Cabins open in the early afternoon. Unpack slowly. Make yourself a bouquet for your nightstand from thrifted vessels and wild stems. Enjoy fresh fruit, cold drinks, and a lil snack time on the deck.

We'll all gather at sunset for opening circle with an invitation to make something your inner child will treasure. Then a long, family-style dinner with prompts on the table because we’re those kinds of hosts. After dinner: s'mores by the fire and the kind of camp classics you didn't know you missed.

A gentle start with sunrise movement led by a yoga & reiki practitioner (Alyssa). Breakfast in the morning sun, the smell of coffee and pine in the air. A nature scavenger hunt to wake up your senses. A tea ceremony with your younger self, facilitated by an inner child therapist (Morgan).

In the afternoon, we continue the rhythm of rest + play — nap in the grass, take a dip in the river, play board games on the porch, color or make something with your hands, or find a cozy spot to read. Later, a play workshop that will help you finally name what lights you up, designed by a burnout coach (Christina).

The evening: a candlelit dinner around a long table where dress-up may or may not be involved. Then a campfire, s’mores (again, obviously), and stargazing, with some sleepover-approved surprises.

We’ll start our morning with an easy group hike — golden aspens, fresh mountain air, and easy conversation between women who knew each other as strangers two days ago.

Back at the lodge, breakfast and closing circle — slow, unhurried, the weekend gently landing in your bones. A final question to take home with you. A letter to mark the time. The kind of ending that doesn't feel like an ending at all.

And then goodbyes, hugs, the long pause before driving off — and the slow return home, softer than when you arrived.