As the morning mist lifts to unveil the rolling landscapes of Brattleboro, VT, travelers seeking solace, spiritual renewal, and a warm community find a unique RV camping experience, where the essence of divine love and open-hearted hospitality are at the forefront. With a serene setting that opens its arms to RV enthusiasts of all backgrounds, visitors are invited to deepen their connection with the spiritual and bask in the tranquility of a place that truly embodies compassion and justice. Every Sunday, at 10:30 am, the air fills with the harmonious blend of spiritual traditions that resonate as a welcoming call to those of every creed and culture. The community proudly bridges the rich heritages of American Baptist and United Methodist beliefs, offering a sanctuary for reflection and camaraderie. As an LGBTQ-friendly haven, acceptance and understanding are not merely offered but are the cornerstones of the experience. While here, RV campers will have the opportunity to engage in dialogues that matter and explore thought-provoking initiatives hosted by the Center for Story, Spirit and Justice. Whether you are seeking to partake in vibrant worship, looking for spiritual discourse, or simply longing for a peaceful retreat to recharge and reconnect, this destination provides a space for all to live authentically and share in the multitude of blessings life has to offer. Surrounded by the natural beauty of Vermont and the heartfelt warmth of a community that champions love without boundaries, your stay here promises to be more than just a place to park your RVit's a journey towards a fuller, more blessed existence. Come as you are, bring your curiosity, and prepare to be nurtured by both the land and the loving fellowship that awaits under the expansive Vermont sky.

Please check with us before staying extra nights as we occasionally have parking lot uses that fill the lot during the day.

Please park either under the trees to the left of the church or at the far right end of the parking lot.

We simply request that you enjoy the space in relative quiet as we have residential neighbors, and respect the property. This is unceded Abenaki land, so please honor our indigenous sisters and brothers with your conduct. You can learn about them at the Retreat Farm on Rte 30.

Please make a donation toward the church.