Family Weekend

Quality time with the whole family – in one weekend

Shared time that truly counts – without screens, without rushing, but with adventure, curiosity, and genuine connection. At a family weekend you experience together what everyday life often crowds out: nature explorations, creative workshops, yoga for young and old, campfires, and plenty of laughter. Age-appropriate programs ensure that neither children nor adults feel under- or over-challenged – for families with children of all ages.

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What to Expect?

Programs that inspire children and adults equally:

Nature adventures: Forest explorations, campfires, treasure hunts
Creative workshops: Crafting, painting, storytelling – together
Family yoga: Playful yoga sessions for all age groups
Parent time: Some retreats also offer programs just for adults

Why a Family Weekend?

Shared experiences strengthen the family bond:

✓ Quality time without distractions from work and screens
✓ New experiences that bring the family closer together
✓ Age-appropriate programs – no one is over- or under-challenged
✓ Inspiring locations that make children's eyes light up

Find Your Family Weekend

Your path to a shared adventure:

Discover family retreats on RetreatPartner
Check age recommendations and program focus areas
Read experiences from other families
Book your shared weekend directly

Frequently Asked Questions

From what age can children participate?: This varies by retreat. Many offerings are suitable for children from 3 years old, some even younger. You'll find the age details in the respective retreat description.
Is there childcare?: Some retreats offer separate children's programs so parents can also have time for themselves. Others are designed as shared family experiences. Check the description to see which format suits your family.
What if my child doesn't want to participate?: No problem. Programs are designed to be playful and low-threshold. Children can participate at their own pace – and take breaks whenever they need to.