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Learn everything you need to know about the Northwest Yoga Feast!

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FAQs

FAQs

Where Does NWYF Happen?

At the Eureka Center in Sagle, Idaho. It's a private heaven on 42 pristine acres, situated amongst the finest skiing, fishing, boating, mountain biking, and hiking that the Pacific Northwest has to offer. The Center's beautifully wooded landscape has many trails and meadows, a bountiful garden, an outdoor amphitheater with stage, a large covered outdoor picnic/gathering area, a labyrinth, a even an 18 hole disc golf course for those with a competitive spirit! It is centrally located in the northwest approximately 9 hours from Portland, 6 hours from Seattle, 1 1/2 hours from Spokane, 4 hours from Missoula and 3 1/2 hours from Nelson, British Columbia.

Who Organizes NWYF?

We're a small team of food enthusiasts, yoga lovers, music enjoyers, and artistic souls. We're very much a grassroots organization! The event is made possible by the Eureka Institute, whose mission is to foster life-long learning and leadership through education, experiential and recreational programming.

How Old Is NWYF?

Didn't your momma teach you that it's unkind to ask someone's age? All jokes aside, we've been gathering at this event for over a decade.

Can I Volunteer?

Absolutely! Our volunteers are the heart and soul of this community and quite simply couldn't function without your help.

I Need To Cancel...

Darn, you'll be missed! We are only able to refund 50% of your registration fee up to 30 days prior to the event. After that, no refunds are given. We do however encourage you to try and sell your tickets or give them away- What goes around comes around!

Do You Discount Groups?

Absolutely- Wrangle up your Yogi friends and get in on an awesome group rate discount for your NWYF Weekend-Long Pass! A group of 4 receives 20% off each NWYF Pass. A group of 8 receives 30% off each NWYF Pass. ​Email us for details at info@eureka-institute.org

Are Pets Allowed?

Unfortunately, no- We kindly ask that you leave pets at home. We have an abundant wildlife population we want to respect. Another reason is that, no matter how well behaved your pet may be, some people are very intimidated by them. If you have a dog in-service, please call us and we can discuss the matter with you personally and may be able to make some special arrangements. We appreciate your understanding!

When Can I Check In/Out?

You can check in any time after 3:00pm on Friday and leave anytime after the festival on Sunday. Having said that we realize people are coming from quite a distance so if you need to show up early and/or stay late, even through Monday, we can make arrangements. If that is the case give us a call at the Eureka Center, 208-263-2217, and we can discuss the details. If you do show up early and/or stay late just bring some extra food to tide you over.

Can You Send Me Updates?

Yes! You can join our email newsletter list at the bottom of any page on this website to get periodic updates about the NWYF. We won't spam you and we don't share your information, and you're free to unsubscribe at any time.

Can A Vegetarian Attend?

You're in luck, because all of our meals are meat-free! During this event, we like to practice what we preach and encourage participants to live the yogic principle "ahimsa", meaning no harm...

What Ages Come To NWYF?

A wide variety of ages attend the event, and a wide variety of ages help organize the event, too! We believe that yoga is for everyone... and everyone is welcome!

Accommodations?

As you'll learn below, our property is primarily set up for tent camping, though there are several locations for RV/car camping without hook ups. If camping isn't your thing, we have some indoor bedroom accommodations available. Learn more further down this page.

Can I Bring My Child?

Yes! We have had children attend our event in the past.

Where Do I Charge My...

You won't have cell service when you're at the Eureka Center, but if you still need to charge your phone we can accommodate that. We also have some spotty wifi for texting. There is a land line if you have to make a call to the outside world!

What's Included?

All of the food and beverages for the weekend, camping and parking. What else is there!

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What to Bring

You are in one of the recreational meccas of the northwest; so aside from your typical yoga attire and accessories, don't forget to bring the outdoor toys.  You are also arriving at one of the best "weather" times of the year and near the largest lake in Idaho, thus don't forget the

Outdoor Items:
Mountain Bikes
Kayaks
Canoes
Paddle Boards | Water toys
Tent
Sleeping bag or blankets
Sleeping mat or air mattress
Insect repellant
Headlamp or Flashlight

Clothing:
Day and evening clothing
Sun hat
Warm hat
Sunglasses
Hiking shoes and flip-flops
Swimsuit
Shorts
Warm jacket
Socks / Undergarments

Personal Items:
Bath towel
Toothbrush and toothpaste
Personal first aid kit
Water bottle
Camera
Yoga mat and accessories
Batteries
Journal
Sunscreen
Coffee mug

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swimsuit!  Having said, remember that weather is unpredictable and nobody can control it!  In other words come prepared, bring a raincoat as well.  Below are just a couple of items you may want to consider:

What To Bring
"The people, the space, the vibe at Northwest Yoga Feast are what community is all about. I instantly felt at home my first time there. This annual event is now on my revolving calendar to make time for."

-Logan, NWYF Participant
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Camping/Parking
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Camping/Parking

Tent & RV Camping

There is plenty of tent camping available. All of your food for the weekend is provided so no cooking will be necessary and camp stoves are not permitted due to fire danger at that time of year. Feel free to bring snacks and beverages of choice to supplement if you'd like. For groups or individuals that may be interested in one of our wall tents please contact the Eureka Institute for rates and availability. If you have an RV please contact us ahead of time so that we may reserve you a space. Hook ups are not available and generators are not allowed, so charge those batteries!

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Shower Facilities

There are two exquisite outdoor showers with hot and cold running water. Water is precious so please conserve. We also have our famous "pull chain solar shower" for those that want a quick wake up! Lake Pend Orielle is only minutes away and is some of the purest waters in the Northwest. Saturday afternoon is a great time to make that run for the beach!

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Carpool & Park

There is plenty of parking available. You will be given a cart to transport your gear to the camp ground. Carts are limited so please make sure you return the cart to the check in area. Attempting to keep our carbon footprint to a minimum, please try to carpool when possible. We are happy to help coordinate folks who are coming from the same region or along a similar route. Please contact our office and we can pass along contact information for those who are looking to carpool.

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Additional Accommodations:

Additional Accommodation

Sacred Sleep Suite

The Sacred Sleep Suite is the primary bedroom of a spacious 3 bedroom home with a private bath including a beautiful soaker tub. You would be sharing the entire home with 2 other couples but would have access to the kitchen, living room as well as laundry.

Price: $350 for Friday and Saturday nights.

Additional nights may be available upon request.

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Nirvana Nest

The Nirvana Nest comes with a full bed, is totally private and uses a shared bath arrangement. You would also be sharing the entire home with 2 other couples but would have access to the kitchen, living room as well as laundry.

Price: $225 for Friday and Saturday nights.

Additional nights may be available upon request.

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Harmony Hut

The Harmony Hut is a cabin that can sleep 4 in twin beds for that comfy dorm style living. Close proximity to the dining area and Garden house.

Price: $100/Person for 2 nights. $325 for entire cabin/2 nights

Additional nights may be available upon request.

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Safari Tent

Calling all wanderers and adventurers at heart! Experience the thrill of the great outdoors by renting our spacious safari tent for the entirety of the event. Designed to comfortably accommodate either two or provide a cozy retreat for three, the tent comes empty inside so you can create your own sanctuary!

Price: $175 for Friday and Saturday nights. Fits 2-3 people.

Additional nights may be available upon request.

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Interested in booking an indoor accommodation?

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Contact

208 263-2217

This event is made possible and is brought to you by the Eureka Institute, whose mission is to foster life-long learning and leadership through education, experiential and recreational programming. The Eureka Institute is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization.

6162 Eureka Road. Sagle, ID 83860

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