Fallow & Folk is a 3-night, 4-day creative retreat set on the Hood Canal in a historic Girl Scout camp. It’s part nostalgic summer camp, part restful reset, and part creative business workshop. Campers can choose between two interchangeable tracks: Rest & Restore or Build & Bloom—or blend both to create their own ideal retreat.

Fallow has two meanings, both felt incredibly fitting for this camp.

1) It refers to a farming practice. When the land has been used too much and needs to be left alone to rest and come back.

2) The fallow deer are native to Europe and absolutely beautiful. They also have made a home on Spieden Island here in the PNW. They used their environment to grow and flourish.

This retreat is for artists, small business owners, dreamers, burnt-out creatives, and anyone craving new friendships, connection to nature, and time to recharge before the busy season begins. You don’t need to own a business or be super outdoorsy—just come as you are.

Camp will go from Thursday April 30, 2026 to Sunday May 3, 2026.

We’ll be staying in classic log cabins at a waterfront Girl Scout camp on the Hood Canal in Washington. The cabins are rustic, charming, and shared—think bunk beds, cozy sleeping bags, and lots of late-night chats.

We’re finalizing registration pricing now (with transparency around what it includes). Expect tiered pricing options including a few need-based community scholarships. We expect the pricing to be around $2,000.