New Spring Farm — retreat center

New Spring Farm

A slower rhythm, rooted in nature

Peru Cusco paid

New Spring Farm brings a farm-centered sensibility to retreat travel: its identity rests on self-sustaining living, nature, and a close relationship with the land. In Cusco, that emphasis gives the place a grounded, outdoors-oriented character, with the farm itself at the heart of its appeal. The retreat tradition, teachers, daily schedule, lodging, and meals are details to clarify before you commit, rather than assume from the setting. A direct conversation with the host is especially useful: ask what a particular stay includes, how much time is spent in practice or on the farm, and what to expect on arrival. Retreats are paid, but rates and inclusions should be confirmed in advance. For travelers drawn to nature-led settings and a self-sustaining ethos, New Spring Farm offers a clear starting point for a slower, land-conscious visit.

Highlights

  • A self-sustaining living farm
  • Nature at the heart of the retreat experience
  • A stated connection with sacred land

Good for

nature loverstravelers interested in sustainable livingfarm-focused retreat guestsmeditation retreat travelers

Setting

The farm's identity is shaped by self-sustaining living and a close relationship with nature and the land. Expect a nature-led atmosphere rather than a highly specified retreat setting.

A typical day

Daily structure varies by retreat; confirm the schedule, session format, and free-time arrangements with the host before booking.

Accommodation

Ask the host what lodging is available for your chosen retreat, and confirm what is included before booking.

What to bring

The annual average temperature is 24.6°C; pack breathable clothing and a light layer for the relatively cooler months of June, July, and March. Bring rain protection for wetter December, February, or March, and ask the host whether your retreat requires any specific clothing or equipment.

How to get there

The nearest listed airport is Cap FAP David Abenzur Rengifo International Airport near Pucallpa, approximately 102 km from the farm. Confirm the route and ground transport with the host before setting out.

Nearest airport: Cap FAP David Abenzur Rengifo International Airport (PCL) (102 km)

Cap FAP David Abenzur Rengifo International Airport (PCL), near Pucallpa, is approximately 102 km from the center. Ask the host whether pickup is available and confirm onward transport options.

Nearest city: Pucallpa

Languages
English
How to book

Use the official website to ask about retreat dates and how to reserve.

Pricing

Retreats are paid, but rates and inclusions should be confirmed with the host before booking.

Interested in this center? Check availability and upcoming retreats on their official site.

Visit New Spring Farm website

Climate

Climate Zone: Subtropical

Best Months: Jul, Sep, Jun

Avoid: Dec, Feb, Mar

The annual average temperature is 24.6°C. June, July, and March are among the cooler months; June, July, and September are driest, while December, February, and March tend to be wettest.

Location

Frequently asked questions

What does a typical day at New Spring Farm look like?

Daily structure varies by retreat. Ask the host for the schedule and a description of how practice and other activities are arranged.

Can beginners attend a retreat here?

Ask the host whether the retreat you are considering welcomes beginners and whether any prior experience is expected.

How do I get to the farm from the nearest airport?

Cap FAP David Abenzur Rengifo International Airport near Pucallpa is approximately 102 km away. Confirm onward transport with the host before you travel.

Are meals and lodging included?

Ask the host what food and accommodation are available and whether they are included in the retreat price.

How can I reserve a place?

Start at the official website to ask about current dates and how to reserve.

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