Tahoe Escape:

A Wilderness Yoga Retreat at Camp Wamp

with Mary-Kate Jackson, Sherry McConkey

Tahoe Wilderness, California

August 8-10, 2025 


A rejuvenating 2-night yoga retreat in the Tahoe wilderness focused on mindful movement, nature, nourishment, and connection.

The Experience
Camp Wamp is a private lakeside sanctuary locted on Deer Lake in Tahoe National Forest - exclusively reserved for our group. Each day begins with energizing yoga followed by guided hikes on scenic trails. Afternoons offer another yoga session with plenty of free time to:

Stay:

Enjoy:

Cost:

Cancellation Policy:

  • Swim or paddle Deer Lake

  • Participate in writing workshop

  • Create art

  • Relax with a book

  • Whatever YOU want!

Choose between rustic cabin lodging (limited to 12 guests) or bring your own tent, camper, van, or trailer to this accessible drive-in retreat. *Update: Cabin spaces are FULL

All meals prepared by celebrated Tahoe chef Billy McCollough, former owner of Dragonfly restaurant in downtown Truckee. His dishes are nourishing, fresh, and delicious.

For Cabin Bed: $850; Camping: $700
Required Deposit to Reserve Your Spot: $300

A $300 deposit is required to secure your spot for the retreat. If you need to cancel, we will make every effort to fill your spot.
~ If we are able to fill your spot, you will receive a 100% refund of your deposit.
~ If we are unable to fill your spot, you will receive 50% of your deposit back.

Meet your hosts!

Mary-Kate Jackson has been enjoying the outdoors since she was a young kid growing up in Maine. She has a passion for moving her body, which yoga fulfills on the daily, and sports like surfing, skiing and mountain biking light her up. She has been teaching yoga for 10 years and loves to share the benefits with others so they can experience what a daily yoga practice can do to enhance all the other movement practices in life to build strength, resilience, and avoid injury.

Sherry McConkey has been dedicated to her practice and teaching others for over a decade. She has over 800 hours of yoga training and says she will always keep educating herself to deepen her understanding.  Between raising her daughter Ayla and running her non-profit, the Shane McConkey Foundation, she is constantly learning and kept on her toes.  Even when life is extremely difficult, she finds her way back to her mat. Her goal is to help people find yoga for their physical bodies because it's a perfect way to give back to ourselves so we can continue to play and appreciate our beautiful world for the rest of our lives.