Come to the Land

There is a vibration that only wild nature emanates. A stay on the land is the embodiment of the age of the feminine within yourself. It's time for her to reign in your life.

Kerry’s off-grid woods are open to women, June through October. Pitch your tent or rent a glamping tent, and let the wild one within you lead. Naked is welcome. No schedule, no facilitation, and nobody asking anything of you.

Just come and BE.

A self-led stay on Wild Land

Open June - October

Eastern Upper Peninsula of Michigan

The Land

55 acres of private, off-grid sanctuary in Michigan's Eastern Upper Peninsula, nestled beside hundreds of acres of conservation forest. A six minute walk takes you to a large bay on the St. Marys River, which connects Lake Superior and Lake Huron. Known locally as "God's Country," this land is wild, remote, and deeply alive. There are more trees than people here, more stars than streetlights, and more stillness than noise.

My family and I built this place off-grid in 2020 as both sanctuary and ceremony, created for deep communion with Mother Earth. You'll drink pure, clean well water. Water you can trust to bathe in, sip, and bless your skin with.

What's Possible Here

This is the space to explore your nudity, if you wish, and the healing energy of the wilderness. You choose your own journey of pure immersion in BEingness, invited by nature to drop into your flow, your feminine, your yin, your existence.

Walk barefoot. Be curious. Meet the plants, the wind, the moss, and the mycelium. Wild rose and tobacco grow here, alongside a whole living world of plant teachers. Wander. Listen. Sit in silence and solitude. Enter into relationship with the living world that surrounds you.

Wild creatures live here too, from butterflies to black bears, porcupines to owls, hummingbirds to wolves. Most often they stay out of sight, keeping a respectful distance from our human scent and sound. But when you slow down, listen, and become part of the landscape instead of passing through it, you may be blessed with their presence. You may experience a hawk circling overhead, a deer slipping through the trees, or coyotes calling in the distance.

What this is (and isn't)

What it is: A haven for women. A place to land. You get the woods, the trails, the fire pit, the quiet, and all the naked time you want.

What it isn't: A retreat. I live here, but I'm not hosting, cooking, or guiding. Food isn't included.

Want to be held, fed, and guided? That's a Private Retreat →

FAQs

What services do you offer?

We offer a range of solutions designed to meet your needs—whether you're just getting started or scaling something bigger. Everything is tailored to help you move forward with clarity and confidence.

How do I get started?

Getting started is simple. Reach out through our contact form or schedule a call—we’ll walk you through the next steps and answer any questions along the way.

What makes you different?

We combine a thoughtful, human-centered approach with clear communication and reliable results. It’s not just what we do—it’s how we do it that sets us apart.

Ways to Sleep

Bring your own tent

Bring your own bedding and gear.

$65 per person, per night. $395 per person, per week.

Shared Glamping Tent

2-3 beds per bell tent. You may share with another guest or a friend.

$[X] per person, per night. $[X] per person, per week.

Private Glamping

The whole tent is yours.

$[X] per night. $[X] per week.

Full Team

Ways to Sleep

Bring your own tent

1

Bring your own bedding and gear.

$[X] per person, per night. $[X] per person, per week.

A bed in a glamping tent

2

2-3 beds per bell tent. You may share with another guest or friends who book together stay together.

$[X] per person, per night. $[X] per person, per week.

A glamping tent to yourself

3

The whole tent is yours.

$[X] per night. $[X] per week.

How can I contact you?

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You can reach us anytime via our contact page or email. We aim to respond quickly—usually within one business day.

Three ways to sleep

A bed in a glamping tent

A glamping tent to yourself

Two-night minimum. Want to stay longer than two weeks? Reach out.

How to apply

  1. Send a short application with your dates and who's coming.

  2. I say yes or no. If it's a yes, you pay in full to hold your dates.

  3. You get a welcome note with directions and the lay of the land.

Link line: I just want to be →

BOOK AN APPOINTMENT

Want more?

Want a session with me, photography, or an airport ride? Ask when you apply.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Located in Michigan's Eastern Upper Peninsula.

    You can drive in, or fly into CIU (Chippewa International Airport).. Airport pickup or drop-off is $125 each way, or $200 for both. That's per trip, so friends or other travelers arriving together can share the cost.

    Stays are bookable June through October. Two-night minimum, with a weekly rate if you want to settle in. Want to stay longer than two weeks? Just note that in your application.

  • Bring your own. There's a designated building for cooking and storing your food. Keep all food in there, never in your tent.

    Flying in without a car? Plan your food before you land. There's no grocery store between the airport and the land. A few ways I can help:

    • Local farm/garden box: Seasonal food from farmers near me, waiting when you arrive. Price varies depending on what your needs are and what’s available.

    • Grocery pickup $70: You place a curbside order and pay online. We pick up your order.

    • Trails through the woods, plus local trails worth exploring

    • A fire pit

    • A kitchen building for cooking and storing your food. All food stays in there, never in your tent.

    • A building with a shower, toilet, and sink

    • Clean well water

    • Solar power, so electricity is here but minimal

    • Wi-fi when it's needed, not 24/7.

    • Cell service is spotty and unpredictable.

    • Two cats

    • Wild neighbors: bear, wolves, coyote, cougar, deer, and etc

    • This is a self-led stay. No facilitation, and food isn't included.

    • Guests are women only, and other women may be here during your stay. The camp is its own area, set apart from Kerry's cabin. This is a living, working homestead. Kerry lives and works here, so family, guests, workers, or her clients may be on the land at times. If any service needs to happen in the camping area, you will be notified in advance.

    • No pets or visitors.

    • No alcohol or drugs. Plant consciousness is welcome.

  • Yes. A friend, a partner, a space alien. Tell me who's coming when you apply. The investment is per person, and you can share a tent. No pets.

  • Whatever you want. This isn't guided, so you get to figure out what your body needs out here. A few ideas: hiking shoes, a water bottle, a sun hat, your food, and an offering for the land.

    And if you’re brining your own camping, then bring all that you need for it!

  • This is wild land, and you explore at your own risk. Bear, wolves, coyote, cougar, and deer live here, along with my two cats. I walk and lie in these woods all the time. I've met wolves, and they just go on their way.

    There's a mindfulness to walking this land. I like to make noise when I feel an animal close, so they know I'm there. There's a Swedish tradition of singing your song in the forest for the same reason. Trails are cut for easy walking, and there are local trails worth exploring too.

  • Yes, you can really be naked. Guests are women only, and the camp area is set apart from Kerry's cabin. Most of the time, the only ones who'll see you are the other women staying here, Kerry, the plants, and the animals.

    This is also Kerry's home and workplace, so now and then someone may be on the land for upkeep or a visit. Though her cabin is set on a separate section of the land.

    The boundaries of the land are clear, and there are no real neighbors.

  • Getting here

    • Airport pickup or drop-off, $125 each way, or $200 for both. That's per trip, so friends arriving together can split it.

    Food

    • Local farm/garden box: Seasonal food from farmers near me, waiting when you arrive. Price varies depending on what your needs are and what’s available.

    • Grocery pickup $70: You place a curbside order and pay online. We pick up your order.

    Your stay

    • One load of laundry: $15

    • Early check-in or late check-out: $25 each

    Time with Kerry

    • 1:1 sessions. Acupuncture, plant work, dream work, or somatic work. Sessions start at $250

    • Photography. You, bare, in the wild. Starts at $750

    Add-ons are by request and depend on what Kerry has space for. Ask when you apply.

  • Most likely, unless she's traveling during your stay. Kerry is available for questions about your stay, and if you're both a yes, there may be moments of social time. But Kerry being here doesn't mean she's available. Your stay on the land is not facilitated, unless you book a 1:1 session with her.

    You can book time with her when she has space:

    • 1:1 sessions. Acupuncture, plant work, dream work, or somatic work. Sessions start at $250

    • Photography. You, bare, in the wild. Start at $750

    Ask when you apply so she can hold the time. Want your whole stay held and guided? That's a Private Retreat →

  • No refunds. If you need to cancel, cancel. You do get one reschedule, as long as you give Kerry at least two weeks' notice.

an immersion into the deepest parts of yourself through wild nature and your body

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an immersion into the deepest parts of yourself through wild nature and your body ·