Willow Springs Lodge & Retreat Center
Lodging ‧ Retreat Facilities ‧ Family Reunions ‧ Celebrations
18 acres in The Tahoe National Forest
Willow Springs, rich in history from the gold mining days, has transitioned to a place of relaxation and rejuvenation. We now offer a farm setting with a touch of forward thinking. Ideal for intimate gatherings, we invite you to explore our amenities and our upcoming events.
Retreat Facilities
Life-enhancing retreats is what we do. Host a workshop, attend a group gathering, celebrate family. We welcome all retreats that inspire us, nurture our bodies and souls, and educate us to live happy, healthy lives. Stay in touch with our “Unplug Series” where you escape your routine and we treat you to a themed retreat, healthy meals and memorable experiences.
Gathering with Friends
If you are looking for a casual and Intimate place to connect with friends, Willow Springs is your home. Fire pit, open-air pavilion and rustic walk-up bar. Sleeps 20 in the lodge, 8 in the cabins and 20 plus at the group camping area. Bring your family and friends for a weekend and leave with lasting memories.
Family Celebrations
If there is one thing we have learned, “Families love Willow Springs”. Our testimonials tell us so. Come relax, re-connect and leave your hectic world behind. Five private rooms for the adults and 6 plus twin beds on the second floor for the kids. They love it and so do the adults.
Activities Available
Explore the Permaculture Education Garden or request a free tour to learn basic permaculture principals and about the plants growing here at Willow Springs. During growing season harvest fresh produce and cut fresh herbs from the Herb Garden. Our mile-long Nature Trail wanders through oak woodlands and can be enjoyed anytime, or we’d love to lead your group on a guided hike and learn things you never knew about nature. References available for locals services such as massage, ceramics, glass-blowing, kombucha-making, juggling, and yoga.
Nearby Attractions
Just minutes away are numerous swimming holes on the magical Yuba River, boating and kayaking on Bullards Bar Reservoir, hiking & biking in the Tahoe National Forest, visiting mining museums, or wine tasting & window shopping in historic Nevada City.