The experience.
When available, travelers are invited to join Campbell’s free workshops, where they will learn everything from the basics of soil health and growing organic food in cities, to DIY fruit pruning and pickling, to how to choose the right vegetable species for your climate — all from the convenience of the resort’s outdoor patio.
If a free workshop does not coincide with a guest’s stay, travelers can still visit the resort’s on-site garden and review complimentary educational resources available in the lobby.
How to book.
Owners can simply book a reservation at WorldMark Portland Waterfront Park that coincides with a Planting Seeds workshop and enjoy the on-site experience. Non-owners can visit ExtraHolidays.com to book a rental stay.
Planting Seeds workshop schedule:
Please contact the WorldMark Portland Waterfront Park resort team directly at (503) 273-3500 to inquire about upcoming workshops
About Daniel Campbell.
WorldMark’s regenerative urban farming educator.
Daniel Campbell’s passion is to live his life as sustainably as possible. He holds a master’s in sustainability from Portland State University and a master’s in gardening from Oregon State University. Campbell is certified in permaculture design by Tryon Creek Farm and is the owner and operator of PDX Farm.
Today PDX Farm operates as a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) farm, consisting of a community of individuals who pledge support to a farm operation, with the growers and consumers providing mutual support and sharing the risks and benefits. The farm currently serves approximately 14 families in the Portland area.
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