Alanna Ketler – In Canada, about half an hour by boat off the coast of Tofino, British Columbia, live Wayne Adams and Catherine King, proud owners and operators of Freedom Cove.

Freedom Cove is an incredible off-grid float-home and garden constructed in a very colorful and artistic way.

This amazing magenta and turquoise float home consists of about 12 platforms, supporting several wooden structures, greenhouses, and living spaces that are all interconnected through a wooden pathway system. During the winter months there is enough rainwater collected for drinking, and in the summer there is a fresh water source in the form of a waterfall just across the bay. A hen house once existed here as well, but there were too many predators with easy access to the hens, so Wayne and Catherine decided to give up on livestock altogether.

Wayne and Catherine are completely self-sustainable. Their electricity is supplied through solar panels and photovoltaic energy generators. They have numerous greenhouses that produce fruit and veggies all year round! This system has been sustaining itself for the past 20 years. The couple also have two children, Eleanor and Alistair.

Wayne and Catherine are well-respected artists in their community; they make and sell carvings and candles that can be found in gift shops across Tofino.

You Can Visit This Amazing Floating Home

If you ever find yourself on Vancouver Island near Tofino, you can actually take a charter tour to visit this amazing float house or a sea kayaking tour. The couple welcomes visitors to share some of what they have learned during their two decade long journey of self-sufficiency. Wayne has some amazing stories to share about his adventures and travels, and Catherine can tell you all about her former life as a professional dancer.

One would imagine that this type of lifestyle would be completely disconnected from society and some may even think that it would be very boring, but Wayne, Catherine, and their two kids insist that their lifestyle is very connected to nature and their surroundings in a way that is completely unavailable in modern city life.

What do you think? Could you do it? Could you be self sufficient and live off the grid?

Much Love

Alanna Ketler writes “Hi, I’m Alanna! I have been a contributor with CE since 2010, but I have been on this path of “truthseeking” since around 2007. Wow, has it been an incredible journey so far! I am extremely passionate about learning new information! I aim to have a voice for animals and animal rights, I also enjoy writing about health, consciousness and I am very interested in psychedelics for healing purposes! “If we could see the miracle of a single flower clearly, our whole life would change.” -Jack Kornfield

SF Source Collective Evolution  April 2015

Sustainable Living at Freedom Cove Float House

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This is a completely unique west coast home a half hour by water off Tofino, BC, floating in the wilderness. This float house is 100% sustainable and the people who live here, Catherine and Wayne Adams, live off the land year round. They have built practically every part of their house with their own artistic and creative touch. Both Catherine and Wayne are artists and they refer to their float home and gardens as an on going evolving art project. You can go on a tour of their place when in Tofino, contact Mike White 1-250-726-8605 or 1-250-725-3435
You can contact Catherine and Wayne at  freedomcove4@live.com

Song: Pocketful of Sunshine by Natasha Bedingfeild