bring a small group together in a safe and private environment!

The Space of Seven Springs

Seven Springs is a retreat center featuring seven natural springs on 126 acres of private land in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains. Near Maryville, Tennessee, Seven Springs is located within 500 miles of 75% of the U.S. population. The land is also some of the most ecologically diverse in the country. The high elevations of the Smoky Mountains are a temperate rain forest with over 17,000 species of plants and animals. The incredible biodiversity of the region adds to the abundant richness of Seven Springs. 

What's on the Land

- Nine Residential Yurts
- Yoga shala (equipped with yoga mats, bolsters, straps, blocks and meditation cushions)
- Fully Equipped Kitchen 
- Fire circle 
- Cedar Barrel Sauna 
- Bathrooms 
- Camping & Glamping spaces
- Labyrinth 
- Natural Springs and Nature Paths
- Herbal Tea Garden 
- Ample Onsite Parking 

Optional services/offerings: 
Guided 2 hour Seven Springs Nature & Plant Walk, Guided 2 hour Smoky Mountain National Park hike, 1.5 hour yoga class, Cacao Ceremony, Sound & Gong Ceremony, Herbal Medicines Class
“I hosted a retreat experience at Seven Springs in September of 2022 and let me just sum it up as this: pure magic. Jessi and her family are beautiful stewards of the land who took the time to get to know my group and me and helped us feel like the land also belonged to us. Olivia was the chef during our time at Seven Springs and every meal was thoughtfully created and delicious on so many levels. The yurts are cozy and so full of personality. We practiced Yoga in the shala several times during our stay and the views and sounds of nature did not disappoint. In general, the experience at Seven Springs was one that inspired deep feelings of awe and gratitude. Thank you Jessi, Olivia, and all those that make Seven Springs possible for making our retreat experience the best one possible. I can't wait to return again next year. PS My first time visiting Seven Springs was in 2021, so this is definitely a yearly tradition now.”
-Stephanie Diaz, 2022