Sedona Wellness Retreat
Garden paths, fresh juice, room to reset
A labyrinth, a medicine wheel and a wind phone give the gardens at Sedona Wellness Retreat a quietly contemplative feel, while the program itself centers on nutrition and wellness education. This small residential stay draws inspiration from the Gerson approach, with organic juices, cleansing programs and fasting when appropriate. Guests come for a comfortable bed-and-breakfast-style setting where they can step back from daily demands, learn practical wellness ideas and make room for rest. The roughly two-acre grounds combine mature pines, water features, natural rock formations and original artwork, with Sedona’s red-rock scenery close at hand. Fresh juices, including carrot, carrot-apple and green blends, are prepared throughout the day. The retreat welcomes a limited number of guests and describes its approach as individualized rather than hotel-like. It runs by donation, and listed amenities include a sauna, in-room air conditioning, Wi-Fi and free parking.
Highlights
- A garden labyrinth, medicine wheel and wind phone
- Organic carrot, carrot-apple and green juices prepared throughout the day
- A small guest capacity with individualized attention
- Mature pines, water features and natural rock formations across two acres
- Wellness education inspired by the Gerson approach
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Setting
The approximately two-acre property balances a secluded garden atmosphere with the conveniences of town. Mature pines, water features, original art and striking rock formations shape the grounds, where a labyrinth, medicine wheel and wind phone invite quiet reflection. Sedona’s red-rock landscape gives the setting its unmistakable desert character.
A typical day
The daily rhythm centers on wellness education, rest and fresh organic juices prepared throughout the day. Guests can spend time in the gardens and use the retreat as a quieter base for their wellness goals. Specific session times and the day’s structure vary, so confirm the schedule with the host.
Accommodation
The retreat has a comfortable, bed-and-breakfast-style residential setup for a limited number of guests. In-room air conditioning, Wi-Fi, towels, housekeeping and free parking are listed; ask the host about room arrangements and what is included with a stay.
What to bring
Pack layers for changing desert temperatures, especially in the cooler months, and sun protection for time outdoors. Comfortable walking shoes suit the garden paths and labyrinth; Sedona’s average annual temperature is 15.7°C, with warmer summers and cooler winter months.
How to get there
The address is 125 Kallof Pl, Sedona, AZ 86336. From Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, Groome Transportation offers shuttle service to Sedona, or you can rent a car; guests arrange and pay for their own transport.
Nearest airport: Flagstaff Pulliam Airport (FLG) (31 km)
Flagstaff Pulliam Airport (FLG) is approximately 31 km from the retreat. The retreat does not provide airport transportation, so arrange your own ride in advance.
Nearest city: Flagstaff
Public transport: Local shuttle services have stops within walking distance and serve trailheads and points of interest.
Contact the retreat directly to ask about availability and make a reservation.
The retreat runs by donation, with no fixed fee listed. Confirm donation expectations and what is included in your stay with the host.
Climate
Climate Zone: Temperate
Best Months: Jul, Dec, Jan
Avoid: Nov, Mar, Oct
Sedona averages 15.7°C over the year, with the warmest months from June through August and cooler conditions in January, December and March. November, March and October tend to be wetter, while July, December and January are among the driest months.
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Frequently asked questions
What does a typical day at the retreat look like?
Days focus on wellness education, rest and juices, but the schedule can vary. Ask the host about the structure for your dates.
Is this retreat suitable for someone new to wellness programs?
The retreat is educational and offers individualized attention. Contact the host to discuss whether a particular program suits your needs.
What food and drinks are part of the stay?
Fresh organic juices may include carrot, carrot-apple and green blends. Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, dairy-free and nut-free options are listed; confirm meal details with the host.
How do I get to Sedona Wellness Retreat?
Guests are responsible for arranging their own transportation. Groome Transportation runs between Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport and Sedona, and rental cars are another option.
How can I reserve a stay?
Contact the retreat directly to ask about dates, program details and reservations.
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