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In today's fast-paced world of easy access apps and technology, it can sometimes be overwhelming to deeply connect and get to know other single men on a deeper level. The annual Singles Retreat at Easton Mountain is a great way to meet other single men face to face. We’ve created a delightful get-a-away weekend for single gay men. Spend the holiday weekend meeting new friends, enjoying the beautiful fall foliage, engaging other single men in meaningful discussions, dancing, massage, touch, and more! The whole weekend is an invitation to reconnect with ourselves, make new friends, and experience the warmth and power of genuine community. Space may be limited so reserve your
Food, lodging, and all activities and workshops are included!
“I have been to Singles Weekend several times previously. As with all other Easton Mountain events, there is friendship, bonding, and support.” Michael B., MA
“I attended the singles retreat last year without any expectations. Being at Easton Mountain in autumn was so beautiful. I met friends there that continue to enrich my life. And best of all, I met the love of my life there that weekend. What a great celebration of community with so many wonderful men of my gay tribe.” Jack S., NY
From $595.00 per person, all inclusive.
All rates include everything you need for a transformative retreat:
We offer a wide range of housing options — from tent camping, glamping tents, and cabins to bunkhouse and guest house rooms. For more info on our housing types, click here.
This rate is for first-time visitors to Easton Mountain. It includes meals, the full program, and the best housing option we are able to offer you during the week of the program. Housing with the NEWBIE rate is not guaranteed in any specific room type and may not include an attached bathroom.
Attend programming and enjoy meals during the day while staying off campus in your own home or in nearby lodging. DOES NOT INCLUDE HOUSING.
Pitch your own tent on the grounds. The most affordable way to experience Easton — and for the right person, the most connecting. Bring your gear and make yourself at home.
A shared bunk room nestled in the woods. Wake up surrounded by trees with the sounds of the forest right outside your window.
Two sets of twin-size bunk beds. Guests may have up to three roommates assigned. The most immersive community experience — connection starts in the room.
A pre-set tent ready for you on arrival. The outdoor experience without the gear — comfortable, simple, and fully immersed in the land.
The most spacious and comfortable accommodation in the Guest House. A private suite with a sitting area and views of the valley — extra room to breathe and settle in.
Two full-size beds. One roommate will be assigned. A comfortable balance between privacy and community, with its own bathroom.
The entire cabin is yours. Full-size bed with room for a second guest at the Commuter rate — just note it in your reservation and we\'ll arrange it. Quiet, private, and unlike anywhere else on the property.
A private room in the Garden Cabin with the wraparound deck and forest right outside. Peaceful and removed — the woodland version of a single room.
A private room for one. Your own space to decompress and recharge between days — a full-size bed, private bathroom, and all the quiet you need.
Scholarships are available for retreats produced directly by Easton Mountain. If money is the only thing standing between you and a week on the mountain, reach out — we want you here.
Please follow the safety practices and guidelines we learned in the “Setting the… Read more
Please follow the safety practices and guidelines we learned in the “Setting the Stage” workshop.
You can utilize the Desire Board to let others know what you are looking for.
The space will be facilitated and guided until at least midnight, after which it will be an open unfacilitated space.
You may encounter hosts, volunteers, presenters, and facilitators in the space. Each person will be responsible for setting boundaries, negotiating, and communicating with anyone they encounter in the space.
Residents and volunteers: If you wish to participate in the Evening Play Party or any workshops, you will need a basic understanding of safety, consent, negotiation, and dungeon etiquette, as well as the values of the retreat around connection. It is important that you attend Opening Circle and Setting the Stage. If your schedule does not allow for this, please see Sir Bob for an orientation.
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