Autumn Retreat at Graylag

As the trees loosen their leaves, we too are invited into a season of softening and surrender. Come be held in community on a breathtaking 300‑acre nature sanctuary, where fall’s beauty offers space to rest and remember yourself.

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Autumn Retreat at Graylag

Hosted by Dr. Caroline Moody, Stacey Caplinger, and Andrea Williams, in partnership with Revive Adventures

October 23rd- 26th, 2026 | Southern New Hampshire

Join us at the beautiful forest sanctuary of Graylag for a weekend of rest, reconnection, and seasonal nourishment. Graylag is a beautiful 300 acre preserve on Wild Goose Pond in Pittsfield, NH. Known for its expansive network of nature trails, Graylag’s land art invites quiet reflection and an awakening of the senses.

To build connection with your inner wisdom, find quiet, peace, and whole-body harmony this retreat combines:

  • Nature-based and Earth-honoring practices

  • Chinese Medicine Teachings

  • Acupuncture, Sound Healing, Reiki

  • Nourishing Meals

  • Ample time for reflection and spacious rest

Fall invites us to soften and surrender as we approach a season of introspection and inward focus. This experience offers time, space, and guidance to honor that rhythm without pressure or performance.

With a shared dedication to nature‑based wellness, Dr. Caroline Moody and Stacey Caplinger combine their extensive experience, insight, and welcoming presence to create a spacious and supportive container for this offering. Andrea Williams brings a deep anchoring presence and culinary wizardry that will support and nourish your body with mindfully prepared meals during our time together.

This retreat is being offered in partnership with Revive Adventures, a New England based non-profit, built on the belief that the outdoors keeps us grounded, connected, and feeling alive. Their mission is rooted in stewardship: caring for the wild places that care for us and inspiring a lifestyle of adventure, balance and purpose.

  • A restorative four day and three night retreat that includes:

    •Nature-based and Earth-Honoring practices
    •Chinese Medicine Teachings
    •Sound Healing, Acupuncture, Reiki
    •Gentle movement + breath practices
    •Journaling, reflection, deep rest, and community connection
    •Seasonal, nourishing meals

    All programming is optional, designed to support your pace, your body, your needs.

    *Friday Oct 23rd 4pm arrival and Monday Oct 26th 10am departure

  • Participants will stay across four beautiful properties:

    •Bower Cabin - private stand alone cabin with Queen Bed for those who wish to deepen into their own dreaming space

    •Lakeside Cottage - a spacious and rustic 3 bedroom lodge perched on a hillside overlooking Wild Goose Pond

    •Geib House - a beautiful 4 bedroom cottage nestled among trees and flowers above the pond

    •Cousy Cottage - a quaint 2 bedroom cottage overlooking the pond

    The lodgings at Graylag are cozy, nature-connected spaces that invite stillness, warmth, and deep rest.

  • Stand alone cabin with Queen bed‍
    Private stand-alone cabin for deep rest and reflection. (Bower)

    • sold out

    3 Private Rooms in Geib Cabin (Queen Beds)

    • sold out

    Twin shared room in Geib Cabin (shared room with 2 twin beds)

    • sold out

    Two Private Rooms in Cousy Cottage (Queen Bed)

    • sold out

    Shared Room in Lakeside Cottage (4 twin beds sleeps up to 4 people)

    • 3 spots sold out

    • 1 spot available - $850pp

    Private Room with Queen Bed in Lakeside Cottage

    • sold out

    Please note: Above pricing includes all meals, lodging, and programming.

    Limited to 14 participants.

  • First, fill out the registration form. Then, complete your registration with a $300 non-refundable deposit to Dr. Caroline Moody by Venmo @Caroline-Moody-28

    Full payment due September 22nd, 2026. Once registered, you’ll receive a welcome packet with more details.

  • This retreat is for you if you’re seeking:

    • Community and connection

    • Seasonal wisdom and embodied practices

    • Nature immersion

    • Restorative care

    • Nourishing food

    • Time to slow down

    No experience required — just a readiness to rest and receive.