Woven Wild:
An intergenerational women’s retreat rooted in community, creativity, and the wisdom in nature’s cycles.
Retreat Details:
Dates:
September 18-21, 2025
Location:
Wrong Way Campground, Asheville, NC
Who this is for:
Calling all women, ages 18 and up, whose paths are varied but whose hearts are aligned—in all seasons of becoming, who are ready to weave the next chapter of their life’s tapestry.
Woven Wild is for those yearning for deeper connection—with themselves, with others, and with the natural world. This retreat is for women who recognize the unique wisdom that emerges when generations gather in circle to share, witness, and support one another on our individual and collective journeys. Whether you’re feeling stuck, standing at a threshold, or navigating a season of transition, this space invites you to release old patterns, reimagine what's possible, and begin weaving a life aligned with your truth, purpose, and wildest creativity.
Accommodations:
Wrong Way River Lodge & Cabins provides a campground vibe in a mountains-meets-urban environment. Right near downtown yet also on the river, it is an energizing spot filled with a vibrant community feel from the wildlife & flowing waters to the creatives in the nearby River Arts District.
Participants will stay in the Standard Cabins.These sleep up to four so you can make it a girls trip or reserve a cabin for yourself at an additional cost. Each cabin has a private balcony that faces the greenway and river across the street. There is one fully ADA compliant cabin available which is the closest cabin to the River Lodge and the upper parking lot. Please reach out to Barbara directly with any visible and invisible needs you’d like her to be aware of to best support your retreat experience.
Travel & Location, more info:
Wrong Way is about 35 minutes from Asheville Regional Airport
Enjoy easy access to Asheville's most popular attractions, such as the French Broad River Greenway (across the street), River Arts District (1 mile), West Asheville's Haywood Road (1 mile), Biltmore Estate and historic Biltmore Village (2 miles), the South Slope Brewing District (3 miles), and the heart of Downtown Asheville (3 miles).
Cabin Details (Read Before Booking)
Each cabin includes:
One queen bed and one queen sleeper sofa
One shared bathroom per cabin
Open-plan layout — there are no walls separating sleeping areas, so you’ll share a common sleeping space with your cabinmates
Thoughtful design and access to retreat amenities
Please note: even if you book a solo cabin, you’ll still be staying in a cabin designed for up to 3 people — you’ll simply have the space to yourself.
Pricing & What’s Included
Early Bird Pricing (Ends July 15)
Book by July 15, 2025 to lock in these early bird rates:
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Solo Cabin (just you)
Early bird price: $2,500
Deposit: $625 -
Shared Cabin – 2 People
Early bird price: $1,825 per person
Deposit: $450 -
Shared Cabin – 3 People
Early bird price: $1,500 per person
Deposit: $375
Prices will increase on July 16 to:
Solo: $2,750
Shared by 2: $2,000
Shared by 3: $1,650
Deposit & Payment Info
A non-refundable deposit is required to hold your spot:
The deposit goes toward your total and cannot be refunded or transferred for any reason. While we are unable to refund deposits, we are committed to holding compassionate boundaries. If you experience an extreme emergency, you may reach out and we will consider your situation privately and thoughtfully, but we cannot guarantee any exceptions.
Remaining balances are due by August 15, 2025
What’s Included
3 nights of accommodation
All meals (beginning Thursday dinner through Sunday breakfast)
Guided workshops, sessions, and materials
A Friday afternoon group excursion
Snacks, drinks, welcome gifts, and so much more
Sample Itinerary:
Thursday, 9/18
5:00pm Welcome dinner & opening ritual in The Meadow at Wrong Way
Friday, 9/19
8:00am
Breakfast & morning session in The Eddy at Wrong Way
12:00pm-2:30pm
Lunch in The Eddy followed by integration time
2:30pm
Off-site excursion in nature, TBD *stay tuned!*
5:00pm
Integration time
6:00pm
Dinner in The Meadow followed by optional evening offering
Saturday, 9/20
8:00am
Breakfast in The Eddy
9:30am
Full Circle Weaving Workshop: A Journey Back to Center led by Courtney LaCaria, the farmer and fiber artist behind Form and Function Creative, in the Eddy
12:00pm
Lunch in The Eddy followed by free time
3:00pm
Session in The Meadow
5:00pm
Integration time
6:00pm
Dinner in The Meadow followed by a bonfire release ritual
Sunday, 9/21
8:00am
Breakfast & closing rituals in The Eddy
10:30am
Farewells & check out
Artist Workshop:
Courtney LaCaria will be leading us in a weaving workshop that aligns with the themes we’ll be exploring.
Stefanie Irene will be there to capture the retreat experience through her beautiful photography.
Hi! I’m Barbara.
I help individuals and communities transform old beliefs & relational patterns into opportunities for healing, integrating and thriving.
Life cycles through endings and beginnings that invite you to constantly let go and recreate your life path. Oftentimes this can leave you feeling stuck in the middle of one chapter and the next unwritten one in your story.
I offer 1:1 coaching, retreats, and community consulting to address life’s transitions and pain points through playful, creative methods helping you get unstuck and more ready to co-create with your life. Whether you’re seeking a way to personally evolve or strengthen your community’s connections, I am here for you.
Mission
Reweaving Communities exists to support individuals and groups through life’s seasons by guiding them back to wholeness through community, creativity, and connection to the cyclical rhythms of nature. Through workshops, 1:1 sessions, retreats, and consulting, we help unravel outdated patterns and reweave new ways of relating that foster healing, resilience, and collective thriving.
Core Values
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Community
We believe healing is amplified in relationship. By creating spaces rooted in trust, care, and collaboration, we invite deeper belonging and mutual transformation.
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Creativity
We honor the role of play, storytelling, and embodiment as essential tools for personal growth, expression, and the reimagining of possibility.
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The Cyclical
We root our work in the natural rhythms of the earth, embracing seasonality, rest, and renewal as foundational to individual and collective well-being.