Happehatchee is a Center For Peace and Healing
Happehatchee Center extends our deepest gratitude to the GRACE Project, The SWFL Climate Action Fund and Wells Fargo for making the 6th annual Happe Eco- Summer Camp possible this June. 26 Campers had a fabulous two weeks and learned a lot about Nature, Climate Change and becoming better stewards of our Mother Earth as they grow into young adults.
Enjoy our Happe Slide show below of our many activities, from Yoga Classes, Drum Circles, Meditation, Summer Camps, Ceremonies, Kayak and Canoe Ramp and Bamboo forest.
There is something in nature here for everyone!
Our Happehatchee grounds are ADA compliant and wheel chair accessable.
There is something in nature here for everyone!
Our Happehatchee grounds are ADA compliant and wheel chair accessable.
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Click here to read an important letter from our president about honoring our founder, Ellen Peterson.
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GOOD NEWS FOR ESTERO!
On January 9, 2019, the Village of Estero finalized the purchase of the 67 Estero on the River acres which surround the Happehatchee Center. These precious woods, river and wildlife will be further protected.
Village of Estero Councilor Katy Errington and Happehatchee Center volunteers celebrate the Village's decision to purchase the land within the northeast quadrant of the Corkscrew Road and US 41 intersection. Ms. Errington, Happehatchee representatives, and community members have been working together since 2015 to protect the natural forest on the former Koreshan land and to maintain 200 feet of Riparian buffers, with no building, along the Estero River banks.