Our friends at Rivers Bend Retreat Center welcome Mendocino Coast Writers Conference participants to stay at their magical Retreat Center, either for group retreats or for individuals seeking peace, solitude and creative inspiration. The Navarro River runs through the 55 acre property and curves at the river's bend creating a contemplative setting complete with a swimming hole. Take a walk in the woods or help tend our organic flower and vegetable garden. Organic meals are available. See the website for more details on lodging information or simply give them a call at 707.895.3990.
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