5 acres hosted by Diana C.
1 RV/tent site
Nestled between two nature preserves, Nativo Sanctuary offers a peaceful retreat in an ancient forest rich with wild medicinal herbs. A short walk leads to a magical freshwater spring and river access. Your host, a holistic facilitator, offers forest bathing and tea ceremonies to deepen your connection with nature. Rooted in permaculture, Nativo invites you to embrace slow living, sustainability, and mindfulness in a truly healing environment.Welcome to Nativo — A Sacred Retreat in the Heart of Florida’s Wild Beauty
Tucked between three nature preserves — Potts Preserve, Rose Prairie, and Halpata Tastanaki — Nativo is a haven for those seeking reconnection with the raw, untouched rhythms of nature. This hidden sanctuary offers a quiet escape into the soul of Florida’s wildlands, where you can experience deep stillness, slow living, and the magic of the native landscape.
Wander through gently carved trails on the land, each path inviting you into communion with the earth. Along the way, benches made out of reclaimed materials; invite moments of rest and reflection. These quiet nooks are perfect for birdwatching or simply observing the rich diversity of wildlife — from deer and foxes to native pollinators and migratory birds. The land hums with life, offering a living classroom of natural rhythms and seasonal changes.
Whether you’re here to explore the trails, meditate under ancient trees, or simply watch the sky shift through the canopy, Nativo is a place to return to yourself — slowly, gently, and with the opportunity to learn more about permaculture principles and sustainable practices.
Please note this site is fully into sustainable practices. At Nativo, we honor the land as a living, breathing being — and we ask that all guests do the same. Sustainability is at the heart of everything we do, from ongoing soil regeneration efforts to protecting our delicate ecosystems. We ask that visitors leave no waste behind, remain mindful of the products they bring (especially soaps, sunscreens, and other chemicals), and respect the land’s septic system. Every action here is an offering — a chance to walk lightly, give back, and ensure this sacred space continues to thrive for generations to come.
