FAQs Ontario

What to do? So many options! With a day or weekend pass, you're free to join any of our led meditations, classes and lectures, and musical happenings. Check the schedule for the full program. In your free time, you're welcome to enjoy our 13-acre property—make a picnic in the shade of the apple orchard, play some lawn games, sprawl out in the grass and just be. Relax deeply with a massage from Angela Desand. If you're up for a swim, there's a small beach in Sydenham, just 5km down the road. For a wilder adventure (and with a little more time) Frontenac National Park offers great hiking and canoeing opportunities a short drive away.

Grab your friends and join our open-to-all donation-based class Friday evening, led by Liz Huntly & Roland Jensch, accompanied by epic sounds from DJ Drez. On Saturday evening, joing us for an low-key, intimate Kirtan with Keith Borden. Bring your own food, or pick up small bites & sweet treats from our snack bar. Eat, shake your booty, be merry in the barn. If you're looking for a meditative evening, mellow out around the campfire, or find a quiet space to count the stars.

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Yoga.

Clothes to move & breathe in.
A yoga mat.
Blocks, bolsters, straps if you have them & like to use them.
A blanket, cosy socks & sweater for meditation (it'll be chilly in the morning.)
A water bottle (it'll get sweaty later on.)

Food.

Tasty treats, cold drinks, and coffee & tea can be purchased at our snackbar.
Feel free to bring whatever you want to eat/share over the weekend. A barbeque will be open for general use. Don't forget marshmellows & (veggie)wieners to roast over the camp fire!
Please bring reusable dishes and cutlery! This festival celebrates our connection to the earth—let's keep excess waste to a minimum.
There is a small selection of grocery & convenience stores and restaurants in Sydenham (5 min. drive). Plenty of options in Kingston (20 min. drive).

Fun.

Sunscreen!
A bathing suit & towel if you want to hit the beach.
A hoola hoop, a jump rope, or anything else you can play with outside.
A musical instrument you like to play. And/or your best singing-around-the-campfire voice.

Camping?

Tent.
Bedding.
Flashlight.
A camping stove if you plan to do your own cooking.
Note: we have potable water for campers!

By Car?

From the 401, take Sydenham Rd exit. Go North on Sydenham Rd for 10 km. Turn left on to Orser Rd. Take the first right on to Stagecoach Rd. We're 2 km up the road on the lefthand side.

By Train?

VIA Rail offers regular service to Kingston many cities. A cab from the train station to Stagecoach Rd. costs approximately $30. Or let us know when you're arriving and we'll see if we can arrange a pick up.

By Bus?

megabus offers regular service to Kingston from many locations. A cab from the bus station to Stagecoach Rd. costs approximately $30. Or let us know when you're arriving and we'll see if we can arrange a pick up.

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Camp on Site!

Pitch your tent on our lawn. Be at one with nature. Sleep until 5 minutes before morning meditation practice starts. YES YES YES.

RVs & vans are welcome. Subject to camping fee—all campers must purchase the WEEKEND PASS + CAMPING ticket type. Note that we don't have hydro/water services.

Full service camping & cabin rentals are available at Loborough Lake Holiday Park (5 minute drive) and Kingston KOA (12 minute drive).

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Hotels/B&B's in the area:

For Kingston Tourism's full listing of places to stay, click here.

Or check Airbnb for privately rented accomodation.

Surf a Couch...

Sign up with Couchsurfing to find a local host. (Kingston has approximately 695 of them, last we checked.) Best thing about surfing? You'll make a new friend. Second best thing? It's FREE.

Still have questions? Send us an email: [email protected].