Community & Service Projects

During a Community & Service Project retreat, you’ll spend your time doing practical work that matters alongside other people who came for the same reason. The day starts with a simple plan, work in blocks, break for meals and water, and keep moving without feeling rushed. There’s room for conversation while you work, and room for quiet when you don’t feel like talking.

Projects vary based on the season and what’s needed, but they’re the kind of things that make a real difference when they get done. That can include cleanup and organizing, basic property care, trail and grounds work, stacking or moving materials, light painting or repairs, setting up spaces for guests, helping with ranch tasks, or putting effort into a specific service project for a partner group. If a project needs more hands, we do it together. If it needs patience and attention, someone takes that piece and owns it.

You don’t need special skills, just a willingness to help. We’ll walk through what we’re doing, keep it safe and straightforward, and make sure everyone has a role that fits. Some people like physical work. Others do better with lighter tasks, organizing, setup, or support work that still matters. Either way you leave knowing you helped in a concrete way because you can see a tangible result.