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Here at Camping Permacultural Filhos da Floresta, we are inspired by the strength of the forest to create the permacultural space Filhos da Floresta. We invite you to enter this natural and supernatural journey, where we connect with all the sovereignty of Nature and experience moments of joy, serenity, simplicity and healing.
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In our space you will be able to learn a lot about permacultural practices. How to live together with the fauna and flora, understand more about minimal environmental impact and its waste. We would love to share our mission with you and invite you to experience how good it is to care for Mother Earth and each other.
Vale do Capão is a magical place where you walk through crystals, and you are amazed at every corner with surreal views and an eye-popping sunset.
From the campsite you have access to several trails such as Cachoeira da Fumaça, Rodas, Purificação and many others. And our 'backyard at home' is the Princess's well with natural pools and a wonderful view.
Imagens: Marcio Ribeiro Fotografia
sensational environment
Sensational environment with permaculture values. Located 1.5 km from the main street of Capão, it is likely to be the only peaceful campsite with extreme silence after 10:00 pm and a shower of stars that allows you to observe an incredible milky way with the naked eye. And to close with a golden key a daily rate of almost 0800 at the camping, the value becomes symbolic for such massive accommodation.
Barbarian
- Christiana Marzari
Super cool guys!
Quiet camping with super nice people! They are building a kitchen giving an even better area for living. I highly recommend the stay for anyone who wants to meet new people, learn a skill, share lessons and donate a little.
Danilo
- Nicolle Fernandes
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Best camping experience
It was my best camping experience. I met travelers from all over the world, I was very well received. The sky is really wonderful at night. The community feeling is incredible. And making friends there is easier than walking backwards.
- Jonathan Tardelli
