Trade the noise of the world for birdsong and the scent of tulasi. Stay a night, a weekend, or a season.
Clean, restful rooms in harmony with nature.
Sattvic prasadam prepared with devotion.
Forest trails, gardens, and quiet riverside.
Aarti, kirtan, and meditation arranged for retreat groups.
Space and guidance for practice during your stay.
Optional seva in garden and kitchen.
Vrindavan Forest serves as an ideal sanctuary for youth development, team retreats, and outdoor recreation. Nestled along the pristine Duck River and adjacent to a 1,500-acre state park, the center combines structured educational programming with relaxed nature immersion.
Host a conference, team retreat, or youth program in the forest.
Inquire NowReserve a room or campsite for a night, a weekend, or longer.
Plan Your StayEvery group shapes its own rhythm. We help you build a schedule that fits your retreat — quiet mornings, time in the forest, shared meals, and gatherings arranged around your plans.
Anyone with a sincere heart is welcome — first-time visitors, longtime devotees, and everyone in between. No prior experience with bhakti or temple life is needed.
Comfortable clothing suited to forest weather, walking shoes, and any personal items you need for a simple, restful stay. We'll share a fuller packing list once your visit is confirmed.
Yes — sattvic vegetarian prasadam is shared with all guests as part of daily temple life.
Vrindavan Forest runs on donations rather than fixed room rates. We'll discuss a suggested offering with you when your stay is arranged, based on length of stay and what you're able to give.
Yes — aarti, kirtan, meditation, and seva can be arranged as part of your retreat or visit. Let us know what you'd like included, and participation is always optional.
"A garden of devotion grows not by force, but by the patient watering of love."