Self Care

By coming to the Gathering can be self-care in itself. We intend Spirit Weavers to be a place where you can nourish your body, mind, heart and spirit in whatever ways you may be needing each day.

Taking care of yourself might mean laying by the river all day in deep resting.  Maybe you need to move your bones and shake your energy up with a movement class. On cold nights you may need to warm up in the sauna, and hot days might leave you needing a fresh plunge in the river.

Self care comes in many ways and forms, we hope you will find exactly what you need at the Gathering- from the nourishing land itself, to our clean flowing waters, and our custom facilities and amenities provided for you.

We are honored to provide unique and beautiful facilities for all who attend the gathering to cleanse, nourish and take care of themselves during their time on the land.  We have worked hard to keep these spaces looking and feeling special, clean, and one of a kind.

Being communal spaces for us all to share, it’s important that we all take responsibility to keep these spaces fresh and full of nourishing energy!  This means cleaning up after yourself – never leaving empty bottles, hair-ties, loose hair, towels, or other personal items in the sauna. We appreciate your contribution to sustain and maintain these areas for the community.

Bath & Shower Houses

SAUNA :

The Spirit Weavers sauna experience is one to not miss. A dream for all sauna enthusiast alike who enjoy the opportunity to nourish their Body, Mind, and Soul anywhere they to go. We are happy to have the sauna available all throughout the gathering, morning noon and night.  Please remember to bring a towel to sit upon, shower before entering,  wash your feet in the basin and please, no shoes on the sauna deck. Please be mindful of strong fragrances in the sauna. We ask that their no essential oils used inside or poured onto the steam rocks.

And of course, don’t forget about our mile long river stretch that awaits your daily dips!

Thank you for holding our communal spaces in love and reverence while on the land