June 5-7, 2026
A transformational weekend for women ready to reconnect, realign, and rediscover what matters — on the breathtaking Knoll Farm in Fayston, Vermont.
Let go. Let loose. Light up.
What you can expect:
You’ll experience a curated mix of structured and spacious moments — led by expert coach and facilitator Amy Paro.
✔ Reflection, movement, nature, & deep connection
✔ Coaching circles & fireside reflection
✔ Creative expression sessions (painting, writing, movement)
✔ Morning yoga & breathwork
✔ Mini-hikes on the farm’s trails
✔ Sauna Available
✔ Community meals, journaling time, & optional 1:1 coaching
Limited Space Available for June 5-7, 2026 Weekend
YOUR RETREAT DETAILS
Location: The Refuge at Knoll Farm, Fayston, VT
Dates: June 5 - June 7
Accommodations: Cozy yurts & communal barn spaces
Meals: Farm-to-table, locally sourced, inclusive of dietary needs
Cost: [Insert Price, early bird pricing, payment plans, etc.)
Limited Spots: This is an intimate group experience — only 12-14 participants.
The Refuge at Knoll Farm:
A Place That Invites Transformation
Located in the Green Mountains of Vermont, Knoll Farm is more than just beautiful — it’s a place that changes how people think, connect, and live.
This working organic farm offers handcrafted spaces, communal meals, and a culture of deep reflection and inclusion.
Is the Revive Retreat for you?
You’ve done everything you were “supposed to do.”
So why does it still feel off?
This weekend is for women who are quietly asking: Is this it?
You’re successful, smart, and strong — but you feel stuck in a cycle of burnout, self-pressure, and shoulds.
Revive is your chance to pause, reflect, and remember who you are outside of the performance.
Apply To The REVIVE RETREAT 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
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Revive takes place at Knoll Farm, a stunning retreat space in the Mad River Valley of Vermont. Set on a working farm, it offers incredible views, handcrafted gathering spaces, and a deep sense of natural beauty and intentionality.
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Guests stay in cozy yurts nestled in a peaceful forest glade overlooking the farm. Each yurt includes comfortable beds (no bunks!), a desk, windows, and a skylight. You’ll hear birds in the morning and stargaze at night — it’s nature at its best, with just the right touch of comfort.
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We offer a mix of private and shared yurts. Shared yurts contain two double beds (not bunk beds), while private yurts are available for those who prefer solo space. You’ll be able to share preferences during the application process.
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The yurts are just a short walk from a beautifully built bathhouse with hot showers, private changing rooms, and clean shared restrooms. There’s also a wood-fired sauna and hot tub nearby for evening relaxation.
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Three nourishing, locally-sourced meals are served each day in the barn. Meals are mostly vegetarian with accommodations for gluten-free, dairy-free, or allergy-sensitive needs. Coffee, tea, and snacks are available throughout the day.
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Yes! Most yurts have power and lighting, and the barn offers full electricity and high-speed WiFi. That said, we encourage you to unplug as much as possible — this experience is about reconnecting with yourself.
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The yurt village is about a 5–8 minute walk from the main barn and gathering areas. It’s a light hike with hills and meadow paths, so bring walking shoes and a small daypack to carry essentials.
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We’ll send a full packing list after registration, but essentials include:
Reusable water bottle
Flashlight or headlamp
Comfortable, layered clothing and walking shoes
Rain jacket, sunscreen, and bug spray
A journal and pen
Swimsuit (yes, there’s a pond + sauna!)
Optional: sleeping bag for cooler nights (spring/fall)
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The retreat begins and ends on set dates. If you'd like to extend your stay in the area, we’re happy to recommend nearby inns or Airbnbs in Waitsfield, VT.
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Knoll Farm is located at 700 Bragg Hill Rd, Waitsfield, VT. It’s about:
45 minutes from Burlington International Airport
30 minutes from train stations in Waterbury and Montpelier
Carpooling may be available — we’ll help connect attendees ahead of the retreat.