Nature Space
Find your way back outdoors
On Prince Edward Island’s north shore, a day at Nature Space can move from quiet attention to invigorating contrast: walk the meditation labyrinth, follow on-site trails, then warm up in a sauna or take a cold plunge. A yoga yurt gives groups a dedicated gathering place, while the lake, dock and kayak rentals bring the surrounding landscape into the retreat experience. The center’s intention is connection with self, other people and the natural world, and its facilities make that feel like a practical invitation to slow down outdoors. Meals are handmade from whole foods and sourced locally, with a largely plant-based approach and options that include vegan, vegetarian, pescetarian, gluten-free, dairy-free and nut-free diets. A large communal building hosts shared meals and gatherings. Nature Space runs by donation, so retreat costs can be approached without a fixed fee.
Highlights
- A meditation labyrinth designed to be walked
- Saunas and cold plunges for a warm-cool reset
- A lake, dock and kayak rentals on site
- Handmade, locally sourced meals with a largely plant-based approach
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Setting
The grounds bring together trails, a walking labyrinth and a lake with a dock and kayak rentals. The mix of woodland paths, open water and outdoor-oriented facilities lends the place an active, grounded feel, with quieter spaces for reflection alongside communal areas for gathering.
A typical day
Daily structure varies by retreat; the yoga yurt, walking labyrinth, trails, sauna and lake offer settings for practice and downtime. Confirm the schedule with the host.
Accommodation
Lodging details vary by retreat and should be confirmed before booking.
What to bring
Pack comfortable clothes for yoga or walking, sturdy shoes for the trails, and swimwear if you plan to use the saunas or cold plunges. Prince Edward Island is coolest in winter and warmest from July through September; bring layers and rain protection, especially in wetter spring months.
How to get there
Nature Space is on St Peters Harbour Rd in Morell, Prince Edward Island. It is about 30 minutes from Charlottetown and Charlottetown Airport; use the address for navigation.
Nearest airport: Charlottetown Airport (YYG) (35 km)
Charlottetown Airport (YYG) is approximately 35 km from the center. Arrange a car or taxi for the trip, and confirm with the host whether any transfer is offered.
Nearest city: Charlottetown
Nature Space runs by donation, with no fixed fee. Confirm the contribution expected for your chosen retreat.
Climate
Climate Zone: Temperate
Best Months: Sep, Aug, Feb
Avoid: Apr, Dec, Mar
Prince Edward Island has a cool annual average of 7.4°C, with the warmest conditions from July to September and the coldest from December through February. Spring is wetter, while August, September and February tend to be drier.
Location
Frequently asked questions
What facilities are on site?
There is a yoga yurt, walking labyrinth, two saunas, cold plunges, trails, a lake and dock with kayak rentals, plus a large community building.
Can beginners attend a retreat here?
The grounds include spaces for yoga and meditation, but beginner suitability depends on the individual retreat. Check the retreat details for its level.
Can the meals accommodate dietary needs?
Meals are largely plant-based, and dietary options include vegan, vegetarian, pescetarian, gluten-free, dairy-free and nut-free.
How do I book and find out about retreat dates?
Contact Nature Space directly to ask about dates, reservations and the arrangements for a specific retreat.
How far is Nature Space from the airport?
Charlottetown Airport (YYG) is approximately 35 km away. The site is about a 30-minute drive from the airport.
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