Welcome to Meadow Path Healing Arts & Yoga Center
Meadow Path is a community-centered space offering yoga classes, healing arts sessions, workshops, and peaceful public grounds for reflection and connection with nature. Whether you are joining us for a class, attending an event, or visiting the grounds, you are welcome here.
📅 Center Hours & Scheduling
The Meadow Path Center does not have fixed daily open hours. Indoor spaces and staff availability vary based on scheduled classes, workshops, and events.
- Class and workshop times vary
- Grounds are open to the public during daylight hours
👉 Please check our schedule for the most current information
Planning your visit? Call ahead or contact us if would like to access the Center or have questions. If someone is on site, they’ll be happy to welcome you.
🤍Accessibility & Considerations
We strive to make Meadow Path as welcoming and inclusive as possible.
Indoor Access
Our 110-year-old building is not currently wheelchair accessible. There is no permanent ramp and no accessible restroom. Entry to the building requires the use of steps. Guests who use wheelchairs are welcome to bring a portable ramp if desired. We encourage contacting us in advance so we can share entry measurements and coordinate to help ensure a smooth arrival.
Outdoor Spaces
Our grounds include natural terrain, grass and mulched walking paths, and areas that may be uneven. Weather conditions may also affect footing.
Parking
The main parking area provides the easiest access to the labyrinth and trail. Parking near the Center (in front of the barn) is limited and is reserved for staff members and guests with mobility concerns or accessibility needs during indoor events or visits to the grove. We kindly ask other visitors to use the main parking area whenever possible.
If you have mobility concerns or accessibility questions, please reach out before your visit. We are happy to discuss the layout so you can determine what will feel comfortable and accessible for you.
As a small nonprofit, we are committed to growing thoughtfully. Improving accessibility remains part of our long-term vision as resources and renovations allow.
🧘♀️ Classes, Sessions & Workshops
Meadow Path hosts a variety of yoga classes, healing arts sessions, and workshops led by our instructors, practitioners, and guest facilitators.
What to know before you arrive:
- Registration details vary by offering
- Some sessions require advance sign-up
- Please bring any items listed in the class or workshop description
- If this is your first time attending, please arrive 10–15 minutes early.
👉 Scheduled programs, guided outdoor experiences, and special events are listed on our Classes and Events Calendar.
🌳 Visiting the Grounds
Our grounds are open to the public during daylight hours for quiet, self-guided exploration. The land includes a mix of maintained paths and natural areas. Visitors are invited to enjoy the grounds by staying on established paths and gathering areas, which help protect the meadow and landscape.
- A meadow with tall grasses is preserved as a natural area and is not intended for walking through
- Walking paths include features such as the labyrinth, trail, and connecting paths
- Benches are located near the labyrinth and throughout the grounds
- The grove includes sitting benches, picnic tables, and many of Meadow Path’s outdoor features
These experiences are informal and do not require registration. We do ask visitors using the grounds to sign in at the kiosk upon arrival.
Donations to support the care of the land and facilities are appreciated, but not required. Thank you for supporting Meadow Path.
Grounds Guidelines
- Visit during daylight hours only
- Be respectful of the land, structures, artwork, and gardens
- Please respect quiet and personal space
- Stay on marked paths where possible
- Children are welcome with supervision
- Dogs are welcome if leashed and cleaned up after
- Smoking, alcohol, and recreational drugs are not permitted
- Dispose of trash properly or carry it out with you
- Leave nature as you find it — do not remove stones, plants, or natural materials
Time spent on the Meadow Path grounds is intended to support personal wellbeing and connection with nature. Visitors are responsible for their own safety while exploring the land.
Guided & Self-Directed Outdoor Experiences
- Self-directed: The grounds are available for quiet, self-guided use during daylight hours.
- Guided: Guided outdoor experiences and walks are offered seasonally and require registration. These are listed on the Events Calendar.
What to Bring
To make your visit comfortable, we recommend:
- Comfortable walking shoes for outdoor paths
- Weather-appropriate clothing
- Water
- An openness to slow down and enjoy the land
📬 Stay Connected
To receive updates on upcoming events, classes, and workshops, sign up for our newsletter:
Meadow Path News & Events
Updates, events, and offerings from Meadow Path Healing Arts & Yoga Center.
✉️ Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to register in advance to visit the grounds?
No. Our grounds are open to the public during daylight hours. Registration is only required for classes, sessions, and some workshops.
Is the labyrinth always open?
The walking labyrinth is generally open when the grounds are open, weather permitting. Occasionally it may be unavailable during special events or maintenance.
Is there a cost to walk the labyrinth or trails?
No. The grounds, including the labyrinth and trails, are open to the public at no cost. Donations are appreciated.
What should I expect if it’s my first visit?
We recommend arriving 10–15 minutes early for a class or event. Take time to orient yourself, enjoy the grounds, and ask questions if needed. There is no expectation to participate in anything beyond what you choose.
Do I need prior experience?
No prior experience is required for classes or healing arts sessions unless noted in a class or workshop description. Offerings are designed to be accessible to a range of experience levels.
What should I bring?
For classes or sessions, please bring any items listed in the description (such as a yoga mat or blanket). For visiting the grounds, comfortable clothing and weather-appropriate footwear are recommended.
Are children welcome?
Yes. Children are welcome on the grounds with supervision. Some classes and workshops may be intended for adults; please check descriptions for details.
Are pets welcome?
Yes. Pets on a leash are welcome on the grounds. Please clean up after your pets and be mindful of others.
Is Meadow Path accessible?
We strive to be as welcoming and accessible as possible. Accessibility varies by space and outdoor conditions. If you have specific questions or needs, please contact us before your visit.
Can I host a class, workshop, or event at Meadow Path?
Yes. We welcome inquiries from facilitators and groups interested in hosting classes, workshops, or private events. Please visit our Hosting Classes & Workshops page or contact us for more information.
How can I stay informed about events and schedule changes?
Sign up for the Meadow Path Newsletter to receive our Gentle Reset guide, special offers, a schedule of upcoming offerings and community events.
If you have questions about visiting, classes, workshops, or the grounds, we’re happy to help.
Meadow Path is sustained by community support. Learn how you can help us thrive.These experiences are informal and do not require registration. We do ask visitors using the grounds to sign in at the kiosk upon arrival.
Donations to support the care of the land and facilities are appreciated, but not required. Thank you for supporting Meadow Path.
Grounds Guidelines
- Visit during daylight hours only
- Be respectful of the land, structures, artwork, and gardens
- Please respect quiet and personal space
- Stay on marked paths where possible
- Children are welcome with supervision
- Dogs are welcome if leashed and cleaned up after
- Smoking, alcohol, and recreational drugs are not permitted
- Dispose of trash properly or carry it out with you
- Leave nature as you find it — do not remove stones, plants, or natural materials
Time spent on the Meadow Path grounds is intended to support personal wellbeing and connection with nature. Visitors are responsible for their own safety while exploring the land.
Guided & Self-Directed Outdoor Experiences
- Self-directed: The grounds are available for quiet, self-guided use during daylight hours.
- Guided: Guided outdoor experiences and walks are offered seasonally and require registration. These are listed on the Events Calendar.
What to Bring
To make your visit comfortable, we recommend:
- Comfortable walking shoes for outdoor paths
- Weather-appropriate clothing
- Water
- An openness to slow down and enjoy the land
📬 Stay Connected
To receive updates on upcoming events, classes, and workshops, sign up for our newsletter:
Meadow Path News & Events
Updates, events, and offerings from Meadow Path Healing Arts & Yoga Center.
✉️ Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to register in advance to visit the grounds?
No. Our grounds are open to the public during daylight hours. Registration is only required for classes, sessions, and some workshops.
Is the labyrinth always open?
The walking labyrinth is generally open when the grounds are open, weather permitting. Occasionally it may be unavailable during special events or maintenance.
Is there a cost to walk the labyrinth or trails?
No. The grounds, including the labyrinth and trails, are open to the public at no cost. Donations are appreciated.
What should I expect if it’s my first visit?
We recommend arriving 10–15 minutes early for a class or event. Take time to orient yourself, enjoy the grounds, and ask questions if needed. There is no expectation to participate in anything beyond what you choose.
Do I need prior experience?
No prior experience is required for classes or healing arts sessions unless noted in a class or workshop description. Offerings are designed to be accessible to a range of experience levels.
What should I bring?
For classes or sessions, please bring any items listed in the description (such as a yoga mat or blanket). For visiting the grounds, comfortable clothing and weather-appropriate footwear are recommended.
Are children welcome?
Yes. Children are welcome on the grounds with supervision. Some classes and workshops may be intended for adults; please check descriptions for details.
Are pets welcome?
Yes. Pets on a leash are welcome on the grounds. Please clean up after your pets and be mindful of others.
Is Meadow Path accessible?
We strive to be as welcoming and accessible as possible. Accessibility varies by space and outdoor conditions. If you have specific questions or needs, please contact us before your visit.
Can I host a class, workshop, or event at Meadow Path?
Yes. We welcome inquiries from facilitators and groups interested in hosting classes, workshops, or private events. Please visit our Hosting Classes & Workshops page or contact us for more information.
How can I stay informed about events and schedule changes?
Sign up for the Meadow Path Newsletter to receive our Gentle Reset guide, special offers, a schedule of upcoming offerings and community events.
If you have questions about visiting, classes, workshops, or the grounds, we’re happy to help.
Meadow Path is sustained by community support. Learn how you can help us thrive.