Wild Rice Retreat

Location on the lake was amazing, food delicious and healthy, yoga classes were great, people very helpful

Not enough trees between cabins for privacy, peace pod a little crowded. Slippers would be great.

Quiet, intimate, private, surrounded with nature.

Beautiful environment for a quiet way to enjoy natural surroundings. Great garden fresh meals too!

Very peaceful and great architecture (beautiful modern cabins and amazing main building). Sauna was great too

It’s new so still a little raw and rough. It was also a pain to have to park in the lot vs being closer to the cabins, but I understand the reason why (more peaceful not to have cars coming and going)

My husband and I loved our weekend! It was a perfect reset for our body and mind. First off the bed was the best we have ever slept in. Our next favorite was the sauna and cold plung tub. The atmosphere was very clean, natural, calming and the staff were all very nice. We will be back for sure!

Great, unique, quiet place with fantastic amenities.

The retreat is orientated to a particular demographic of sophomoric tourist expecting to enjoy plenty of coffee books and nut snacks that decorate the interior. If you like spaces that encourage serendipitous praise to "the founder" like you've entered Plato's mediocre academy of virtue signaling, then I recommend Wild ... I have already forgotten the full name (the "w" has been found plastered on everything like Tesla). I can't be bothered to read anymore ads about this place or the unique philosophy of its owner. It's like any other traditional American faux Scandinavian resort, you sleep in separate RV trailers converted with a combination of industrial wood and Ikea furniture to create enough privacy where you can't usually hear your neighbor but will ultimately see their sneering face as they name drop their engineer friend's work location and how one night of yoga has transformed their essential whole. 2 nights stay seem like the usual. I needed 3 until I felt any sense of peace and that was off-site. What I did love was having access to salad and coffee two times daily. The kitchen and professional house keepers are serious reasons to consider staying. But if you're visiting the area without a planned program on-site, I can't recommend staying. It's a decent place to start your up north vacation but doesn't live up to the hype.