Summer | 2026
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A Simple Reset : Small group weekend trips out of San Francisco
The Why
In this age, everything is digital.
We can reach anyone in seconds. Everything is fast, optimized, and convenient, but somewhere in that we have lost what real connection feels like. It has become harder to be fully present with the people around us.
These weekends are about creating space again. You leave the city, put your phone away, and spend a few days doing simple things well. Cooking together, walking, and having real conversations without constant interruption.
It’s about returning to something more basic and more real.
How it works
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The Format
We leave Friday afternoon and return Sunday. No big agenda, just good people, time outside, and shared meals. Once we arrive, phones go away.
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The Group
Small by design, usually 4 to 8 people. Big enough to meet new people, small enough to feel personal.
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The + 1
Everyone brings one person. Someone you trust or think would add to the group. It keeps things comfortable while introducing new people without feeling random.
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The Contribution
This isn’t a retreat, it’s a shared experience. Everyone contributes to cooking, cleanup, and the overall flow. We carry what we need and share what we have.
Based in San Francisco. Built around getting back to something simpler.
2 nights. 3 days. No phones.
The Trip
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Backpacking
The Experience : Hike in, camp under the stars, and move at a steady, relaxed pace. Simple setup, a bit of effort, and time fully outside.
Locations : Point Reyes National Seashore, Big Sur, Desolation Wilderness, Yosemite,
Effort : Moderate. Basic gear required. Can be rented or borrowed.
Group : 4 to 8 people
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Coastal House
The Experience : A simple place near the ocean. Beach, surf, cooking together, and slow mornings.
Locations : Sea Ranch, Bolinas, Santa Cruz, Bodega Bay, Stinson beach
Effort : Relaxed. No gear required.
Group : 4 to 8 people
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Good to know
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Trips typically range from $100–250 depending on the format.
Food and gas are shared separately.
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Basic gear can be rented or borrowed. I’ll help coordinate what you need before the trip.
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No. Trips are beginner-friendly and paced accordingly. As long as you’re reasonably fit and open to it, you’ll be fine.
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Most people bring one person, but it’s not required. You can come solo
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Small by design, usually 4 to 8 people. A mix of friends and new faces.
Join The Next Trip
Spots are kept small to keep the experience right. If it sounds like something you’d be into, you can fill out the form below and share a bit about yourself and what you’re looking for.