Buckhorn Springs Retreat Center
A historic setting for contemplation, group events, and restorative experiences.
Yoga Retreats
Buckhorn’s dodecagon has become a destination for yoga retreats since its completion in 2006. The 12-sided building was designed and built by owner/operator Bruce Sargent.
Buddhist Retreats
Buckhorn Springs has welcomed the local Buddhist center for the past 15 years, as well as many other Buddhist retreats drawing teachers and guests from around the world.
Women’s Retreats
Each year we welcome many groups, some come to practice religion, meditation, or art, and some simply come to enjoy the beauty and tranquility of Buckhorn Springs.“Bruce grew, cut and milled the lumber for the beautiful new circular “yoga pavilion” [Dodecagon]. The light and beauty of the pavilion defies words in its ability to welcome and hold open the space in which the spirit of the group inevitably evolves.
“We like to call Buckhorn “our” retreat and the Sargents are kind enough to loan it to us. They steward this land and indeed, the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument, on behalf of all of us who are lucky enough to be able to visit, heal and strengthen there. We are grateful.”
Lama Pema Clark and Lama Yeshe Parke, Teachers at Kagyu Sukha Chöling, a Tibetan Buddhist Center, Returning Teachers Since 2001“Each year, in both spring and fall, the women who show up to retreat from busyness create magic together, as Leslie and her kitchen staff creates magic in the kitchen, feeding and nourishing the ground of our creativity.”
Dot Fisher-Smith, Women's Retreat Facilitator, Returning Leader Since 2006