Cozy Acres Retreats
Treehouse mycology immersion in North Bend
Cozy Acres Retreats in North Bend offers a unique escape into the world of mycology, set within a charming treehouse on a two-acre property. This isn't your typical meditation retreat; instead, it's an immersive experience designed to educate guests on the fascinating realm of fungi. While the treehouse is located behind the main house, privacy is assured, with the dwelling set about 100 yards away among the trees. It's an ideal spot for those curious about nature and seeking a different kind of mindful engagement. The retreat provides a light breakfast and a special mushroom charcuterie dinner, with options to accommodate various dietary needs. It's a chance to connect with nature and learn something new in a cozy, private setting.
Highlights
- Mycology immersion program
- Stay in a private treehouse
- Mushroom charcuterie dinner
- Two-acre private property
- Focus on fungi education
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Setting
The retreat is set on a two-acre property in North Bend, with the main attraction being a private treehouse set among the trees. While it's on the same property as the hosts' home, the treehouse is secluded, offering a sense of privacy and connection to nature.
The practice
While not a traditional meditation retreat, Cozy Acres offers an immersive experience focused on mycology. Guests explore the world of fungi, learning about mushrooms and their ecological importance. The program is designed to be educational and engaging, fostering a mindful connection with the natural world through scientific exploration.
A typical day
The daily rhythm at Cozy Acres Retreats centers around the mycology immersion. Mornings begin with a light breakfast, followed by educational sessions and exploration related to fungi. Evenings feature a unique mushroom charcuterie dinner, allowing for continued learning and connection. The schedule is flexible, allowing for personal time and relaxation.
Accommodation
Guests stay in a private treehouse, which serves as the basecamp for the mycology immersion. It's designed to provide all the privacy needed, located about 100 yards from the main house.
What to bring
Considering North Bend's climate, which can be quite wet, especially from November to February, packing waterproof clothing and sturdy, comfortable shoes is recommended. Essentials like towels are provided, and you might want to bring personal items for the kitchen.
How to get there
Cozy Acres Retreats is located on SE 160th Street in North Bend. The closest major airport is Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA). Guests are advised to rent a car upon arrival, as public transportation options to the retreat are limited.
Nearest airport: Pangborn Memorial Airport (EAT) (12 km)
The nearest major airport is Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA). Guests will need to arrange their own transportation, such as a rental car, from the airport to the retreat.
Nearest city: Wenatchee
Public transport: There is no easy way to get to the retreat using public transportation.
Pricing for the retreat starts from USD25.
Interested in this center? Check availability and upcoming retreats on their official site.
Visit Cozy Acres Retreats websiteClimate
Climate Zone: Temperate
Best Months: Jul, Sep, Jun
Avoid: Dec, Feb, Nov
North Bend experiences a temperate climate with an annual average temperature of 9.9°C. The warmest months are July, August, and September, which are also the driest. Conversely, December, February, and November are the wettest months, while February, January, and December are the coolest.
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Frequently asked questions
What kind of meals are provided at Cozy Acres Retreats?
Guests receive a light breakfast for both mornings of their stay. One evening includes a mushroom charcuterie style dinner, which can be adjusted for various dietary needs such as vegan, vegetarian, pescetarian, gluten-free, dairy-free, and nut-free.
Is the treehouse truly private, even though it's on the host's property?
Yes, the treehouse is designed for privacy. It's located about 100 yards from the main house on a two-acre property, ensuring a secluded and private experience for guests.
What should I bring for my stay at Cozy Acres Retreats?
Given North Bend's climate, which can be wet, especially in cooler months, it's advisable to bring waterproof outerwear and comfortable shoes suitable for walking outdoors. Essentials like towels are provided, and you'll have access to a kitchen, so consider any personal snacks or drinks beyond the provided meals.
How do I get to Cozy Acres Retreats?
The closest airport is Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA). You will need to rent a car as there is no convenient public transportation to the retreat. The center is located on SE 160th Street in North Bend.
Are there amenities available at the treehouse?
Yes, the treehouse is equipped with free WiFi, a sauna, towels, a kitchen, and coffee/tea facilities. Free parking is also available on site.
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