Amenities & Accommodations

This retreat lives outdoors as much as it lives indoors. The Overlook was chosen for its land — open sky, ground underfoot, room to move and breathe and make noise if you need to. Expect fresh air between sessions, natural light, and a setting built for reconnection.
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Food & Drink

Water, coffee, tea, soda, and juice are stocked throughout the weekend — help yourself anytime.

Meals are provided as noted in the schedule. Have a dietary need or restriction? Let us know ahead of time and we'll make sure you're taken care of.

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Where to Stay

Choose whatever setup lets you show up fully present. All three options work well with the retreat schedule. 
 

Camp On-site
Bring your own tent or camper and stay right on the land. Electricity and water for tank fills are available, along with bathroom facilities (no showers on-site). This is a good fit if you want to fall asleep under the stars and wake up already in the space.
 

Stay at a Nearby Hotel
A hotel is located 5 minutes from the venue — an easy option if you'd like your own bed, a hot shower, and a private space to decompress each night.

• 5 mins away: Lomira Inn and Suites – 645 East Ave, Lomira, WI 53048 • (920) 269-7477

• 11 mins away: The Audubon Inn – 45 N Main St, Mayville, WI 53050 • (920) 644-2087
   

Go home each evening
Local? You're welcome to head home after each day's closing session and return the next morning. Just plan for arrival times so you don't miss opening circle.

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What to Pack

September in Wisconsin means warm days that cool off fast once the sun drops — and this retreat asks you to move, sit on the ground, flow, feel, and stay through all of it. Pack for your comfort needs and flexibility (for weather and indoor, non-heated spaces).

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Layers & Warmth

• Light layers for daytime, plus something warmer for evenings — a fleece or flannel works well

• Closed-toe shoes you don't mind getting dirty, plus a pair you can slip on and off easily

• A light jacket or hoodie for outdoor time around the fire or during outside activities as needed

• A hat if mornings run cool
   

Comfort & Movement

• Clothes you can stretch, move, and sit comfortably in without a second thought

• A yoga mat if you have one you love (extras will be on-site)

• A blanket or shawl for grounding work or wrapping up between sessions

• Refillable water bottle
   

For Your Practice

• A journal and pen — you'll want somewhere to land the thoughts that surface

• Any object that grounds you: a stone, a piece of jewelry, etc.
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If You're Camping On-Site

• Tent, sleeping bag, and pad — a lighter bag works, but pack one blanket more than you think you'll need for cool nights

• A headlamp or flashlight

• Toiletries and a towel — remember, no showers on-site, so plan accordingly if that matters to you

• A rain layer or tarp, just in case

Optional, But Worth Considering

• Earplugs, if you're a light sleeper and staying on-site

• Sunscreen and a hat for daytime outdoor sessions

• A phone charger and a way to disconnect from it once you arrive

• An open mind and an open heart — the rest, we'll provide

Limited Spots. Infinite Paths + Potential.

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