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Nomadbase.org is a growing network of nomads and bases all over the world.

We believe in sharing, adventure, conviviality, fun and abundance. Some of us hitchhike, some of us dumpster dive food. Some of us have worked hard on free software, on Wikipedia. We think it's time to converge these movements of sharing to create a free platform for activists, couchsurfers, artists, free thinkers and free spirits all over the world. We think sharing should go further than the couch. We believe the internet offers opportunities to accelerate the move to a post-scarcity world. We want to create a network based on trust, transparency and cooperation. We will start experimenting with trust metrics in the near future. We have started with base #1: Casa Robino in Amsterdam.

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the sort of base I'd like to help establish

Submitted by dslc on 4 July, 2011 - 15:50

I'm not in a position to offer people a base at the moment, but if I ever am the kind of base I would like to offer is described at https://we.riseup.net/nomadbase/shared-values-for-a-possible-future-base . So, I'd like to invite feedback on what I wrote there. To be honest - although I will read criticism also - I'm not likely to change my stance on many of those issues.

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Jerusalem nomad base?

Submitted by guaka on 25 September, 2010 - 15:17

The hostel that doesn't ask, an article at Haaretz.com, reads like a description of a nomad base.

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New nomad base open in Romania

Submitted by CRCulver on 6 September, 2010 - 17:45

For five years now I've dreamed of renting a large flat in Cluj-Napoca, Romania and turning it into a nomad base. I've finally succeeded, and the place that I've decided to call the Cluj Caravanserai is now open to all nomadic travelers who want to come and discover this wonderful part of the world. The house is a bit empty and the first guests may have to overcome a few small challenges, but you'll be warmly welcome.

Essential items in Krotov's nomad bases

Submitted by CRCulver on 3 September, 2010 - 17:35

(This is the second post in my attempt to represent Anton Krotov's thought to an English-speaking audience by translating his LiveJournal posts.) Krotov often adopts faux-legal style in setting down guidelines for his domy dlja vsex, or "homes for everyone". The following (Russian original here) emphasizes the responsibility of each inhabitant of the house to ensure an uninterrupted food supply. REGULATION ON ESSENTIAL ITEMS In order to prevent famine and other deficiencies in the Houses of the Academy of Free Travel, it is established: to approve the list of essential items and materials, who must be in the AVP House at all times:

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did i misunderstand something?? bases are missing...?!

Submitted by biopilz on 16 June, 2010 - 17:17

... hmmmm?!?

Krotov's nomad bases

Submitted by CRCulver on 20 February, 2010 - 13:14

The Russian hitchhiking guru and travel guide writer Anton Krotov has been implementing short-term nomad bases in various places for some time now. Over the years he has developed a systematic way of planning and maintaining these bases, which he recently announced on his LiveJournal. In order to bring these developments in the Russian-language nomadic community to the wider world, I've translated Krotov's long post. ABOUT THE "HOUSE FOR EVERYONE" PROJECT