
I have two places built for gathering people, and both work for small teams who want to get out of a building and actually talk to each other.

2.5 acres of cactus gardens and fenced in quiet at the edge of the high desert. A fully furnished house with a full kitchen and bathroom, a two person infrared sauna, and camping areas if your team wants to sleep under the stars. Shops and restaurants are a 15 minute drive.
An A-frame roughly 90 minutes from SEA airport, with a wood fired hot tub, an infrared sauna, a firepit, and outdoor dining and reception setup for up to 14 guests. Trees and river rather than open sky.
If you are looking for brand or product photography rather than a place to gather, that is a separate page.
Yes. That Desert Space is 2.5 acres outside Joshua Tree, California, and That PNW Cabin is an A-frame in the Washington Cascades about 90 minutes from SEA airport. Neither is a conference hotel and neither pretends to be.
Outdoor dining and reception setup at the cabin covers up to 14 guests. For larger groups, ask and I will tell you honestly whether the space works rather than squeezing you in.
That Desert Space has a fully furnished house with a full kitchen and bathroom, a two person infrared sauna, fenced cactus gardens and camping areas, 15 minutes from shops and restaurants. That PNW Cabin has a wood fired hot tub, an infrared sauna, a firepit and outdoor dining setup.
Yes. Bringing a photographer to an offsite is the cheapest way to come home with a year of content, and it is what I do for every retreat I run.
Yes. I have spent seven years building retreats, and the same planning applies to a team week. See my retreat hosting page for what that covers.
September 3, 2026
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