Workshops & Retreats – Source Point Training

We create a peaceful environment for healthy conversations, fun, and creativity to occur.

Join us in our beautiful Sonoma Wine Country Retreat setting to take your team away and to discover exciting new ways to move forward.

We have over three acres of beautifully managed grounds and can accommodate up to 50 people if necessary for your event.

Perhaps you will want us to facilitate your group on any of the following topics. Or you may want to self-facilitate yourself while we make your session and participants comfortable.

We can arrange for any or all of the following:

Local accommodations
Fun local activities
Team games
Private Wine tasting
On site dining/catering
Biking and hiking

ABOUT RED BARN GARDENS

Red Barn Gardens is a tranquil estate tucked away amidst redwoods and roses, surrounded by nature on a quiet road in Healdsburg’s wine country. The property features a cozy, vintage-style guest cottage set-back with the feel of resting in the treetops –the perfect setting for strategic planning, team building and leadership development.

Nearby, a bubbling brook sports a wood-carved fisherman waiting for a bite at the end of his line as he sits next to a quaint little wooden bridge, all the while, butterflies gently kiss and dance around the many flowers dotting the property.

Down a long drive, two red barns sit at the head of the property looking out at a small forest where gnomes and fairies can be spotted here and there, only slightly concealed by plants and trees. There is nothing but peace and serenity in the stillness of Red Barn Gardens, where birds in the trees sing in the mere pleasure of it all.

HISTORY

Red Barn Gardens has a rich history in the Healdsburg community. Originally home to the 19th century Paxton Winery, the is now home to Jim and Barbara Fagan. Having enjoyed many private events with friends and family, whether for pleasure or business, this private oasis is now open for others to enjoy.

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