October 3-5 , 2008

Renew, Relax, Rediscover...

Located on the shores of Grindstone Lake, the Audubon Center’s 535 acres of beautifully varied landscapes provide the perfect setting for this complete holistic adventure. Spend this weekend with your friends or take the opportunity to get away by yourself, meet new people, and learn new skills. A mix of professionals in the fields of health, exercise, crafts and nutrition will provide a variety of physical, mental, and spiritual activities to choose from. You’ll find our accommodations are perfect for a weekend of adventure, relaxation and renewal.  You will be housed in either Crosby Lodge or Lowry Lodge, which are centrally located to all the weekend’s activities—each spacious room is equipped with bunk style beds and sleeps up to 5 or 8 people.

Greet the change of seasons with restored energy and creativity!
Renew Yourself: Mind, Body & Spirit

Our food has a reputation of its own and has come to be known as some of the best in the area!  We strive to provide healthy, wholesome, organic meals and our chef carefully plans and prepares each one with creativity and taste.

Cost for three days is: $240/person based on 2 women per room $220/person based on 3 or more per room All-inclusive (meals, lodging and programming) Commuter rate: $140/person (includes programming & meals only)

Click here to download a brochure with registration form

For more information or to register,
contact the Audubon Center:
320-245-2648 or 888-404-7743
audubon1@audubon-center.org

Possible classes for the weekend may include (the following are examples only - actual class offerings will be posted on the weekend schedule):

ADVENTURE AND CHALLENGE examples include: High Ropes Climbing Wall Low Ropes Team Challenge Survivor Course Nordic Walking Canoeing CREATIVE EXPRESSION such as: Art Classes Craft Classes Gardening Courses Nature Journaling

WELLNESS & NATURE examples include: Yoga Massage & Reiki Meditation Natural Beauty Treatments Guided Hikes Bird Banding

 

Our Mission: To protect, improve and promote the enjoyment of the natural environment through formal and informal education programs and research; to assist and encourage environmental education programs, centers, and careers.

Our Vision: The environment is the blackboard for the Center's educational programs; the common ground that brings us together with the natural world and people from around the globe to share our concerns for one another and the future. It is through positive and shared experience that we hope we can affect the values and actions of our people to create a world of harmonious diversity.