Rewilding the Sacred Women's yoga & Herbalist Retreat
Rewilding the Sacred Women's yoga & Herbalist Retreat
Tipi Village Retreat, Wendling Road, Marcola, OR, USA
Up to 22 in group
July 19 - 22, 2026
Retreat Highlights
- A relaxed and welcoming community of inclusive, supportive, caring women
- Time surrounded and immersed in nature to ground and calm your nervous system
- Time to focus on your wants and needs
- Morning Movement & Breath
- Awaken with gentle yoga under the trees as the sun filters through the forest canopy. Move slowly. Breathe fully. Let your body remember how it wants to feel — soft, strong, alive.
- All levels welcome — this isn’t about performance. It’s about presence.
- Herbal Wisdom Workshops
- Learn to work with the plants growing around you. You’ll blend your own calming teas, craft simple remedies, and leave with a deeper connection to the plant world — and how it can support your daily rhythm.
- This is hands-on, soul-led herbalism made practical and sacred.
- Forest Walks & Plant Meditations
- You’ll step off the path and into communion — moving slowly through the woods, tuning into the energy of the land, listening with all your senses.
- These guided walks deepen your awareness and help you root into your own inner knowing.
- Evening Ritual & Sisterhood Circle
- As the sun sets, we gather around the fire — to share, release, and remember.
- Through storytelling, ritual, and sacred circle, you’ll feel held in the kind of connection that nourishes you long after you return home.
- Space for Integration
- Soak in the hot tub. Journal by the creek. Curl up in your tipi.
- This is not a retreat where every moment is scheduled. You’ll have space to breathe, rest, and integrate everything that’s rising.
- Delicious, wholesome meals made with love by our very own chef and owner of the Tipi Village.
- We fully expect you to choose yourself throughout our time together. All classes and workshops are optional. We are here to support you and guide you as you reset, recharge and reconnect with yourself and a group of truly amazing women.
- Pre and post retreat support and opportunities for connection
About this Retreat
“It’s my heart's desire and calling to illuminate to you how courageous, strong, and beautiful you are. Anything is possible when you soften and open to all that you already are."
Toni has been co-leading retreats for over ten years with Autumn. She is the founder of Barefoot BLISS. A full-time yoga teacher, Reiki partitioner and Mentor. Toni helps women process their grief and trauma, remember who they are, heal and step back into their power.
She loves teaching women how to connect to themselves through food, movement and breathe. Mother Earth is love in all forms.
" I adore the PNW! I am an Oregon girl and call Washington state my home now".
Advanced Yoga teacher, Spiritual Mentor & Retreat Chef
Lisa LeCuyer Kofakis is a Master Herbalist and Certified Mindful Health & Wellness Coach who helps women reconnect with the wisdom of plants and the deep intelligence of their own bodies. Her work blends herbalism, mindfulness, and intentional self-care into accessible practices for modern life—rooted in integrity, service, and soul.
Lisa’s journey began with her own search for healing after health concerns from toxic exposure during her time as a U.S. Marine. When conventional medicine fell short, she turned to plant medicine—and never looked back. At 50, after three decades as a professional Tattoo Artist, she answered the call to become a healer and enrolled at the Midwest School of Herbal Studies.
Since earning her Master Herbalist Diploma, Lisa has trained in Earth Spirit Medicine™ Shamanic Practice and became a Certified Mindful Health & Wellness Coach. She now offers holistic support that weaves herbal tools, movement, and nourishing rituals into everyday life—empowering her clients to feel balanced, supported, and deeply connected.
Whether she’s leading a forest meditation or teaching about backyard plant allies, Lisa brings grounded wisdom, care, and reverence for the Earth into everything she does. Her presence is an invitation to slow down, listen deeply, and return to what matters most.
Details of this retreat
Reset your nervous system. Reconnect with your body. Remember the Earth’s wisdom.
Four days of sacred rest, herbal wisdom, and the support you've been craving.
Claim a few days for yourself — you’ve earned it. The Sacred Rhythm Retreat is your invitation to slow down, breathe deeply, and reconnect with what really matters. Nestled in a peaceful forest sanctuary for women, this three-night retreat offers space to reset your nervous system, move your body with intention, and remember how good it feels to be fully present.
Alongside daily yoga and time in nature, you’ll learn simple, powerful ways to care for yourself using plant medicine — from calming teas to immune-boosting tinctures and grounding rituals you can take home. If you’ve been craving rest, clarity, and more natural ways to support your energy and well-being, this is for you. Come as you are, and leave with renewed vitality, deeper connection, and a circle of women walking the same path.
This is your invitation to slow down, soften, and come back to what’s real.
For four days, you’ll be held in a forest sanctuary designed for women who are done overriding their bodies and ready to root into something deeper.
Through daily yoga, hands-on herbalism, sacred rest, and shared ritual, you’ll reclaim your rhythm and remember your connection — to the Earth, to your breath, to your worth.
This isn’t just a yoga retreat. It’s a remembrance of your body’s wild intelligence — guided by movement, plants, and sisterhood.
It’s a return. To your nervous system. To your center. To your self.
This is your opportunity to:
• Sleep deeply, breathe fully, move with ease
• Learn herbal wellness to support everyday vitality
• Re-ground in ritual, circle, and nature
• Join a sisterhood of like-hearted women
No yoga or herbalism experience required — just a willingness to say yes to yourself.
Rooms are limited and filling now. Reserve your space while you can.
You wake slowly in your tipi, the soft sounds of the forest greeting you before the day begins. The light is golden. The air smells of cedar and earth.
You wrap yourself in a shawl, step barefoot into the morning light, and make your way to the yoga platform under the trees. Your body moves gently, guided by breath. You feel yourself return — not as something to fix, but something to feel.
Later, you gather in the shade of a giant maple tree, hands wrapped around a warm mug of tea you blended yourself from herbs picked just hours earlier. You laugh easily. You exhale often.
You walk the forest trails in silence, learning from the plants.
You soak under the stars.
You remember what real rest feels like.
And you realize: this is what you’ve been craving — not just a break, but a return.
This isn’t just a vision. It’s what’s waiting for you in the forest.
Four days of sacred rest, herbal wisdom, and the support you've been craving.
Claim a few days for yourself — you’ve earned it. The Sacred Rhythm Retreat is your invitation to slow down, breathe deeply, and reconnect with what really matters. Nestled in a peaceful forest sanctuary for women, this three-night retreat offers space to reset your nervous system, move your body with intention, and remember how good it feels to be fully present.
Alongside daily yoga and time in nature, you’ll learn simple, powerful ways to care for yourself using plant medicine — from calming teas to immune-boosting tinctures and grounding rituals you can take home. If you’ve been craving rest, clarity, and more natural ways to support your energy and well-being, this is for you. Come as you are, and leave with renewed vitality, deeper connection, and a circle of women walking the same path.
This is your invitation to slow down, soften, and come back to what’s real.
For four days, you’ll be held in a forest sanctuary designed for women who are done overriding their bodies and ready to root into something deeper.
Through daily yoga, hands-on herbalism, sacred rest, and shared ritual, you’ll reclaim your rhythm and remember your connection — to the Earth, to your breath, to your worth.
This isn’t just a yoga retreat. It’s a remembrance of your body’s wild intelligence — guided by movement, plants, and sisterhood.
It’s a return. To your nervous system. To your center. To your self.
This is your opportunity to:
• Sleep deeply, breathe fully, move with ease
• Learn herbal wellness to support everyday vitality
• Re-ground in ritual, circle, and nature
• Join a sisterhood of like-hearted women
No yoga or herbalism experience required — just a willingness to say yes to yourself.
Rooms are limited and filling now. Reserve your space while you can.
You wake slowly in your tipi, the soft sounds of the forest greeting you before the day begins. The light is golden. The air smells of cedar and earth.
You wrap yourself in a shawl, step barefoot into the morning light, and make your way to the yoga platform under the trees. Your body moves gently, guided by breath. You feel yourself return — not as something to fix, but something to feel.
Later, you gather in the shade of a giant maple tree, hands wrapped around a warm mug of tea you blended yourself from herbs picked just hours earlier. You laugh easily. You exhale often.
You walk the forest trails in silence, learning from the plants.
You soak under the stars.
You remember what real rest feels like.
And you realize: this is what you’ve been craving — not just a break, but a return.
This isn’t just a vision. It’s what’s waiting for you in the forest.
Schedule
DAY 1
3:30 pm Check-in opens (rooms may be available earlier)
5:30-7:00 pm Welcome Circle and Evening Yoga (gentle hatha flow+yin)
7:30-8:30pm Dinner
8:45-10:00pm Time to relax connect or soak in the hot tub
10:30pm Lights out
DAY 2
Coffee and Tea available
8:00- 9:30am Yoga
9:30-10:30am Breakfast
11:00-12:00pm workshop
12:00pm Lunch available
12:00-3:00pm Time to walk, swim, relax
3:00-5:00pm workshop
5:15-7:15pm Yoga
7:30-9:30pm Dinner
9:30-10:30pm Free time, relax by fire pit (journal, soak, shower, etc.)
10:30pm Lights out
DAY 3
Coffee and Tea available
8:00- 9:30am Yoga and Guided Meditation
9:30-10:30am Breakfast
11:00-12:30pm Workshop
12:30pm Lunch available
12:30-3:00pm Time to walk, swim, relax
3:00-5:00pm Workshop
Dinner + Circle Ceremony
9:30-10:30pm Free time, relax by fire pit (journal, soak, shower, etc.)
10:30pm Lights out
DAY 4
Coffee and Tea available
7:30- 9:00am Yoga
9:00-9:30am Closing Gratitude Circle + Group Photo
9:30-10:30am Breakfast
12:00pm Check-out
3:30 pm Check-in opens (rooms may be available earlier)
5:30-7:00 pm Welcome Circle and Evening Yoga (gentle hatha flow+yin)
7:30-8:30pm Dinner
8:45-10:00pm Time to relax connect or soak in the hot tub
10:30pm Lights out
DAY 2
Coffee and Tea available
8:00- 9:30am Yoga
9:30-10:30am Breakfast
11:00-12:00pm workshop
12:00pm Lunch available
12:00-3:00pm Time to walk, swim, relax
3:00-5:00pm workshop
5:15-7:15pm Yoga
7:30-9:30pm Dinner
9:30-10:30pm Free time, relax by fire pit (journal, soak, shower, etc.)
10:30pm Lights out
DAY 3
Coffee and Tea available
8:00- 9:30am Yoga and Guided Meditation
9:30-10:30am Breakfast
11:00-12:30pm Workshop
12:30pm Lunch available
12:30-3:00pm Time to walk, swim, relax
3:00-5:00pm Workshop
Dinner + Circle Ceremony
9:30-10:30pm Free time, relax by fire pit (journal, soak, shower, etc.)
10:30pm Lights out
DAY 4
Coffee and Tea available
7:30- 9:00am Yoga
9:00-9:30am Closing Gratitude Circle + Group Photo
9:30-10:30am Breakfast
12:00pm Check-out
Note: Schedule is approximate and may change
Getting Here
Autumn Adams, Tipi Village Retreat, Wendling Road, Marcola, OR, USA
Directions
Travel Routes and Travel Tips
Flying into Eugene, Oregon
The following airlines fly into Eugene (EUG):
United Airlines
Delta Airlines
Allegiant Air
Alaska Airlines
American Airlines
US Airways
Airport Pick-up is not available. Transportation is approximately 40-45 minutes and around a $40-$50 cab ride. Attendees are encouraged to carpool. Our Facebook group is a great resource.
Driving Directions From Portland
Driving Directions From Portland, Oregon to the Tipi Village Retreat (2 hrs. without traffic. There seems to be tons of traffic on Fridays leaving Portland, please leave with ample time. Each year we have people that arrive late.)
1. From Portland take I-5 South approx. 80 miles to Exit 216 (OR-228 E)
2. Turn left onto OR-228 E. Follow OR-228 E through Brownsville and Crawfordsville.
3. On the other side of Crawfordsville, turn right onto Brush Creek Rd., which turns into Marcola Rd. at the county line.
4. After approx. 13 mi. turn left onto Paschelke Rd. for approx 1.3 miles
5. Turn left onto Wendling Rd.
6. Look for the wooden Tipi Village Retreat sign on the left after approx. 2 miles.
7. Turn into the driveway and cross the wooden bridge.
8. The Tipi Village Retreat is on the right.
9. When you pull in follow the drive into the forested area for parking.
Driving from Bend
From Bend, Oregon to the Tipi Village Retreat (2.5 hrs. without traffic)
1. Take Hwy. 20 W for approx. 95 miles to Sweethome
2. Turn Left on OR-228 W/ Holley Rd.
3. After 7.8 mi. turn left onto Brush Creek Rd., which turns into Marcola Rd. at the county line.
4. After about 13 mi. turn left onto Paschelke Rd.
5. Continue on Paschelke Rd. for about 1.5 miles.
6. Turn Left on Wendling Rd.
7. Continue on Wendling Rd for approx 2 miles. Keep your eyes open for a wooden sign that says the Tipi Village Retreat on the left.
8. Pull in the driveway and cross the wooden bridge. The Tipi Village Retreat will be on the right.
9. Continue up the drive into the forest, where you will find space for parking.
Please give yourself extra driving time. Each year one or two guests end up getting stuck in the Portland-Salem traffic or get stuck behind a slow-moving vehicle going over the pass from Bend. The Opening Circle begins promptly at 5:00 pm on the first evening.
Flying into Eugene, Oregon
The following airlines fly into Eugene (EUG):
United Airlines
Delta Airlines
Allegiant Air
Alaska Airlines
American Airlines
US Airways
Airport Pick-up is not available. Transportation is approximately 40-45 minutes and around a $40-$50 cab ride. Attendees are encouraged to carpool. Our Facebook group is a great resource.
Driving Directions From Portland
Driving Directions From Portland, Oregon to the Tipi Village Retreat (2 hrs. without traffic. There seems to be tons of traffic on Fridays leaving Portland, please leave with ample time. Each year we have people that arrive late.)
1. From Portland take I-5 South approx. 80 miles to Exit 216 (OR-228 E)
2. Turn left onto OR-228 E. Follow OR-228 E through Brownsville and Crawfordsville.
3. On the other side of Crawfordsville, turn right onto Brush Creek Rd., which turns into Marcola Rd. at the county line.
4. After approx. 13 mi. turn left onto Paschelke Rd. for approx 1.3 miles
5. Turn left onto Wendling Rd.
6. Look for the wooden Tipi Village Retreat sign on the left after approx. 2 miles.
7. Turn into the driveway and cross the wooden bridge.
8. The Tipi Village Retreat is on the right.
9. When you pull in follow the drive into the forested area for parking.
Driving from Bend
From Bend, Oregon to the Tipi Village Retreat (2.5 hrs. without traffic)
1. Take Hwy. 20 W for approx. 95 miles to Sweethome
2. Turn Left on OR-228 W/ Holley Rd.
3. After 7.8 mi. turn left onto Brush Creek Rd., which turns into Marcola Rd. at the county line.
4. After about 13 mi. turn left onto Paschelke Rd.
5. Continue on Paschelke Rd. for about 1.5 miles.
6. Turn Left on Wendling Rd.
7. Continue on Wendling Rd for approx 2 miles. Keep your eyes open for a wooden sign that says the Tipi Village Retreat on the left.
8. Pull in the driveway and cross the wooden bridge. The Tipi Village Retreat will be on the right.
9. Continue up the drive into the forest, where you will find space for parking.
Please give yourself extra driving time. Each year one or two guests end up getting stuck in the Portland-Salem traffic or get stuck behind a slow-moving vehicle going over the pass from Bend. The Opening Circle begins promptly at 5:00 pm on the first evening.
Accommodation
Each tipi or room is unique. Many have antique rugs on the ground and all have super comfy mattresses and bedding. Your accommodation will either be tucked into the cool forest or near the yoga platform and creek. The calming sounds of the creek and forest work wonders on the nervous system.
Price per person shared space. Sleeps 5
Price per person
King bed sleeps two. price is per person
Cozy forest edge tipi
Double occupancy price per person
Double occupancy - Queen bed
Double occupancy
Double occupancy - Queen bed
Triple occupancy shared king bed & one single
Venue & Amenities
A/C in Rooms
Free Wifi
Spa
Sauna
Pool
Towels
Free Parking
Kitchen
Tour Assistance
Hot Tub
Coffee/Tea
Cafe
Restaurant
Fitness Center
Yoga Studio
Housekeeping
Bicycles For Rent
The Tipi Village is located outside of Eugene, Oregon in the small town of Marcola. After crossing a small bridge participants are enveloped by the quiet and calm atmosphere of the property. The tipis are tucked into a beautiful forest or near a creekside meadow. The sweet sounds of the creek, the birds and the wind in the trees can be heard while you rest in savasana, swing in the hammock, or cooling off in the creek.
Meals
Menu Types
Vegan
Vegetarian
Pescetarian
Ayurvedic
Includes Meat
Organic
Gluten Free
Dairy Free
Nut Free
A variety of foods are served throughout your stay. We're happy to accommodate dietary restrictions because we want you to be well nourished during your time with us.
What's Included
- All Meals (3 B, 2 L, 3 D)
- Water, coffee, Metolius Tea Apothecary loose leaf tea and Yogi hot tea, and Pacific Northwest wines
- yoga sessions co-taught by Toni
- Guided meditation and yoga nidra (deep relaxation/yogic sleep)
- Optional self-guided hike at nearby Shotgun Creek or Horse Rock (you will need a car)
- Three nights accommodation at the Tipi Village Retreat
- Gift bag of local goodies.
- Morning Movement & Breath
- Awaken with gentle yoga under the trees as the sun filters through the forest canopy. Move slowly. Breathe fully. Let your body remember how it wants to feel — soft, strong, alive.
- All levels welcome — this isn’t about performance. It’s about presence.
- Herbal Wisdom Workshops
- Learn to work with the plants growing around you. You’ll blend your own calming teas, craft simple remedies, and leave with a deeper connection to the plant world — and how it can support your daily rhythm.
- This is hands-on, soul-led herbalism made practical and sacred.
- Forest Walks & Plant Meditations
- You’ll step off the path and into communion — moving slowly through the woods, tuning into the energy of the land, listening with all your senses.
- These guided walks deepen your awareness and help you root into your own inner knowing.
- Evening Ritual & Sisterhood Circle
- As the sun sets, we gather around the fire — to share, release, and remember.
- Through storytelling, ritual, and sacred circle, you’ll feel held in the kind of connection that nourishes you long after you return home.
- Space for Integration
- Soak in the hot tub. Journal by the creek. Curl up in your tipi.
- This is not a retreat where every moment is scheduled. You’ll have space to breathe, rest, and integrate everything that’s rising.
- Rooms are limited and filling now — reserve your space while you can.
What's Not Included
- Transportation to/from the Tipi Village Retreat
- Hard Alcohol and Beer
- Wifi is minimal
- Junk Food
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