All on-site accommodations will include access to toilets, showers, a covered outdoor kitchen, and  washer and dryer.

No pet policy 

Because the location is remote we encourage students to opt-in for at least the lunch plan or bring daily lunch to the site to save workshop time and navigation of the 4-wheel drive only 1 mile drive. If you have 4 wheel drive it’s about 15 minutes to the store, remember the food trucks and restaurants take their time here. Shuttles won’t be available down the drive during lunch 

Grant Johnson works as an environmental activist and has stewarded his land for the last 45 years wild tending and growing soil for farming. His idea for a blasted-out stand alone rock house, which will serve as our workshop headquarters, occurred to him as an alternative way to build for both the aesthetics and to maintain a constant temperature inside the cave. The rock house is fully off-grid and powered by hydro-electricity, completed in 2012 after 9 winters of blasting.

Our team of builders will include friends and family who want to help actualize an Ayurvedic healing space t0 benefit the community.

Boulder is a small outpost community of about 250 people who favor farming and ranching to large-scale housing development, who promote quiet-use recreation and dark skies.

You’ll need 4 wheel drive or all-wheel drive with some clearance to navigate the one mile private driveway to workshop headquarters. There’s a free parking area for those who’d like to walk-in 1 mile. A shuttle will be provided each morning for those staying off-site. From the parking area, the town of Boulder is a 15 minute drive where you’ll find a couple of good restaurants, a couple of food trucks, a coffee shop, and Hal’s Store gas station.