Our 4th Annual Fall Campout!
A Glimpse of Your Campout Weekend
Sacred Fire
Base Camp
This potent weekend is very intentionally curated with the perfect balance of Self-Care moments, free time, sacred and meaningful ceremony, and abundant opportunities for rest and immersion in nature.
Base Camp
Sacred Fire
Base Camp
Our main living area for the weekend, simply and lovingly referred to as "Camp", is where we set up tents, prepare our meals, host some of our workshops, and socialize around the fire,
Here is where our main bathroom is located; a cute and modernized, hand crafted "outhouse" with running water and all of the essentials.
Sacred Fire
Sacred Fire
Sacred Fire
The Sacred Fire site is located just uphill from camp. Following the lighted path, we gather around the stone fire to hold all of our sacred ceremonies. Holding this space as the sacred container allows us to step into a portal of intention. Surrounded by nature, with a fire at the heart of our circle sets the tone for all the deep diving we do together.
Sacred Fire
"Spending a weekend in the woods surrounded by women was the medicine I didn't even know I needed. Moments of struggle became lessons, campfire talks were revelations, and each practice unraveled deeper layers of myself to discover. I left feeling so nourished, seen, and inspired..."
Rebecca C.
When I arrived at the women's campout, I had no idea what to expect. I just showed up with Cacao and an open mind and heart and allowed the Universe to work her magic. The weekend was fun, flowing, and nourishing for my mind, body, and spirit..."
Rebecca T.
"The weekend was beautiful, magical, and relaxing. Fire, food, and females. We had some weather turbulence that landed me in facilitating one of the best breathwork sessions of my life to this day. Unforgettable. Remarkable, and Divine."
Bethany K.
"My experience at the Women’s Infusion Campout was both subtle and profound... I was deeply touched by the ceremonial circles, giving me something I had been longing for with no words to describe it. I was equally as nourished by simply being there with other women, in a space just for us, to be."
Tasia W.