Heart and Goal offers retreats and other special events in the San Bernardino National Forest. Our programs can be tailored specifically to your group or organization. Live in Riverside or surrounding area in the Inland Empire? We can come to you! Contact Us to learn more.
Currently, we hold monthly grief workshops and in 2025 we have a vision-board and intention-setting workshops on Sunday, January 26, 2025 from 9:30-11:30am. In person and online option available. Register below.
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Upcoming Events
- 1/26/2025: Move Your Intentions 2025! Vision Board Workshop In this workshop, we will start with some welcoming and centering and begin planting the seeds of our intentions for the coming year. We will do some yoga movement and breathing to open us up for clarity of our intentions for 2025! We’ll then transition to creating our own unique vision boards to take home that will inspire us for the rest of the year! Hang it somewhere prominent and spend some time looking at it each day and watch how they year unfolds as your vision becomes reality!
- For at home participants, you will want your own supplies like glue sticks, mod podge, poster board, old magazines, inspiring quotes, images etc. You could also generate a digital version using a tool like Pinterest!
Register Below with the Google Form for this In-Person/Online Hybrid Workshop:
https://forms.gle/FBp6MPU2PUsS7xun7
Our Beautiful Mountain Retreat, Camp DeBenneville Pines!
About the Camp
Camp de Benneville Pines is located at 41750 Jenks Lake Rd W, Angelus Oaks, CA 92305 in the San Bernardino National Forest about 90 miles east of Los Angeles at an elevation of 6,800 feet. The mountain hosts a forest of towering pines, cedars, and oaks.
GETTING THERE
Camp is about:
1.5 hours drive from San Diego
1 hour drive from Riverside
45 min from Redlands or Big Bear
2 hours from Santa Monica
A more detailed map will be provided closer to the event
PLANNING YOUR STAY
We are at high elevation, so it is important to drink a lot of water to stay hydrated. Fresh, clean mountain water is available in the lodge for you to fill up your reusable bottles!
Wear closed-toe shoes for walking around the grounds and bring your yoga mat if you have one and any props you might want (blocks, blankets, etc)
Plan to unplug—there is spotty WIFI and limited cell service. Send your family notice when you arrive before you lose reception and enjoy this opportunity to be fully present and unplugged!
What to Expect
Your registration fee includes 2 overnights in Craig’s Cabin (limited double beds for couples). You can request your roommates on the registration form. We recommend getting a team or group of friends together! Coming alone–no problem, it will be fun to mix things up and meet new people.
Craig’s Cabin can hold up to 26 people and has a full kitchen!
You will be bringing your own bedding (sleeping bag or sheets and pillow) and towels for showering. (Craig’s Cabin has three private bathrooms and is accessible)
All your delicious meals will be catered and are included in the price. Friday: Dinner, Saturday: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner and Sunday: Breakfast and grab and go lunch. Vegan, vegetarian, gluten free can be accommodated upon request at registration. **If you have more dietary restrictions or a specialized food needs you will have to supplement with your own food. You can store your extra food and snacks in Craig’s Cabin.
We have access to Craig’s Cabin, the Coffee House, and the beautiful, serene grounds.
SAFETY
The camp doesn’t require Covid vaccination, however, they do require everyone test at home prior to coming to camp and proof (photo of negative test) upon arrival.
After registering you will receive a camper packet via email with everything else you need to know including a health form to turn in at check-in.
