning, growing together.

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The whole picture

What if more of your life
could make sense together?

The food on your plate. The work you do. The people around you. The place you call home. PermOasis is being designed to bring those relationships closer.

01

Come back to yourself

A future retreat shaped around nourishing food, thoughtful stays, nature, reflection and a choice of wellbeing practices.

Explore the retreat
02

Build a life here

Five founding households, approximately five private acres each, and a proposed place in the venture growing around them.

Understand the C$95,000 offer
03

Begin where you are

Field guides you can use today. Three Canadian homestead manuscripts in development. A cooperative village taking shape around a game table.

Browse guides, the series & game
Concept of a seasonal meal beside a productive garden and greenhouse
AI concept illustration. Future facilities, subject to the final land, design and approvals.
Care, from food forward

Healing can begin
with being nourished.

A meal can carry the work of a whole community.

Someone tends the soil. Someone grows the carrots. Someone gathers the herbs and turns the harvest into a meal worth sitting down for. Their care reaches the person at the table.

Our intention is to build that care into the whole stay: food, rest, natural surroundings, meaningful connection and practices guests can choose for themselves.

A living community

The market opens the door.
The retreat gives people a reason to stay.

A public market welcomes neighbours. Guest accommodation supports longer visits. Retreats and workshops bring people into the deeper experience.

01 / GROW & MAKEUseful work

Growers, agrarians, makers and skilled households create goods and experiences.

02 / WELCOMEA public market

Food, plants, craftsmanship and everyday reasons for the wider community to visit.

03 / STAYRestorative hospitality

Coordinated short-term stays, meals and optional retreat programmes.

04 / CARRY IT HOMELasting connections

Learning, products and relationships that can continue after a visit ends.

See how the community economy is intended to work
Five founding households

Your own ground.
A place in what grows around it.

For households drawn to the work of creating a place, as much as the possibility of living there.

C$95,000Planned founding price
~5 acresPrivate deeded parcel intended
5%Proposed equity per household
5Founding households in the model

Prepared beginnings, shared purpose and room for a private life. The intended offer combines a surveyed parcel, legal access, a thoughtfully selected build site and participation in PermOasis Retreat Ltd.

The price does not include a finished home. Property acquisition, parcel creation, preparation, equity rights and development remain subject to due diligence, approvals, financing and final agreements. No income or financial return is guaranteed.

You do not have to live here
to grow something good.

The Great Canadian Homestead Series

Grow food. Care for animals. Understand the systems that support both.

Three illustrated Canadian companion manuals from Tyler Clark and PermOasis Retreat. Developed manuscripts now exist for Garden, Livestock and Off-Grid.

Current illustrated cover of The Great Canadian Garden Bible by Tyler ClarkBook 1

The Great Canadian Garden Bible

Grow food, from the first plan to the winter pantry.

191 food-crop groups, Canadian growing conditions, household garden planning and twenty planting guilds. Soil, compost, propagation, irrigation and greenhouse chapters connect the growing work with harvest, storage, selected preservation methods and recipes.

Explore Garden ↗
Current illustrated cover of The Great Canadian Livestock Bible by Tyler ClarkBook 2

The Great Canadian Livestock Bible

Prepare for the lives that depend on you.

Choosing animals, preparing the property and building dependable daily care. Species chapters connect housing, fencing, feeding and water with seasonal routines, health recognition, handling, breeding, grazing, animal products and farm records.

Explore Livestock ↗
Current illustrated cover of The Great Canadian Off-Grid Bible by Tyler ClarkBook 3

The Great Canadian Off-Grid Bible

Understand the systems that carry the household.

Buildings, energy, water, heating and sanitation, connected through practical service planning. Workshop practice, measurement, maintenance, repair, worked calculations, outage preparation and communications help readers follow the relationships between systems.

Explore Off-Grid ↗

Actual cover artwork from the current reader manuscripts. Illustrated development covers, not photographs of printed copies. Final production specifications may change.

Actual prototype board for PermOasis Retreat Homestead Village
Prototype board artwork · Preparing for physical playtesting
Physical playtesting nextBring the village to the table

What if everyone
had to thrive?

In PermOasis Retreat: Homestead Village, your household has needs of its own, and the community has a future to build. Food, water, energy, trade and shared projects turn the vision into decisions you can feel.

A cooperative board game for 2–5 homesteaders, with an optional dedicated Steward. The physical prototype is about to be tested.

“I was learning a way of living long before I knew it needed a name.”

Tyler Clark · From the Garden Bible foreword

A grandmother preserving food. A grandfather quietly fixing what someone else had broken. A childhood where making things useful and making sure people had enough felt ordinary. Those roots still shape PermOasis.

Find the part that speaks to you.

Explore slowly. Read the details. Ask the question you are carrying.

Start a conversation

Find your way.