Windhorse Retreat Center

The building has two separate spaces, the East Side and the West Side. Each space can be rented separately or the facility as a whole. The building can accommodate one person or a large group. 

The East Side has 3 bedrooms (two with double beds, one with a twin bed, futon, and desk), a full bath, a full eat-in kitchen, and a large living space with high ceilings and lots of natural light. 

The West Side is more rustic and has an upper and lower level. The upper level has 1 bedroom (with a double bed), a meditation space/study, a kitchen, a dining space, and a bathroom with shower stall. The lower level has a living space and office/library.

Essentials are provided: towels, bedding, hangers, toilet paper, soap, pots and pans, dishes and utensils. There is ample parking and each side has a private entrance.

Contact us for group or individual rates. Reduced daily rate for retreats two nights or longer. 

Our community is diverse, capable, and heartfelt. Sustainability, the ability to conserve an ecological balance by avoiding depletion of natural resources, is the foundation of a good society and a long history of the land at Windhorse Retreat Center.

Our neighbors include the founding members of High Wind Association, a group which for decades has advanced projects in the areas of environmental stewardship, renewable energy, and education.

Our neighbors just below the ridge, the Seely family, operate the amazing organic Springdale Farm, feeding hundreds of families delicious food.

Sheboygan County has a rich history (as well as the renowned Stefano restaurants and John Michael Kohler Arts Center and Art Preserve). Nearby Plymouth is a quaint little town for shopping, dining and more.