Herbal Pharmacology Retreat/ Class

Roosevelt, AZ

1-12 Guests

Description

Peter Bigfoot has been making herbal remedies for over 25 years. In this class he teaches how to gather, dry, process, and store herbs; the properties of medicinal and culinary herbs; and methods of preparation of teas, poultices, salves, and tinctures. Students will make a salve and tincture to take home.


Classes held at Reevis Mountain School include class supplies, campsite, hot showers and meals. Arrival night meal is a potluck party—please bring a healthful, natural dish to share!


Camping is free in our campground next to Campaign Creek. Cabins or yurts may be rented but must be reserved in advance of class. Availability permitting, stay in a yurpee, single cabin (sleeps 1), or double cabin (sleeps 1-2+). Yurpees have single beds and pillows; bring your own bedding or sleeping bag. Cabins have a single, double, or queen bed, and bedding is included. Cabins and yurpees have no electricity or water. Bring a headlamp and/ or flashlight with extra batteries, as there is no electric outdoor lighting.


PRICING

Is per person. You must be at least 18 years of age to attend this class. Registration due 10 days in advance.


At RMS, Friday-Sunday, Oct 2-4th, 2020 (2 days)

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Upgrades

Yurpee (Yurt and Teepee)

$11.00

Single Cabin (Sleeps 1)

$27.50


Your Host

Peter 'Bigfoot''s Trip

Peter 'Bigfoot' B

It's been 40 years since Peter Bigfoot, Reevis's founder, first discovered the place that would become Reevis Mountain School of Self-Reliance. Bigfoot has created a homestead of joy, magic, and healing, a place and way of life that reflects his motto: Live what you love!

from $196/Experience


Amenities

  • Meals
  • Campsite (Free)
  • Cabins / Lodging (Additional Fee)
  • Showers
  • Instructor

Location

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Gear List

  • Camping Equipment
  • Headlamp/ or Flashlight with additional batteries
  • Personal Items

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Rules & Guidelines

Reevis Mountain School is located south of Lake Roosevelt on an inholding in the Tonto National Forest, at the edge of the Superstition Wilderness. Access is by a 4WD forest road. Our location is quite remote and peaceful, far from most conveniences and distractions of modern life. There is no indoor plumbing, no cell service, no phone service, and Internet access is not available to students/guests.


Lodging options are generally quite rustic - either camping (bring your own gear) or a bed in a shared yurpee (yurt+teepee combo, Bigfoot's innovation). We do have a few conventional-construction cabins, which have regular beds and small furniture. Our class fees do not include lodgings (only camping) so that we can keep the class fee itself more affordable. Please note that it is not possible to commute to our classes, as activities run from early morning to after supper, and the nearest motel rooms are at least 30 minutes away.


We provide complimentary shuttle service from Roosevelt, 10 miles one way—or caravan in your own 4X4. Shuttle pickup is at 4 p.m., first day of class (note exceptions in class descriptions), at M&S Marine, Hwy. 188, Roosevelt (between milepost 233 and 234). 


Please remember that alcohol, smoking, illegal drugs, and pets are not allowed at Reevis. We love dogs but regretfully cannot accommodate them. If you arrive with a dog, we will ask you to leave.


Must be 18 years of age to attend a class. Indicate whether you will need shuttle service from Roosevelt and whether you would like to stay in a yurpee or cabin instead of camping. Deposits are nonrefundable unless RMS reschedules or cancels the class. 

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