Lodging or camping is NOT included in the training tuition. Please see below for your options:
Limited Accommodations! To learn more about the rooms and accommodations see www.sierrahotsprings.org.
To reserve your accommodations:
When members of our group call in to make reservations for camping or lodge rooms, you will need to let the front desk know you are coming for the “Rebirthing Training” in order to release the hold of campsites or rooms.
It is highly recommended that if you want inside lodging that you IMMEDIATELY contact the hot springs office via telephone for your reservation 530-994-3773 (The best time to call is between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., extension ‘O’ – please leave your number if you don’t reach a live person on the first try as there is just one line.) Remember that this is the Pacific Time Zone.
TELL THE RESERVATION CLERK THAT YOU WILL BE IN THE REBIRTHING TRAINING AS THEY ARE RESERVING THESE ROOMS JUST FOR US.
If you are out of the country contact via email: info@sierrahotsprings.org.
Please Send All lodging inquiries to that email address.
CAMPING
Reservations for camping are required; upon arrival at the hot springs, you must check into the office to obtain a parking permit. There is a wide selection of sites, close in or further into the woods. There is RV space, however, there are no hook-ups.
Camping rates:
Camping & RV Rates *Includes 24-hour use of all facilities. Sorry, no hook-ups.
$39.38 per person Wednesday&Thursday
$45.00 per person Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Payment: Sierra Hot Springs accepts Visa & MasterCard and American Express and cash. Personal checks are not accepted. Presently reservations or information on room availability is not currently available online or via e-mail. For Hot Springs Information and Reservations: (530) 994-3773, extension ‘O’. The best time to call is between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Please leave your number if you don’t reach a live person on the first try as there is just one line.Pacific Time Zone. Best times to call are 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Whether you stay in the charming main Lodge, the Landmark Globe Hotel, just one mile away in Sierraville or you opt for camping you are free to enjoy all of the Sierra Hot Springs facilities during your stay. These rooms are beautifully furnished and decorated as well as the common living room areas are comfortable and clean. Many who attend the training love being in nature each day AND love having the comfort of inside lodging!
Limited Accommodations! To learn more about the rooms and accommodations see www.sierrahotsprings.org.
MEALS
You will need to bring and prepare your own food for the 5 Days. There are fully equipped kitchens at the Lodge and Globe Hotel for your own meal preparation. There are ‘cubbies’ for your dry foods. Please be mindful that refrigerator space is limited. You will want to arrive at the hot springs with your groceries as the nearest organic grocery stores are in Reno (one hour away) and Truckee (1/2 hour away).
There are two restaurants in Sierraville, including the Smithneck Farms Cafe for breakfast & lunch & Los Dos Hermanos, a highly recommended Mexican restaurant. They are open for dinner until 8:00 pm Tues-Sun.
The gas station in Sierraville has an assortment of some food and there is a grocery store 20 minutes east in Loyalton.
What to bring:
Pets are not allowed on the property.
IF YOU HAVE A SERVICE ANIMAL PLEASE BRING YOUR CERTIFICATION PAPERS WITH YOU.
Your animal must be on a leash at all times.
Please be mindful that the hot springs are in the mountains at 5,000 feet. The weather can swiftly change, so be prepared for cold nights and warm to hot days. Rain is possible.
Shoes and Clothing: We Recommend you bring a warm jacket and sweatshirt and dress in layers; hiking or walking shoes, robe/wrap/sarong, optional swimsuit, towel (if camping) sun hat, pants, shorts, women should bring a skirt to wear to the sacred fire ceremony. There are no laundry facilities but one in a nearby town. Other items: flashlight, sun hat, water bottle, notebook and pen, insect repellant, sunscreen, instrument if you play one.
Campers: tent, sleeping bag, and pad (sleeping bag for 35-40 degrees); raincoat. Camp cooking stoves are not allowed on the property.