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We have a dream of living more slowly and intentionally — connected to the land, the animals, and the remarkable nature around us. Our values are ecological awareness, creative community and protecting the rare UNESCO Biosphere landscape we are lucky enough to call home.
Kasper took over the farm in April 2022, together with Camille and their three kids. The farm, built in 1825, sits on Østmøn — in the heart of a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and one of Europe's finest Dark Sky areas. Camille moved to a small cottage nearby in autumn 2025 but remains a frequent and very welcome presence.
Life here is many things at once. Kasper produces content for the local community TV station broadcasting across Møn and Vordingborg — the station is based right here on the farm. He also works with young people on the autism spectrum, and has a background in sound design for film and theatre, including Stockholm Stadsteater. He has practiced yoga and Tai Chi for over 20 years. Camille is a certified Biosphere Ambassador, a leadership coach and an assistant professor in sustainable TV production. Between us there is a lot to share.
The farm is a place in active, slow development. We are building a garden shelter and outdoor kitchen, laying a pétanque court, and growing a Moon Garden — a Dark Sky garden for children, exploring what happens in nature after sunset. The vegetable garden is expanding year by year, and a new chicken coop is going up after we lost most of our flock to a fox. There are always projects on the go, but we move at the pace of the land.
On the farm you'll find 4 cats, 3 rabbits, two dogs (Obi & Stella) and two chickens — the start of a new flock.
Day-to-day life includes:
- Caring for animals (feeding, watering, cleaning stables)
- Tending the garden and harvesting fruits and berries
- Cooking together and sharing meals as a family
- Helping maintaining the outdoor spaces — shelter, kitchen, garden
- Contributing to the Moon Garden / Dark Sky Garden project
- ...and whatever else the season asks for
We try to reuse and recycle everything we can. Buying new is always the last resort.
Types of help and learning opportunities
Art Projects
Language practice
Help with Eco Projects
Teaching
Light gardening
Creative DIY projects
Animal Care
Farmstay help
Babysitting and creative play
Creating/ Cooking family meals
Help around the house
Light maintenance
House & pet sitting
Interests
Outdoor activities
Self development
Pets
Videography
Charity work
Farming
Movies & TV
Architecture
Art & design
Plant care
Music
DIY & crafts
Photography
Languages
Gardening
Cooking & food
Writing
Astronomy
Drawing & painting
Carpentry
Animals
Hiking
Yoga / Wellness
Nature
Camping
Sailing / Boating
Mountain
Beach
Water sports
Cycling
Cultural exchange and learning opportunities
This is a place with many layers. Kasper produces content for the local community TV station based on the farm — if you have an interest in film, sound, media or storytelling, that world is right here and there are natural ways to get involved and pick up real skills. He has a background in professional sound design for theatre and film, and is happy to share that knowledge with anyone curious about it.
Kasper has practiced yoga and Tai Chi for over 20 years and teaches both — if you want a daily practice or just want to understand the basics, that is genuinely on offer. He also works with young people on the autism spectrum, and conversations about inclusive pedagogy, neurodiversity and working with people tend to come naturally here.
Camille visits regularly and brings her knowledge as a certified Biosphere Ambassador. She can guide you into the landscape — the rare species, the dark sky, the coastal paths — in a way that goes well beyond a tourist map. Her work in sustainable media production and leadership coaching means there is depth to draw on if those fields interest you.
We are a Scandinavian household — Danish and Swedish roots, kids born in Denmark and Norway — and we love sharing that culture with people from elsewhere. Scandinavian cooking, language, traditions and the particular pace of life here on Møn are all part of the exchange. We are especially curious to learn from people who bring Portuguese or Italian into the house, but honestly, every culture that walks through the door teaches us something.
Living here, even for a few weeks, gives you a real sense of what it means to care for a historic place slowly and intentionally — to work with old materials, grow food, read the weather, and find rhythm in daily life on the land.
We hope you arrive with something of your own world — and leave with a little of ours.
Projects involving children
This project could involve children. For more information see our guidelines and tips here.
Help
We are looking for curious, hands-on people who want to genuinely become part of life on a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve for a while — not just visit it.
Day-to-day life might include feeding and caring for our animals, cooking together, tending the vegetable garden, harvesting fruit and berries for jam and preserves, and helping keep the farm tidy and alive. No two days are quite the same, and we adapt to the season and to what you bring with you.
There is also the chance to contribute to some of the ongoing projects in the garden — helping prepare beds in the Moon Garden, painting or light maintenance of doors and outbuildings, or lending a hand with the outdoor kitchen and shelter area. We work slowly, with whatever materials we already have.
Kasper produces content for the local community TV station based on the farm. If you have an interest in film, media or storytelling, that world is right here — and there may be natural ways to get involved. He also works with young people on the autism spectrum and has 20+ years of yoga and Tai Chi practice, which he is happy to share. Camille visits regularly and brings her knowledge as a certified Biosphere Ambassador — walks, nature conversations and an understanding of this landscape come with that.
We are a Scandinavian household — Danish and Swedish roots, kids born in Denmark and Norway — and we genuinely enjoy sharing that culture with people from elsewhere. Language exchange is very welcome. We are especially curious about Portuguese and Italian.
We hope you leave with a real sense of what it means to care for a place slowly and intentionally — and that you bring something of your own world with you when you arrive.
Languages
Languages spoken
Danish: Fluent
English: Fluent
Swedish: Fluent
German: Intermediate
Norwegian: Intermediate
French: BeginnerThis host offers a language exchange
Interested in learning languages, especially Portuguese and Italian
Accommodation
We have a redecorated Skycamper of 14m2 (room for two people) and have a glampingtent in the garden.
Food is included in your stay and we take turns cooking and cleaning after meals.
Dry toilet on the farm and bathroom in our house. Simple but nice and you will take part in our family life.
What else ...
We spend time together in our garden and the trampoline is probably the kids favorite place outside. Tabletennis and tablefootball is also high on the list. Our kids are gamers so a lot of the time is spent on talking about games, movies and content.
We love beeing outdoors and spend a lot of time in the garden and around the farm. We also like to watch movies, play boardgames and do puzzles.
Local publictransport is 1,8km from the farm, with a bike you are close to the ocean, camønoen and Møns Klint.
Møn is overflowing with beautiful Nature! Stege, the main town on the island is 8 km from the farm.
A little more information
Internet access
Limited internet access
We have pets
We are smokers
Can host families
Can host digital nomads
The farm has a high speed cable internet connection, and you can be online in your accomodations, that has a desk and working areas
Space for parking camper vans
There is room for any size of camper. Kitchen and toilet close to the camper can be used if need be, also available for other guests and should be kept clean at all times.
Can possibly accept pets
We can have friendly dogs and cats visiting :-)
How many Workawayers can stay?
More than two
My animals / pets
Stella (3 years)
Mixed breed, Labrador and Berner Sennen
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In this house I was able to experience real hyuge.
I enjoyed lighting candles, chatting over a delicious meal, and playing card games with the… read more
Once upon a time, we arrived at Camille and Casper's farm, we helped them with their beautiful project: electricity, help with preparing meals (there was others woofers in the same time : so great this big table of nice people!), gardening, taking care of animals. We were made very welcome, we had everything we… read more
We look forward to come and help on your mill in the future!
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In this house I was able to experience real hyuge.
I enjoyed lighting candles, chatting over a delicious meal, and playing card games with the… read more
Once upon a time, we arrived at Camille and Casper's farm, we helped them with their beautiful project: electricity, help with preparing meals (there was others woofers in the same time : so great this big table of nice people!), gardening, taking care of animals. We were made very welcome, we had everything we… read more
We look forward to come and help on your mill in the future!
this was my first workaway experience and I couldn't have asked for a better one. Kasper and Camille are some of the kindest, most helpful and generous people I‘ve ever met. They integrated me into their family from day one and showed me many practical things. I could always talk to them about everything.
They always struck the right balance… read more
I visited them in March, so the weather did not allow outside work all the… read more
Our main task was to cut down a lot of brambles, but we also cleaned the rain pipes, cleaned the second floor, took care of the dogs, moved some manure... and cooked pizzas ;)
We felt… read more
The work is pretty various, with lot of projects going on, never too hard, with some ground never too flat, blue doors not… read more
It has been a true pleasure to host her and she is missed every day since she left. It is impossible to write everything Yuka helped us with. It was the whole presens of her just beeing around, sharing her culture and way of life that made the biggest impression.
Yuka is… read more
I was happy to be with such a powerful and exciting family for 2 weeks.
Camille is very kind. I was not good at speaking English, but she always took care of me. When I couldn't catch a conversation, she aiways asked me if it made sense. And she explained to me what she wanted to say again.
Kasper has a lot… read more
We are happy to have met you and incloude you in our extended family! You are a kind, brave and interesting friend with a beautiful heart.
At our farm you helped us to bild a two floor rabbitcage, clean a big part of the barn and cleaned a huge pile of used wood for nails so that we can re-use!
In our house you… read more
These two wonderful people have become part of our extended family and their presence has meant a lot to us and the kids!
They came to us like a whirlwind and in two days we had… read more
We took on the project of starting a vegetable garden, they were very open to ideas and allowed us to help with what we felt comfortable. The farm and house have a lot of potential and projects to work on. The working conditions were fair and flexible within our responsibility.
Camille is… read more
The farm lies in a beautiful area with a lot of farmland and green fields. The closest beach is very peaceful and can easily be reached by bike. The farm itself is a small paradise. It's very old and needs a lot of work but it's so cool to see it slowly… read more
Camille and Kasper are… read more
