Indralaya

Food was great! Lots of people working together for the betterment of camp.
Nice to see all the little folk - our future.
Maybe not have the camp meeting in campfire time.

Upon arrival at Indralaya, our hearts were full of joy and wonder. From the luscious garden and orchard to the waterfront trails, we were immersed in nature. The endless inspiration influenced our art. We were met by friendly helpful faces (shout out to Chris and Christopher)! I’d recommend a retreat at Indralaya to anyone in my life. It’s such a magical place. Our stay in a plumbing cabin was everything we wanted and more!

Beautiful property, nice trails for walks, open space for outdoor meetings. Food was very tasty and there were always options. We stayed in a cabin which was very comfortable, had a kitchen and a full size refrigerator.
Definitely recommend for group meetings or retreats!

This was such a lovely place to do a retreat. All the staff was incredibly kind and helpful. We camped, but the accommodations for shower and bathroom were lovely. And the food was incredible. Not to mention the incredible location and access to the water.
A perfect place for a Retreat

I just returned from the July 15 – 20, 2026 retreat called Finding Light in the Darkness: Awakening a Special Kind of Courage with Joel and Michelle Levey.

It was my first time at Indralaya. The experence was deeply restorative. The 78 acre water front property is beautiful with trails along the water and in the woods. We camped in a large old fruit orchard. The nearby restrooms and showers were brand new and well designed. There are also a variety of cabins and other indoor accomodations.

Everyone who was physically able got a chore from harvesting vegtables, helping with food preperations, or cleaning up. This help keep costs very affordable. It is a nice way to connect with other retreat participants.

Denis M.