New Masters Village — retreat center

New Masters Village

Learning through connection and experience

United States Mancos donation

Learning here is meant to be lived, not delivered as a lecture. At New Masters Village, retreats bring facilitators and participants together for group work, reflection, practical skill-building and conversations that carry inner development into everyday life and leadership. The Mancos setting supports that hands-on pace with open landscapes, fresh air, quiet places to think and communal areas for gathering. The approach is relational as much as introspective: expect to learn alongside others rather than follow a single fixed meditation format. Exact activities and schedules depend on the retreat being hosted, making this a place to choose by program as well as setting. Practical comforts include Wi-Fi, towels, free parking, a kitchen, coffee and tea, and housekeeping. Meal options can include vegetarian, pescetarian or meat-based dishes, with organic, gluten-free and nut-free choices. New Masters Village runs by donation; ask about the suggested contribution and lodging before making travel plans.

Highlights

  • Facilitator-led learning built around participation rather than lectures
  • Group reflection connected to everyday life and leadership
  • Quiet outdoor spaces alongside communal areas for sessions
  • Meal choices that include vegetarian, pescetarian, meat, organic, gluten-free and nut-free options

Good for

personal growthexperiential learninggroup reflectionleadership developmentnature lovers

Setting

Open landscapes, fresh air and quiet spaces for reflection give the Mancos setting a spacious, unhurried feel. Communal areas make room for group sessions and conversation, balancing time to think on your own with learning alongside others.

A typical day

Daily structure varies by retreat; sessions may combine group work, reflection, practical skill-building and conversation, so confirm the schedule for your dates.

Accommodation

Lodging arrangements and room types depend on the retreat. Confirm what is included and where you will stay before booking travel.

What to bring

Bring comfortable clothes for group sessions and a notebook if you like to capture reflections. The annual average temperature is 10.1°C, with cooler months in winter and warmer weather in June through August; pack layers, and consider a rain shell for May, September or October.

Address 10451 Co Rd 39, Mancos, CO 81328, USA

How to get there

The center is at 10451 Co Rd 39, Mancos, Colorado. Once your retreat is confirmed, the host shares arrival instructions and recommended routes; coordinate any shuttle pickup in advance.

Nearest airport: Cortez Municipal Airport (CEZ) (30 km)

Cortez Municipal Airport (CEZ), near Cortez, is approximately 30 km from the center. A complimentary shuttle is available from a designated arrival point, typically the nearest airport or train station; coordinate your travel details with the host.

Nearest city: Cortez

Languages
English
How to book

Contact the retreat host directly to ask about upcoming dates, availability and the reservation process.

Pricing

New Masters Village runs by donation, with no fixed fee stated. Ask the host about the suggested contribution for your retreat.

Climate

Climate Zone: Temperate

Best Months: Jan, Jul, Dec

Avoid: Oct, Sep, May

The annual average temperature is 10.1°C. June through August are the warmest months, while December through February are coolest; September, October and May tend to be wetter, so conditions can vary considerably by season.

Location

Frequently asked questions

What does a day at New Masters Village look like?

The schedule depends on the retreat. Group work, reflection, practical learning and conversation are part of the center’s approach; ask the organizer for the daily plan.

Can I attend if I’m new to meditation or personal-growth retreats?

The focus is experiential group learning rather than a stated meditation prerequisite. Check with the retreat organizer about the expectations for your specific program.

What food options are available?

Options may include vegetarian, pescetarian and meat-based meals, as well as organic, gluten-free and nut-free choices. Confirm the menu and dietary arrangements for your retreat.

Can I get a shuttle from Cortez Municipal Airport?

A complimentary shuttle is offered from a designated arrival point, typically the nearest airport or train station. Share your travel details in advance to coordinate pickup.

How do I book, and is lodging included?

Contact the retreat host directly to ask about dates, availability, reservations and lodging arrangements.

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