A place for reflection, movement, creativity, and connection with nature.
Meadow Path Healing Arts & Yoga Center sits on 7.5 acres of peaceful grounds, open to the public during daylight hours. The grounds are designed to support mindful walking, quiet reflection, gentle movement, and self-directed exploration. All who come in peace are welcome.
The Meadow Path grounds are an invitation to slow down, reconnect, and experience wellbeing through time spent on the land. Our meadows, trails, and natural gathering spaces are intentionally cared for to support quiet reflection, gentle movement, and meaningful connection with nature across the seasons.
Whether you arrive for a guided experience or choose to explore on your own, the land offers space to breathe, wander, and restore.
🌳 The Grove — Creativity, Rest, and Quiet Connection
The Grove is a sheltered, intimate space where visitors are invited to slow down, reflect, and explore gentle expressions of creativity and spirit.
Highlights include:
- The Punch Art Pathway – Vignettes of art and nature for contemplation
- Picnic tables – Mindful meals or quiet gathering
- Fairy House – Inspiration and whimsy for all ages
- Thoughtful vignettes – Hidden among the trees and near the barn
- Spirit Nest – A human-sized sculpture for photos or reflection
- Sitting benches – Pause, meditate, or journal
This space encourages quiet conversation, journaling, or simply being present.
🌾 Meadow Paths — Movement, Intention, and Open-Air Reflection
The ½-mile Peace & Wellness Trail guides visitors through open meadow spaces designed for walking meditation, contemplation, and connection with the land. It features:
- Infinity Path – A winding loop with sculptures and reflective spots
- Spiral Path – A meditative route for slow, mindful walking
- Shortcut Path – For shorter walks while still experiencing the highlights
Along the trail, you’ll encounter:
- Blessing Tree – Share a personal note or prayer ([link])
- Megalith Stone Circle – A modern monument for reflection
- Community Garden – Celebrating collaboration ([link])
- Meadow Path Labyrinth – A Seven Path Classical Labyrinth
- Artistic sculptures – Placed along the trail to inspire reflection
- Future signage – Planned for self-directed meadow/forest bathing activities
- Sitting benches – Rest, meditate, or enjoy the surroundings
Whether walking mindfully or simply enjoying the scenery, the Meadow Path grounds offer spaciousness, rhythm, and renewal, connecting visitors to nature, art, and community features.
Outdoor Wellness Experiences
In addition to open exploration, Meadow Path offers outdoor wellness experiences rooted in simple, evidence-informed practices. These experiences encourage calm, presence, and connection through activities such as slow walking, sensory awareness, rest, and seasonal reflection.
Some visitors choose to explore these practices on their own, while others participate in guided outdoor experiences offered throughout the year. Together, these opportunities complement indoor classes and highlight the unique benefits of spending mindful time outdoors.
👉 Learn more about Outdoor Wellness Experiences
Visiting & Connecting
Whether you are stopping by for a walk or attending a class, we enjoy welcoming visitors to Meadow Path. Feel free to explore the grounds, say hello, and spend time on the land at your own pace. Donations to support ongoing grounds upkeep are appreciated and may be placed in the donation tube located at the kiosk. While you’re there, please take a moment to sign our guestbook.
If you would like to schedule a tour or a Guided Walking Meditation, contact us or call the Center. In addition to visiting the grounds, we invite you to join yoga classes, drumming circles, wellness sessions, workshops, and seasonal events held both indoors and outdoors.
👉 See the current schedule of classes and events l Plan your visit
Grounds Guidelines
To keep Meadow Path peaceful and welcoming for all:
- Visit during daylight hours only
- Respect the land, structures, artwork, and gardens
- Stay on marked paths whenever possible
- Leave nature as you find it — do not remove stones, plants, or natural materials
- Dispose of trash properly or carry it out with you
- Keep voices, music, and devices at a mindful volume
- Dogs are welcome if leashed and cleaned up after
- Children are welcome and should be supervised
- Respect private areas or spaces marked as closed
- Smoking, alcohol, and recreational drugs are not permitted
Time spent on the Meadow Path grounds is intended to support personal wellbeing and connection with nature. Visitors are responsible for their own safety while exploring the land.
Thank you for helping us preserve Meadow Path as a place of peace, reflection, and connection.