About Four Springs

Four Springs has been operated as a retreat since 1956, established by the founders of the Guild for Psychological Studies, Elizabeth Boyden Howes, Sheila Moon and Luella Sibbald. It has been a home to retreats and seminars in religion and psychology for fifty years. Four Springs has become a sacred place for generations of seekers whose spiritual work has shaped Four Springs and been nourished by it.

Four Springs is secluded at the end of Sheveland Road on 280 acres of woods in the foothills beneath Mount Saint Helena, in southern Lake County. All of our clear, refreshing water comes from natural springs on the retreat.

The lodge, cabins, art and meditation buildings, library and seminar room, together with pool, grape arbor, meadows and trails combine to create a refuge from daily concerns. Four Springs offers nourishment to the soul, space and time to discern inner possibilities that might otherwise go unnoticed.

We welcome your discovery of this remarkable place, known by people around the world as an inspirational setting for reflection, study and personal transformation.

	The lodge
One of our many paths through 280 acres of woods...
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