The weekend starts Friday: arrival any time after 3pm, first yoga session at 5pm, dinner after. Saturday is the fullest day. Breakfast is at 8:15am, then chanting and meditation from 10am to 12:30pm followed by active yoga, lunch at 12:45pm, and a long free afternoon. The group reconvenes at 5pm for restorative poses and yin yoga, then dinner. Sunday repeats the morning pattern with a lighter breakfast, chanting and meditation from 10am, active yoga until 11:45am, and brunch at noon. You can stay on the property until 5pm afterwards.

What separates this from a generic yoga weekend is the water. Wilbur's mineral baths, the flumes and the sauna are open to all guests for the whole stay, and the schedule deliberately leaves Saturday afternoon open so you can use them. The yoga deck sits outside among the trees, so practice happens to the sound of the creek rather than a playlist.

Accommodation is split across several buildings, and the price depends on which you pick. Private cabins have one queen bed and a private bath. The Solar Lodge takes two guests per room with a shared bath, and one of the beds in the double is in a loft reached by a ladder. There is also one room in the old Hotel, and four campsites for guests bringing their own tent and sleeping gear.

Meals are organic and included: dinner Friday, breakfast, lunch and dinner Saturday, and a light breakfast plus brunch on Sunday. That is five meals across the weekend.

The retreat is led by the Sarana Yoga team; the page does not give individual instructor biographies or certification details. Groups are kept small by the size of the property rather than a stated cap.

What's included

- 4 yoga sessions - 5 organic meals - 2 nights' accommodation - Use of the mineral baths and sauna - Use of the grounds and Nature Preserve trails

What's not included

- Travel to Wilbur Hot Springs - Massage treatments - Camping gear, if you book a campsite - Anything not listed in the weekend fee