Eco Domes
Geodesic dome accommodations with skylights for stargazing, private bathrooms, and small wood stoves for cool evenings. The most permanent of our glamping options.
Visit & Stay
Visit Still Waters
Eco-glamping, farm tours, wellness retreats, and seasonal gatherings on 507 acres of regenerative land in Redding, California. The best way to understand Still Waters is to spend a night under its sky.
Opening Phase 1
Glamping Stays
The Still Waters Glamping Village opens in Phase 1 with eco domes, luxury safari tents, and RV pads set within the working landscape. Wake up to birdsong, walk to the farm for breakfast, and spend the day moving between the Grove, the Sanctuary, and the pond. Glamping at Still Waters is not roughing it. It is comfortable, beautiful, off-grid living in the middle of one of California's most regenerative landscapes.
Luxury Safari Tents
Canvas safari tents on raised wooden platforms. Real beds, soft linens, and the sound of the land all around you. Bath houses are a short walk away.
RV Pads
Spacious RV pads with full hookups, set within the Glamping Village. Ideal for traveling families, founding families during construction, and long-stay visitors.
Opening Phase 1
Day Visits and Farm Tours
For those not staying overnight, day visits and farm tours offer a closer look at how Still Waters works. Walk the Grove. See the regenerative farm in action. Visit the Worship House. Tours are led by Still Waters team members and often include a meal at Table of Eden Café or Trinity Watchtowers Restaurant.
- The Walking Tour · 90 minutes · guided walk through the five zones
- The Farm Tour · half day · deep look at regenerative farming practices
- The Sanctuary Visit · day pass · access to the Restoration House and natural pools
- Custom Group Tours · by arrangement · for churches, schools, and organizations
Launching Phase 2
Wellness Retreats
Multi-day wellness retreats at Still Waters bring together everything the village offers: the Restoration House, the regenerative farm, the breathwork and movement spaces, and the quiet of the land itself. Retreats are intentionally small. Most accommodate 12 to 20 guests, with deep one-on-one time with practitioners and time alone with the land.
- Restoration Weekends · 3 nights · sauna, cold plunge, breathwork, and rest
- Nüma Breath Intensives · 4 nights · breath, ice, and movement
- Functional Medicine Retreats · 5 nights · personalized protocols and lab work
- Faith & Restoration Retreats · weekend · scripture, stillness, and shared meals
- Custom Group Retreats · by arrangement · for organizations and churches
Currently Hosting
Founder Dinners
Founder dinners are the most intimate way to experience Still Waters. Small gatherings of eight to twelve guests share a long table with Kassi and Justin, the project founders, over a meal prepared from local regenerative sources. Conversation is honest. Questions are welcomed. Many founding family conversations begin around this table.
Founder dinners are held a few times each season in Redding and occasionally in other cities. Seats are limited and offered to families who have indicated interest through the founding family inquiry process. There is no obligation attached. Many guests come simply to listen, taste, and see whether Still Waters resonates.
Request a Founder Dinner Invitation →
Opening Phase 1
Weddings and Private Events
Still Waters hosts a limited number of weddings, anniversaries, and private gatherings each year. The Events Pavilion, the Worship House, and the Grove all serve as ceremony and reception spaces. Catering comes from the regenerative farm, prepared by the village kitchens. The setting is beautiful without being staged.
- Weddings · ceremonies in the Worship House or outdoor gardens, receptions in the Events Pavilion
- Anniversaries & Vow Renewals · intimate gatherings on the land
- Corporate Retreats · for mission-aligned organizations
- Memorial Services & Celebrations of Life · in the Worship House or gardens
Opening Phase 1
Seasonal Festivals
The seasonal festivals at Still Waters mark the turning of the year. Each is open to the public on a ticketed basis and free for founding families. The festivals are not productions. They are extensions of the rhythms of village life, shared with guests who want to taste them firsthand.
Spring · The Planting Feast
Wildflower walks, the lambing season blessing, and the first outdoor meal of the year on the long tables.
Summer · The Solstice Concert
Outdoor music, evening swimming in the natural pools, and food from the height of the harvest.
Fall · The Harvest Festival
Cider pressing, canning weekends, the village-wide gratitude meal, and the year's most popular gathering.
Winter · The Candlelit Worship House
Quiet solstice gatherings, scripture by candlelight, and slow indoor meals shared around fire.
Opening Phase 1
Workshops and Classes
The Education Center hosts workshops and short courses throughout the year. Classes are taught by Still Waters team members and visiting practitioners. Some are weekend intensives. Some are full apprenticeships. All are designed to pass forward the skills that this way of life depends on.
- Regenerative Farming · soil, water, animals, and rotational systems
- Natural Building · hempcrete, lime plaster, and timber framing
- Herbalism & Apothecary · medicinal plants and traditional preparations
- Food Preservation · fermenting, canning, and seasonal stockpiling
- Breathwork & Movement · Nüma practices and somatic work
- Faith & Discipleship · weekend retreats and small-group studies
Join the Waitlist
Booking and Inquiries
Most of these offerings open with Phase 1 of construction. Until then, the best way to stay close is to join the Visit waitlist. We will reach out as bookings open for the experience you are most interested in. Founder dinners are happening now, and inquiries about weddings and large group retreats are welcomed at any time.
Thank you. We have you on the list. You will hear from us as offerings open for the experiences you selected. In the meantime, we recommend reading the Journal to get a feel for the land and the people building it.
Or Begin a Deeper Conversation
If your interest is less about a single visit and more about whether Still Waters could be home, the Founding Families page may be the right next step. Either way, we are glad you are here.