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Info for Retreat Attendees 

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LODGING CATEGORIES FOR RETREATS

Lodging options are described here. Lodging is selected by HOUSING TYPE (not by specific named cabin).

 

PRIVATE CABINS FOR RETREATS INCLUDE:

  • Tiny Houses are studios with two extra-long twin beds and one bathroom. One of the Tiny Houses has a queen bed.

  • Two of the four Earth Sheltered Cabins are a studio or one-bedroom that have one queen bed and one bathroom.

SHARED CABINS FOR RETREATS INCLUDE:​

  • Two of the four Earth Shelter Cabins are two-bedroom cabins. Each room has two extra-long twin beds for a total of four beds in each cabin and a shared bathroom.

  • Wood Duck cabin is a three-bedroom cabin. One bedroom has a queen bed and a half bathroom. the other two rooms have two extra-long twin beds in each room and share a full bathroom.

CABINETTES FOR RETREATS INCLUDE:​

Cabinettes are studios with two-extra long twin beds and have bathroom facilities in the nearby Conference Building, a short (75 yard) walk away.

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PICTURES OF RETREAT LODGING OPTIONS.  For more detailed of retreat lodging options, go here.

What to Bring List

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Download "What to Bring to Retreat" List 

Download SAFETY REMINDERS

LOCAL WEATHER IN TAZEWELL, TN 

ODDS, ENDS AND HOUSKEEPING

  • Only socks or slippers are allowed in the Meeting Room in the Conference Building. The Conference Building is heated/air conditioned

  • There are High-Airflow Medical-Grade Air Purifiers with HyperHEPA Filters for the Meeting Room and for the Dining Room. These filtration units are capable of removing 99.5% of particles even as small as viruses.

  • Please DO NOT bring alcohol, pets, illicit drugs, scented personal products (in respect for those with possible chemical sensitivities).

  • Dehumidifiers in earth sheltered cabins are on timers. Please allow the units to run. If you feel that you must turn it off, unplug the unit at the wall and leave it off for the rest of the retreat.

  • All water in the buildings is well water. It is tested annually, safe to drink.

  • The hot water in all buildings is “on-demand.” To use it, turn the hot water on full, wait until it gets hot, then adjust temp with the cold faucet. NOTE: If the hot water is not on full, it will not light the water heater and will not get hot.

  • Do not leave food of any kind outdoors as it will attract racoons.

  • On the last day of retreat, please make your bed with fresh linens. Leave used linens & towels in your pillow case in the tub. Put all trash in trash can. Take home or throw out any food leftovers, unless unopened and you’re leaving for donation.

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