Lodging
Comfortable and serene backcountry accommodations
Unplug and Recharge
Heartwood offers a variety of ways to stay with us. Choices range from a Madrone King Ensuite to a campsite in the middle of the forest. All of our lodging options have beautiful surroundings that invite you to return to nature. Deer, turkeys, and other wild animals are often seen and heard by guests. The 200-acre property is the perfect location for a weekend getaway, or your next group event.
King and Queen suites in Madrone


Madrone & Sunrise

The Madrone Building is located in a forested section of the property. Two of the rooms, a King and a Queen have their own bathrooms. The other rooms share three beautifully tiled toilet rooms and two shared shower rooms within the building.
The King room can be made into a larger suite that adds a Queen bed. Other rooms include Queen, Full or one room with 2 twins beds. Rooms have cork floors, simple furnishing, ceiling fans, desks, and a wrap around covered walkway.
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The Sunrise Building is located between the Straw-bale Meditation Temple and the Yoga Barn. There are two Queen Beds and one Twin bed available. The rooms have cork floors, desks and a bookcase with a selection of books for your reading pleasure. There is a large classroom that may be rented for meetings, classes or retreats. The deck accessible from the Sunrise classroom is available for your use.
The shared bathroom has two toilets, two sinks and two showers, that can be accessed in the center of the building.
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Bungalows & Cabinettes
Nestled in a forest grove on the lower portion of the property, you will find 6 stand-alone Bungalows. Each has a full size bed in the sleeping loft, a desk, bookshelf and a covered porch. Just across the road, there is an outside shower and a double vanity sink. Just a two minute walk down the road is the Manzanita Kitchen and Bath House with two toilets, four showers and a coin operated laundry.
The Hot Tub, Sauna, Pool and Main Lodge is a gentle 15-20 minute walk uphill.
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The Manzanita Bath House is available for guests staying on the lower portion of the property, including Manzanita Rooms, Bungalows, and camping areas. The bath house offers two rooms, each with two showers, one sink & one toilet. The Bath House is located next to the Manzanita building.
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The Cabinettes are cozy stand-alone cabins located next to the Ceramics Yurt. They are furnished with a desk, twin bed, closet, shelves and a covered entryway. The Pool, Hot Tub, Sauna and Main Lodge are a short walk away.
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Bohdi
The Bodhi Building at Heartwood Mountain Sanctuary is a short walk to the Hot Tub, Sauna and seasonal Pool. The rooms offer a calm space to unplug and relax in an area surrounded by big trees, nature and an array of wildlife.
There are Queen and Full beds to choose from. Each room has cork flooring, desk, a closet, and a bookcase or shelf with a few books for your reading pleasure. When fresh flowers are available, we enjoy placing them in the rooms.
The Bodhi building has a kitchen and a shared bathroom with four showers, a toilet and sink. Please be sure to bring your own Toiletries.
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Bohdi
The Bodhi Building at Heartwood Mountain Sanctuary is a short walk to the Hot Tub, Sauna and seasonal Pool.The rooms offer a calm space to unplug and relax in an area surrounded by big trees,nature and an array of wildlife.
There are Queen and Full beds to choose from. Each room has cork flooring,
desk,a closet, and a bookcase or shelf with a few books for your reading pleasure. When fresh flowers are available,we enjoy placing them in the rooms.
The Bodhi building has a kitchen and a shared bathroom with four showers, a toilet and sink. Please be sure to bring your own Toiletries.
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Community Kitchens

Heartwood Mountain Sanctuary has three community kitchens available 24 hours a day. The kitchens at the Bodhi and Manzanita buildings have refrigerators, freezers, tables and chairs to sit and enjoy your meals. The Lodge Community kitchen has a large commercial refrigerator. Meals are often enjoyed on the back deck or in the main Lodge.
Each kitchen is equipped with all the tools to cook, eat and store your groceries. We offer complementary teas and have many types of coffee making equipment.
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Amenities
- main lodge & community hub
- eco-lodging
- cabins & bungalows
- forest and meadow camping
- catering options for groups
- Commercial Kitchen
- Hiking Trails
- outdoor patio for music & activities
- High Speed Internet Access
- seasonal swimming pool
- jacuzzi hot tub
- cedar sauna
- massage therapist on call
- Community kitchens
- classroom and meeting space
- meditation temple
- Library
- welcome center
Camping
Across our property are 25 campsites for you to choose from. We have Douglas Fir woodland campsites, Madrone forest campsites, meadow campsites and more. We also allow you to camp in your vehicle on our property for the same rate. When you check in at the Welcome Center we will help you find the best spot suited to your needs. All campsites are located a short distance from shared toilets and showers, with minimal amenities onsite. Campers should bring all necessary camping equipment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are the Sauna and Hot Tub open?
The Sauna & Hot Tub are open year round for all overnight guests and by advanced reservation. You can book your Day Use by filling out the online Facility Use Form.
Is the Pool open?
The Seasonal Pool is open May through October.
When is the Welcome center open?
The Welcome Center is open for advanced Day Use reservations and for checking in Overnight Guests at a scheduled time. You can contact the Welcome Center by calling 707-923-5000.
Is there wireless internet?
Wireless Internet is available across the property for most of the overnight lodging areas.
Are their meals provided?
All overnight guests have access to the three Community Kitchens to prepare, store, and cook their own meals. The Heartwood Kitchen is able to cater meals for groups of 20 people or more. Alternatively, the Commercial Kitchen can be rented and an outside caterer can be brought in to provide meals for you and your group. If you’d like The Heartwood Kitchen to cater, or if you want to rent the Commercial Kitchen, please fill out the group inquiry form.
What is your pet policy?
Heartwood is a wildlife sanctuary and is unable to accommodate visiting pets. Please honor our no pets policy by leaving your furry family members at home. If you have a service animal, please let our front desk know when you make your reservation, so we can make proper arrangements for you.
What do I bring to stay the night at Heartwood?
We recommend you bring the following items for your stay.
- Food: Bring all food you will need during your stay. There are three shared Community Kitchens onsite that have refrigerators that you may store your food in.
- Hiking boots: Bring adequate, sturdy footwear.
- Versatile attire: Bring clothing for hot and dry as well as cool and damp weather.
- Flashlight and Batteries: There are lights around the property at night, but we recommend bringing a flashlight as well.
What should I expect if I am staying in lodging?
We provide towels, sheets, and blankets. Privacy and water conservation are respected. Rooms are clean at your arrival, and cleaned after your departure.
What should I bring to Heartwood if I am camping?
Bring camping gear (tent, sleeping bag, sleeping pad), towel(s), and a reusable water bottle.
What not to bring to Heartwood:
Please do not bring any sage, incense, candles, camp stoves, sparklers, fireworks, pets, or guns.
What type of weather conditions are at your location?
In the summer, we experience temperatures ranging from 70-100 degrees during the day and cooler temperatures of 40-70 degrees at night.
In the winter months, we can experience snow and/or cold rain, so you will want to pack layers to keep yourself warm and dry (jackets, hats, gloves, waterproof boots, etc).
Can I smoke at Heartwood?
Yes, all smokers are able to smoke in designated areas on the property. The Smoking Temple by the Lodge, the cement pad outside of the Facilities Building, and at the cement pads at the Lodging areas are all safe places to smoke, as long as you are not bothering any other guests. Safely put out your smoking item in the designated ashtrays to reduce fire danger.
Can I bring my bike?
The dirt roads at Heartwood can be steep and slippery. Road bikes are not recommended. You may ride your mountain bike at your own risk.
Are you handicapped accessible?
The Heartwood property is steep and mostly unpaved.
The Lodge can be accessed by wheelchair at the side entrance. The Hot Tub area can be accessed by wheelchair, and has a folding down seat for the indoor shower there. Madrone room 32 can be accessed the easiest for a person in a wheelchair, although it does have a door frame lip at the door, and the private shower in room 32 has a folding down seat in the shower.
Please call the Welcome Center at 707-923-5000 and let us know how we can assist you during your visit.
I am interested in working at Heartwood. How do I apply for open positions?
You can send an email to [email protected] with your name, skills, and reason you would want to work at Heartwood. Open positions will be posted when available.
Is Heartwood Mountain Sanctuary for sale?
For more information, please check out the Sale/Investor page.
