Nine acres of stream-fed redwood forest at the edge of Big Basin. A real place, for real people, doing real work.
Come Walk the LandThere is a plateau in the middle of the forest that faces south and holds the sun all day. Below it, trails step down through the trees to quieter terraces, a yurt beside the stream, and then nothing but wild land for miles.
We offer this place to people who guide others: therapists, ceremony leaders, wilderness guides, and anyone whose work asks for ground that is beautiful, private, and true.
No staff. No schedule. No performance. The land, well kept, and you.
Circles, retreats, and gatherings of up to fifteen. A full base camp: kitchen, bathhouse, fire, orchard, and room to sleep under the trees.
Groups and CirclesOne guide, one client, and nine acres of privacy. For intensives, transitions, and the work that needs more than an office and an hour.
One to OneWandering, fasting, and solo time. A comfortable base camp that steps down, terrace by terrace, into hundreds of acres of wildness.
Wilderness RitesTell us about your work and what you're imagining.
Come see it before you decide anything. We'll pour you something from the orchard.
The land is yours for the days you're here. The steward stays out of the way, or holds the logistics while you hold your people. Your choice.
The land is offered on a donation basis. We settle it together, once the work is real.
The land is built like a set of steps. It begins in the comfort of the plateau, descends through quiet terraces, arrives at the yurt beside the stream, and ends at the wild edge, where hundreds of acres of undeveloped forest run out toward Big Basin.
How far down you go is up to you.