Retreat
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| At Haybergill, we are visited and re-visited by many groups on retreats. Consistant feedback from facilitators and participants has added to our belief that we provide the ethos and setting that can help make us a superb venue for a successful retreat. |
Our ethos is nurturing, caring, flexible, and unobtrusive. Here's a small selection of guests comments: |
"Thanks' to you and the rest of the team for providing the gorgeous 'centre' (isn't that such an apt word when you think about it?) for the retreat.... The whole weekend was just perfect for everyone....I left with a bit of sadness as it was so refreshing and calming at the same time to be in such a lovely building and in such beautiful surroundings.... I took a bit of it with me inside which will always remain.... the food?.......superb doesn't do justice. I don't normally eat very much, (especially with all my allergies) but helped myself to two portions of everything going the whole time I was there. I even ate breakfast every day, which is something I have never, ever done, even in great hotels...."-
Scottish Lynn, Haybergill Reiki Retreat, May 2005 |
| "Once again - thanks so much for a wonderful weekend - your centre is so special - it has such a peaceful and relaxed feel and your presence is so unobtrusive but welcoming to the groups..." - organiser, Cumbrian Person-Centered Weekend, February 2005 |
| "....a fabulous three days, the closing round was so gratifying, with people saying that whether they had had expectations or not, consciously or not, these had been exceeded.... And your place and delicious food got more than one passing mention..." -
organiser, Reiki and Personal/Spiritual Development Residential Retreat, May 2005 |
| "I felt the weekend was well facilitated and supported....Venue excellent....Venue perfect....I loved the venue" - participants, Giving Voice Foundation Annual Residential, July 2005 |
| "The retreat went very well....You have a great venue in Haybergill....I greatly appreciate all the help and co-operation you have given me...." - Mahasraddha, Manchester Buddhist Centre Retreat, March 2005 |
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Haybergill's setting is unique, in harmony with its beautiful surroundings. Our quality, eco-friendly timber buildings rest within 3 acres of mature woodland and shrubs.
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Views of the front and |
of the rear of the Centre. |
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The Centre shares the grounds with the impressive Haybergill House, our home.
Overspill accommodation can be provided here, please ask for details.
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The Centre's main room is
spacious and airy with a birch floor and furnished with comfortable, lightweight seating which is easily arranged or removed to suit individual requirements, as shown for these two yoga retreats. |
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The dining room is spacious with an oak floor and can be used as a second work area. |
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Our grounds are filled with mature trees and shrubs with plenty of space to roam and just be. |
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Contact Mick or Maggie if you have more questions about your retreat at Haybergill |
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