Everywhen in the Woods is designed around a handful of core experiences. These anchors give the weekend its rhythm and its feeling: nature immersion, shared meals, music under the trees, and spaces that invite real connection.

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Table of Contents

Everywhen in the Woods

Plan Your Trip

Village Experiences

Camping Guidelines

Packing List

Care & Culture

Liability Release

FAQs

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🎉 The weekend rhythm

The village shifts with the light. Music begins mid-morning and grows in energy as the hours unfold.

• Early morning: quiet and grounded. Coffee in the cool air, soft conversations, slow stretching, and Forest Bathing among the redwoods.
• Mid-morning onward: music begins to rise. The first sets warm up the forest while workshops open and people begin to wander.
• All day: Installations, gardens, portals, and immersive environments are available to explore at your own pace. Drift in and out. Return more than once. Notice how they feel different at different hours.
• Golden hour into dinner: people gather, dress, and move toward shared meals and evening rituals.
• After dark: the forest turns luminous. Warm lights glow in the trees, the Sound Stages intensify, and dancing carries into the night.
• Late night: energy concentrates into fewer zones. Some areas remain vibrant with music while others settle into quiet rest.

🌿 Forest Bathing at the Magic Spot

Forest Bathing at Magic Spot takes place beside a flowing river within a natural clearing in the redwoods. The practice draws from Shinrin-yoku, the Japanese tradition of forest immersion developed as a way to restore the nervous system through direct contact with nature.

This is a guided experience designed to slow perception and deepen sensory awareness.

Participants gather at Magic Spot and begin by arriving quietly. Attention shifts to breath and to the steady sound of the river moving over stone. From there, a guide offers simple, structured invitations that bring awareness to the body and the surrounding environment.

The practice may include:

• Listening to layered sound: river current, wind through canopy, distant movement, subtle shifts in wildlife