Wildsong offers a serene retreat center nestled on 100+ acres in the heart of the Catskill Mountains. This haven is designed for relaxation, focus, and creativity, providing a medley of activities to engage with the natural beauty of the surroundings. Guests are housed in one of the main lodge, airstream, or a glamping tent on the property. Guests are free to meander along walking trails, unwind in indoor and outdoor spaces, relax in the sauna or luxuriate in hammocks with a book.

The property features several spots to savor the sunset and multiple fire pits for nocturnal relaxation and stargazing.

The retreat will offer home-cooked meals in a large kitchen, dining room, and a living room with a fireplace. The comforts extend outdoors with a spacious deck, and a fire pit.

Dining at Wildsong is a culinary delight with health-conscious, vegetable-centric dishes prepared from the freshest local produce.

Paige is known for her creative slow-flow vinyasa classes and her accessible, compassionate approach to teaching yoga. With over a decade and a half of teaching experience and a depth of anatomical knowledge, philosophical understanding, and years of personal meditation practice, she teaches classes that embrace a wide range of students. Persons of all levels of athletic ability, experience, strength, and capacity are welcome. If you are unsure if this is a good fit for you, get in touch and we can discuss it.

Self-Myofascial Release (SMR) is a form of self-massage using therapy balls to apply targeted pressure to muscles and connective tissue. It can help ease tension and stiffness, improve mobility and range of motion, reduce pain, and support relaxation by influencing the nervous system. SMR also enhances proprioception—your body’s awareness of position and movement—helping you move with greater ease, coordination, and awareness.

The most consistent, efficient and environmentally friendly way to get to Wildsong is by bus from Port Authority in Manhattan to Monticello.

The buses from there have a special route to exit and enter Manhattan from NJ that avoids much of the city traffic, even during busy times.

From the Monticello bus station, you can get a Lyft/Uber or call a local taxi service here (20 min drive). See the bus schedule on the CoachUSA website.

• Tip: The bus tickets are not reserved for a particular bus! So if you’re traveling at a popular time please get to the bus gate 45 minutes early to avoid the bus filling up before you get on.

• Carpooling options from NYC may also be available. We will help coordinate carpooling the week before the retreat.

Anytime on Thursday after 4pm. Many folks are likely traveling from NYC, so we scheduled the first yoga practice to begin in the early evening, around 6pm on November 5th.

If you arrive early, take your time, unpack, explore the grounds, take a sauna, enjoy a nap, read a book. If you need to come after a full workday, you are still welcome to join although you may miss our opening class.

Your daily meals will source local, organic ingredients, farm-to-table style. If you have any dietary restrictions, just let us know during registration. We’ve got you covered.

For everyone’s safety, please do not attend the retreat if you are in the beginning phases of a communicable illness.

If you need to cancel your reservation due to illness, you have two options.

Option 1: You can transfer your reservation to another person. You and your replacement would work out payment with each other.

Option 2: We will issue you a credit for a future retreat less $500 non-refundable deposit per person. We do not issue refunds to students who attend any portion of the retreat. We do not issue refunds for other reasons.