Book Top Buddhist Retreats in United States
Top United States Buddhist Retreats
Personal Retreat
Flexible Dates
Debra says, "I was in a wonderful art work shop and it was amazing. Accommodations where beautiful. Food was delicious and fantastic. Beautiful grounds lovely walking experience." See more
From $210
5.00
The Power of Concentration - Level 2 Meditation Retreat
1 Space Remaining
April 2 - 5, 2026
Lexi says, "Maria Helena has such a down to earth, kind, wise, and funny soul. She was very patient and provided an amazing experience. " See more
$950
/ 4 days
4.96
Vajra Yoga Mahasiddha Reunion 2026
Cameron's Staff Pick
May 28 - June 4, 2026
Carmelina says, "Menla is such a magical place. This retreat weekend was pure magic. Everything from the mountains, the air, the food, the people, the energy felt so grounding and healing." See more
From $1,673
/ 8 days
4.80
Six Sessions Practice: Dzogchen Meditation for Personal Retreat
April 12, 2026
Online
Nalagini says, "It was like a mirror, exactly what needed to be heard. Very grateful! " See more
From $10
/ 1 day
5.00
The Resilient Heart
Last Chance
April 2 - 5, 2026
Dale says, "This was a challenging Sesshin. The wake-up bell rang at 4:20; formal tea ended at 9:30. In between, Chozen and Fuho gave explicit instructions on developing concentration and switching from thinking mind to awareness mind." See more
From $200
/ 4 days
4.93
Rewilding the Soul 2026-2027: Coming Present to our Earth-Based Lineage (Online Series with Council Practice)
March 20, 2026 - February 18, 2027
Online
Kristen says, "Lama Liz and the Natural Dharma Fellowship community is so incredibly welcoming and kind. I have never seen a community so unbiased and open in my life! This is a community for new and experiences practitioners of Buddhism and is tremendously welcoming to all variations of faith of practice." See more
From $129.0
/ 336 days
4.00
Consumption to Contemplation: A Nondualistic Perspective
April 23, 2026
Anonymous says, "Roger led a meditation retreat I was at. He was easy to talk to and interested in what the participants had to say. He sometimes uses metaphors, stories, and rhetorical questions which I think led to some misunderstandings or less-than-clear communication." See more
Donat
/ 1 day
4.00
