You don’t need an agenda.
You need a pause.
Memory foam beds, birdsong, and space to come back to yourself.
You lead the transformation.
We support the container.
Host your group in a soul-aligned, off-grid setting—without the overwhelm.
We grow and sell native plants.
We forage. We make things from scratch. We teach.
This is where modern slows down, and old wisdom grows back.
You might arrive depleted, distracted, or unsure of what you need.
But something happens here. A softening. A remembering.
Not because we orchestrate it... because the land does.
What guests often say:
“I didn’t realize how far I’d drifted from myself until I got here.”
“It’s like my nervous system finally unclenched.”
“I don’t want to go back yet.”
We don’t take credit for the shift.
We just hold the space. The land does the rest.
The best thing you can do here is nothing.
But rest can take time. Sometimes, your body needs motion before it remembers stillness.
When you’re ready to explore:
Nature + Water
Margarette Falls Trailhead (Greeneville, 25 min) – A short hike with a big payoff
Davy Crockett Lake at Kinser Park (20 min) – Gentle walking, water views, and picnics
Local Heritage
Davy Crockett Birthplace State Park (30 min) – Trails, river views, and deep roots
Richland Creek Stables (20 min) – Ride through fields and foothills
Maden Hall Farm (15 min) – A taste of historic Appalachian farm life
A Little More Adventure
Jump TN Skydiving (25 min) – Leap into the landscape
Bristol Motor Speedway (1 hr) – For the curious or the car-obsessed
Birthplace of Country Music Museum (1 hr) – Music, roots, and rhythm
Regional Day Trips
Hot Springs, NC (45 min) – Soak in thermal waters by the river
Asheville, NC (1.5 hrs) – Art, food, and the Blue Ridge energy
Knoxville, TN (1 hr) – A laid-back city with good coffee and green space
Pigeon Forge / Gatlinburg / Great Smoky Mountains NP (1.5 hrs) – Big views, mountain air
Festivals and Events
Bristol Speedway and Thunder Valley (NASCAR and drag racing)
Rhythm and Roots Music Festival in Bristol
Storytelling Festival in Jonesborough
Do nothing. Do something. Then come back and do nothing again.
You just have to feel the pull.
Whether you're planning a retreat, seeking solitude, or simply curious,
you're welcome here.