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A Midwestern Sanctuary
Only a mile from the downtown Bayfield, Wisconsin, and perfectly placed along the shoreline of Lake Superior, Wild Rice sits on the edge of slow-paced living, intentional innovation and natural beauty. Often called "The Gateway to The Apostle Islands," this Midwestern locale continually finds its spark and imagination by simply letting nature take the lead.
Getting Here
From Chicago
If you are coming from Chicago, there are several direct flights that put you close to Bayfield, WI. Take a direct flight to Duluth (DLH) and drive 1hr 45mins or take a direct flight to Ironwood (IWD) for a 1hr drive to Bayfield.
From Minneapolis
Located just under 4hrs from Bayfield, we highly recommend taking the scenic drive to Wild Rice Retreat. However, if you want to make the journey a little shorter, you can also opt to take a direct flight from Minneapolis to Ironwood (IWD) and drive 1hr to Wild Rice Retreat.
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Pick a spot
01. Reception & Retreat Center
This is where it all begins—from connection and conversation to relaxation and rejuvenation.
02. Arrival Plaza
Gather in an open-air space before the day begins, between sessions or as you wind down in the evening.
03. Peace Pod
Explore yoga, mediation, retreat workshops and more in a state-of-the-art setting.
04. Wild Rice Dining
Nourish your body after time spent learning and growing with a menu of intentionally crafted offerings.
05. The Lawn
Ground yourself to the beauty of Bayfield, where the surrounding forest brings a natural sense of peace.
06. Sauna Haus
Discover a sprawling cedar sauna and rain shower looking out to the woods.
