People come to live in Kimberton Hills to build community. Persons with varying abilities live and work together, striving to create a home and a life vocation.

The agricultural history of our land greatly influences our lives. We all work within our community and strive to find our meaningful vocation as land workers, craft people or homemakers.

In Kimberton Hills, we believe that each person has his or her own unique destiny. Inspired by the teachings of Austrian philosopher Rudolf Steiner, we try to build an environment that supports each person's individual striving.


Joining as a resident community member and/or contributing on a day basis...

An adult who has been diagnosed with a so-called developmental disability or mental retardation can apply to live at Kimberton Hills. We welcome inquiries and visits to discuss our community.

We encourage those who are interested to come and visit. You are welcome to tour the community, formally, or visit our Cafe or one of our cultural events. 

To tour the village or schedule an interview with a resident, call 610-935-3963.

If you are interested in the community, you, a friend or family member can download the Villager Packet and if you have further questions, please call the Admissions office at 610-935-3963, or e-mail us at information@camphillkimberton.org. We will be happy to explore with you the possibilities of coming to Camphill.



Application Packet
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There are also Camphill communities in southeast Pennsylvania for children and young adults with disabilities. Camphill Special School provides a Waldorf-style education for kindergarten through high school.

For young adults with disabilities, Camphill Soltane provides a meaningful transitional environment from adolescence to adulthood.

For more information about other Camphill communities in North America, visit the Camphill Association of North America's website.