upcoming Retreats
Explore our Retreat Offerings
Whether you are seeking a farmstay weekend, transformative meditation retreat, a restorative yoga retreat, or one of the many unique gardening, cooking or crafting wellness retreats in Maine, Casa Portal Retreats provides a welcoming space for meaningful & community experiences. Our seasonal retreats also include opportunities for nature immersion retreats, creative workshops, and connection with the natural beauty that makes a nature retreat in Maine memorable. We are open April-November. A little this and that always with our farm-stay hospitality and 5-star food experience.
2027 Season
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Reading Retreat w/ the Portland Literary Club
Date: June 11-13, 2027
Length : 2 nights / 3 days - Co-Ed
Your book club group chat, but make it a weekend.
Join Ali and Portland Literary Club for reading, literary workshops, and meals inspired by your favorite novels. Expect a sound bath, plenty of time to do nothing, and no judgment about your fictional crushes.
Retreat type : Reading, Literary Workshops, Sound Bath, Farm To Table Meals inspired by your favorite novels, lots of time to do nothing. Special guests.
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Letting go into love. Silent Retreat with Rolling Meadows
Date : July 1-July 5, 2027
Length : 4 nights / 5 days - Co-Ed
Less doing. More listening.
Step into four nights of silence, with yoga, breathwork, and meditation to support a slower pace. Between practices, spend time in the gardens, walk the trails, and enjoy the quiet of summer on the farm.
Retreat type: Yoga, Breathwork, Silent Meditation
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The Garden girls tea garden retreat w/ Meg & Dagny of the Garden Girls Podcast
Date: August 26-29, 2027
Length : 3 nights / 4 days - Female Only
From the garden to your teacup.
Join Meg and Dagny for four days of growing, harvesting, blending, and sipping on the farm. Get your hands into gardening, herbal crafting, and cooking, with time for a tea party, a sound bath, and meals around the table.
Retreat type : Gardening, Canning, Herbal Crafting, Tea Party, Sound Bath, Farm to Table Cooking & Workshops
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Yoga Retreat: hosted by Sweatfluence
Date: September 2-6, 2027
Length: 4 nights / 5 days - Co-Ed
Move, breathe, and make room for yourself.
Join Sweatfluence for a long weekend of yoga, breathwork, Reiki, and sound healing in the Maine countryside. Between sessions, enjoy farm meals, wander the trails, and settle into a few days away from your usual routine.
Retreat type: Yoga, Breathwork, Reiki, Sound Healing
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The Ease of Being: Silent Retreat with Rolling Meadows
Date: September 8-12, 2027
Length : 4 nights / 5 days - Co-Ed
Nowhere to get to. Nothing to prove.
A silent retreat with Rolling Meadows, weaving together yoga, breathwork, and meditation as summer turns to fall. Shared meals, quiet walks, and unhurried time on the land offer space to settle into simply being.
Retreat type: Yoga, Breathwork, Silent Meditation
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Being Here As You Are, A Weekend for Female Entrepreneurs & Creators
Date: Sept 17-19, 2027
Length: 2 ngihts / 3 days - Women Only
You can leave your elevator pitch at home.
A weekend for female creators and entrepreneurs to spend time together beyond the feed, with facilitated workshops and room for honest conversation. Mix farm time, forest bathing, and a sound bath with good food, creative exploration, and people who understand working for yourself.
Retreat type: Women Creators & Entrepreneurs, Creative Workshops, Filming, Farm Crafts & Nature Connection
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Cloak Con: A Cloak-Making Weekend
Date : October 14-17, 2027
Length : 3 nights / 4 days Co-Ed
Hosted by: Travis & Tam
Make a cloak. Wander the woods. Settle into fall.
Join Travis and Tam for a long weekend of cloak-making, forest bathing, and good company on the farm. Sew a cloak of your own—with no sewing experience needed—and enjoy sound baths, live music, and October in Maine.
Retreat type : Sewing, Crafting, Forest Bathing, Music
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Meet the experienced teachers and facilitators guiding retreats this year.
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Surya-Chandra Das - rolling meadows
Surya-Chandra Das is a meditation teacher with over 30 years of experience guiding silent retreats and contemplative practice. Founder of Rolling Meadows Retreats, his work draws from decades of training and long-term retreat practice across multiple traditions, offering silence as a relational, accessible, and deeply held experience.
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Leigh Tillman
Leigh Tillman is a facilitator who helps groups slow down, listen more deeply, and work with the perspectives already in the room, fostering understanding to make informed decisions. Her approach is grounded in years of cross-cultural experience, community-based work, and consensus-driven facilitation—supporting people to navigate complexity, make decisions together, and find clarity with intentionality, care, and connection.
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Tam Willey -Toadstoll walks
Tam Willey is an ANFT-certified forest therapy guide and founder of Toadstool Walks. Their work blends guided forest bathing, sensory awareness, and storytelling to help people slow down, listen deeply, and cultivate meaningful relationships with the natural world. Tam leads walks rooted in presence, curiosity, and care for the land.
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Natalie Davis -canoegoods
Natalie Davis is an intuitive coach and creative facilitator with a background in design and embodied creative practice. Her work invites people to reconnect with their creative instincts, inner rhythm, and sense of meaning through curiosity, presence, and hands-on exploration.
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Michelle Walker -
Michelle Walker guides participants in embodied awareness and subtle energy cultivation. Drawing from a background in counseling psychology and decades of contemplative and natural healing practice, she blends meditation, qigong, heart coherence, yoga, and The Energy Codes® to support self-regulation, freedom of expression and authentic presence. Her sessions invite a gentle return to inner alignment, vitality, and the wholeness that has always been here.
Frequently Asked Questions
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We offer a wide range of experiences all year round, including wellness retreats, yoga retreat experiences, creative retreat programs, seasonal retreats, and nature based retreats in Maine to rest, learn and grow.
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The purpose and program of each retreat are unique. Whether you are interested in a meditation retreat in Maine, a weekend focused on creativity, or a leadership retreat, you can review each listing to find the experience that best matches your goals.
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Yes. The majority of retreats are open to all levels. You can expect a welcoming and supportive setting for whatever reason you choose to attend Yoga or nature immersion retreats, either for the first time or just to discover them.
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Common activities at a retreat might involve nature walks, meditation, group bonding and nourishing meals. All activities aim to promote relaxation and individual wellbeing.
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Yes. Selected retreats include periods of quiet reflection, and we occasionally host a silent meditation retreat in Maine for guests seeking deeper mindfulness and inner calm.
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Yes. The majority of retreats feature seasonal menus with fresh local ingredients that blend in with the retreat.
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Absolutely. Many guests arrive independently and enjoy connecting with others in a welcoming community while also having plenty of personal space for reflection.
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Yes. Throughout the year we may host crafting retreats and other creative experiences that encourage learning, self expression, and relaxation in a peaceful setting.
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Our retreat space is the ideal nature retreat in Maine, featuring a mix of working farm land, forests, walking trails and quiet outdoor spaces for slowing down and reconnecting with the natural world.
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Just explore our list of retreats, select the retreat that appeals to you, and follow the instructions on the retreat's webpage to book.