The Rest Retreat

Because You Deserve a Break (Like, for Real)

Friday, June 27th 6pm - 9pm + Saturday, June 28th 10am - 9pm
Welcome to The Rest Retreat at Bath Hollow Farm, where productivity takes a backseat, naps are a sacred practice, and lounging in comfy clothes all day is not just accepted—it’s encouraged.

Nestled in the peaceful countryside of Cuyahoga Falls, OH, this mostly silent, all-women retreat is your official out-of-office reply to life. Inspired by Tricia Hersey's Rest is Resistance: A Manifesto, this weekend isn’t just about stepping away from the chaos—it’s about learning how to bring true rest into your daily life long after the retreat ends.

Through intentional stillness, gentle reflection, and space to simply be, our hope is that you’ll leave not only feeling refreshed but also inspired to weave rest into your everyday routine, reclaiming it as a necessity, not a luxury. (Remember what it feels like to be a well-rested human? Yeah, us neither.)
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What’s on the agenda?

🌿 Napping (lots of it)
🌙 Deep, soul-nourishing relaxation
🌱 Plant-based, gluten-free meals so good you’ll want the recipes (and we are happy to share them!)
🌼 Gentle yoga, meditation, journaling and more—because finding relaxation is an art form
​🦋 Absolutely zero awkward icebreakers

This is not a place for early alarms, multitasking, or replying to emails “real quick.”

This is a place for lounging, laughing, and luxuriating in the radical joy of rest.

So pack your coziest sweatpants, prepare to embrace your inner sloth, and get ready for a weekend of doing less and feeling amazing about it.

Because burnout is boring—and rest is a power move.

Pricing

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Early Bird Special: $229


πŸ‘― Bring a Friend: Save $50 on your combined registration!


πŸ’° Financial Accessibility – If cost is a barrier, message us, and we’ll see what we can do to make it work. We believe rest should be accessible to everyone. πŸ’›βœ¨


Spots are limited, and we expect them to go fastβ€”so act now! πŸŒ™βœ¨

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