Red Earth
A 20-acre off-grid recreation preserve on the high desert of northeastern Arizona — collectively owned by the people who use it. Ride it. Camp it. Study the stars from it. Own a piece of it.
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Twenty acres, built for wonder.
High-desert beauty with everything a landing party needs: an ATV & dirt-bike park carved into the terrain, luxury yurts and tent camping, a community pavilion with an outdoor kitchen and fire circle, a solar field powering it all, water storage, and — under some of the darkest skies in America — our own observatory.
A dedicated ATV & dirt-bike park — trails, jumps, and hill climbs — with a training loop to learn the lines.
An observatory with a telescope dome and viewing deck under certified-dark desert skies. Stargazing and astronomy nights, all year.
Luxury yurts with decks and off-grid comfort, plus a tent camping area with private sites and shade structures.
A community pavilion — outdoor kitchen, fire circle, dining and seating — built for weekends, workshops, and family gatherings.
Geology exploration and education areas — rock formations, fossil study, guided walks. A classroom with no walls.
A 10–15 kW solar field with battery backup, wells & water storage, and full off-grid infrastructure — owned by the members.
This is how a region gets settled.
Red Earth isn't a one-off — it's one outpost in a growing constellation across northeastern Arizona: settlements, businesses, and farms, built and owned by the community. The pioneers are already on the ground.
Want in? Here's the airlock.
Everything in the Arizona expansion opens to Citizens first. Join the universe, watch the mission unfold from the inside, and when ownership windows open — you're at the front of the line.
Your star in the universe, a direct line to F.M.A., every project as it happens — and first word on Arizona openings, land deals, and live auctions.
Real ownership in Red Earth and the NE Arizona projects, held together through the community. Serious about a stake? Open the direct line and say so.