Christle’s Community Classroom located in the newly built barn at Hawk’s Hill Farm
provides a space to gather in the community for inspiration, learning, and growth.

Origin of the Name: Hawk’s Hill Farm

In the first few days of owning the farm, my husband Scott was cutting the weeds along the fence when he discovered an injured hawk embedded in the fence close to the ground. It appeared as if the hawk was diving for prey and did not realize that a fence was located in its path. Scott ran to get a pair of wire cutters to free the hawk from the entanglement of the wire fence. The hawk was severely injured and after spending time trying to find a bird rescue facility with no results, we were met with no other option than to try and make the hawk as comfortable as it could be. Water was provided in a bowl, and an umbrella was placed above its body for protection from the July summer hot temperatures and scorching sunrays. Each day the hawk progressed ever so slowly in its recovery. I was at a loss on how to help the hawk heal. But on the third day, the hawk rose! There were no remains, feathers or anything left of the hawk to indicate its existence along the fence. The hawk that was on the hill at the farm had healed and flown away. The inspiration for the name Hawk’s Hill Farm was provided along with of course one heck of a great story.

The vision of Hawk’s Hill Farm is to offer a space to gather in community for inspiration, to connect to self, to connect to others, and to connect to the land was ready to be born. We achieve this by offering a variety of classes, gatherings, group and individual activities, and amenities.