About half of our attendees come solo, and most say it was the best decision they made. From the moment you arrive, you’re welcomed in. By day two, you won’t feel like you came alone.

Yes, most accommodations have a “bring a friend” rate that drops the per-person price significantly. The Hive is also a great option if you want the lowest price point and are open to sharing with fellow retreaters you’ll meet when you arrive. See the accommodation section for specific pricing.

Yes. Pay your 50% deposit to secure your spot, and you can set up payments during registration. Balance is due 30 days before the retreat start date.

Because we plan around a small fixed group, deposits are non-refundable. This applies to all situations including family, health, and emergencies, which is exactly why we require travel insurance. It’s easy to get and inexpensive relative to what you’re protecting. Think of it the same way you’d insure a cruise or international trip.

Yes, we provide delicious brunch and dinner daily, along with snacks throughout. Unfortunately housekeeping is not included, but there are no chores for you either! If you need fresh towels or linens at any point, just let us know and we’ll take care of it.

Absolutely. No experience required. Sessions are designed to meet you where you are, from first-timers to experienced practitioners. You move at your own pace, no performance, no comparison. Several women attend specifically because they’ve never done yoga and want a safe first experience.

Shannon’s background is therapeutic, not spiritual. The retreat is grounded in practical stress reduction, real connection, and physical rest, not crystals or chanting (unless that’s your thing, in which case, bring them). You won’t be asked to do anything that doesn’t resonate with you.

Women 21 and up, and we mean it, the range is genuinely wide. Past retreats have included women in their late 20s through their late 80s. What they have in common isn’t age, it’s that they’re ready to exhale. Groups are capped at around 20 women so it stays intimate.

Not at all. Non-alcoholic alternatives are always available at every wine hour. The tastings are optional and zero-pressure. Plenty of women skip the wine entirely and just show up for the appetizers and conversation.

Meals are gluten-free and dairy-free by default. Vegan and vegetarian options are available. Let us know any allergies or additional requirements when you register and the kitchen will accommodate you.

No animals are permitted on the property, including service animals. We apologize for any inconvenience this causes and are happy to discuss your specific needs before booking.

Comfortable, layered clothing for Texas Hill Country weather (it can shift). Yoga clothes, walking shoes, and something cozy for evening bonfires. Fluffy robes are provided in your accommodation. A full packing list is sent with your booking confirmation.

The ranch is a working piece of Texas Hill Country. Deer, foxes, and the occasional snake are part of the landscape. Cedar trees are prevalent if you have seasonal allergies. All accommodations have electricity, A/C, and heat. The nearest town is Marble Falls, about 10 minutes away.