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Wildkind Rewilding Retreat for Women
$375.00
Reconnect with your wild self during this transformative weekend of wilderness survival skills, nature immersion, movement, mindfulness, and Soulful connection. Led by Wildkind Outdoors founder and resident instructor Jess Caldwell, this two night retreat blends hands on survival training with practices designed to awaken your senses, build resilience, restore vitality, and deepen your relationship with the natural world. Through firecraft, nature awareness, hiking, crafting, campfire conversations and time with a community of new friends, you will step away from the noise of everyday life and return to what feels essential. Come ready to learn new skills, laugh, connect, challenge yourself, and rediscover your sense of ALIVENESS.
June 11-13 2027
August 20-22 2027
To provide a meaningful group experience, we do require a minimum of four women registered for each retreat weekend.
If we don’t reach that number, we’ll reach out to you ahead of time and explore the options together. You’ll be welcome to move your registration to another available Wildkind retreat date, receive a credit toward a future experience, or request a refund.
Tap each tab below: Description, Additional Information, and Class Details. You’ll find the course overview, class times, driving directions, what to bring, and overnight arrangements.
Description
Wildkind Rewilding Retreat for Women
The Survival University Campus, Cripple Creek Colorado
A Weekend of Wilderness Skills, Nature Connection & Renewal for Women
Join Resident Instructor Jess Caldwell, Founder of Wildkind Outdoors, for a nature-immersion & wilderness skills weekend that will inspire ALIVENESS. This unique rewilding retreat for Women is a return to self, to nature & community.
This experience is designed to reconnect you with your sense of ALIVENESS, awaken your senses, and cultivate foundational wilderness survival skills to build greater confidence while enjoying outdoor adventures.
What You’ll Experience
- Wilderness Survival Training 101
- Guided nature immersion & sensory activation practices
- A scenic hike (around 4 miles)
- Nature-Crafting
- Campfire conversations for community connection
- A personal retreat to renew your sense of wonder
Beyond Skills: A Holistic Approach
Jess will guide you through foundational, hands-on wilderness survival training that will include nature awareness and mindfulness practices to deepen your connection to self and the land. She will offer holistic health practices including daily movement to restore vitality to the mind and body.
Why This Matters
When women gather and share meaningful connections while learning new skills, the result is an experience of JOY. We tend to laugh, offer support for one another, share stories and relate. As Earth Walkers who feel the winds of change and can sense the need to gather in community and organize, this 2-night women’s retreat is not just skills training but an opportunity to become the change you wish to see in the world. Jess welcomes you to awaken something primal within your bones and to gather at our ceremonial fire.
This weekend is an opportunity to:
- build personal resilience
- help balance the nervous system
- Step into a more grounded and embodied form of aliveness
We are not separate from nature ~ we are nature. Your presence, your voice, and your leadership are needed in this time of global change. As women we innately hold sensitivities, feeling centers and creative portals that will help bridge the widening disconnect between humans and our Divine connection to all that is in the web of life. Your voice and your leadership are welcome here and this transformational weekend will inspire you to rise and shine.
Wildkind Philosophy
Holistic survival in today’s world requires both:
- Practical skills and a preparedness mindset inspired by the awareness and adaptability of our ancestors
- Inner resilience (mental clarity, physical vitality, emotional awareness, and connection)
Through the elements: Earth, Water, Fire, Air & Ether, we cultivate a way of living that supports both individual and collective wellbeing.
Jess is an ALIVENESS coach and believes that holistic survival requires basic human skills 101 (fire, water, shelter, food & medical) along with epic self-care practices that keep our minds awake, our bodies moving and our hearts open. We will work with the elements of Earth, Water, Fire, Air & Ether to create daily rituals of enlivenment. We will build our resiliency from the inside out and create a growing community of changemakers who will guide the collective through unprecedented challenges we are currently facing. We will do this work with the support of community, laughter as medicine, presence walks, primal movement, food is love, storytelling, dancing and singing
A full gear list will be provided upon registration
Course Overview
- Course: REWILDING CAMP FOR WOMEN
- Duration: 3 days
- Class starts: 9 AM at Café Leo in Woodland Park
Instructor
Resident Instructor: Jess Caldwell, founder of Wildkind Outdoors
Training Format
Rewilding gathering for women. Foundational outdoor survival skills, nature, awareness, mindfulness practices, and community connection at our mountain campus at TSU.
Address: 71 Monarch Dr, Cripple Creek, CO 80813
Driving Directions: [Click here for directions]
(Important: Our camp is remote and GPS is often unreliable. Please read these directions carefully and have them saved or printed before you leave. Cell service is limited once you head into the mountains.)
Course Arrangements
Students enrolled in this course may remain on the training property overnight during the scheduled program. Students staying on the property provide their own shelter and sleeping equipment, using tents, tarps, hammocks, or primitive field shelters. Use of the training property overnight is limited to enrolled students and authorized program participants. Campsites are not independently rented or offered to the general public.
Students who prefer to stay off site can choose from multiple hotels and Airbnb rentals in the surrounding area. Cripple Creek is approximately a 15-minute drive from our location, and Woodland Park is approximately 30 minutes away. Students are responsible for arranging their own lodging and making reservations directly with their chosen provider. Please call or email us before the course if you have questions about overnight arrangements.
Facilities
- Facilities: Porta potty restroom and potable water provided.
Food and Water
Potable water is available at camp. Students bring their own food. Quick meals like freeze-dried pouches or MREs are recommended, though you may bring any food suitable for campfire cooking or personal stoves. Local groceries and restaurants are nearby.
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