What do I need while on retreat at Hallelujah Farm?

We provide linens including bedding, towels, pillows, blankets, and washcloths.

We provide vegetarian meals with gluten and dairy-free options. If you have further dietary needs, you may want to consider bringing supplemental food of your own that may be stored in a guest kitchen space. Please keep in mind you will have microwave access to prepare and heat your food.

Don’t forget toiletries - shampoo, conditioner, soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, hairdryer, lotion, deodorant, etc. We recommend items with minimal or no fragrance in consideration of your fellow retreat members.

You may want to bring slippers, especially if it’s cold outside! If you have trouble sleeping, consider a sound machine or ear plugs. If you want to explore our grounds, think about bringing bug spray, sunblock, and hiking boots. You may also want writing materials if that would enhance your retreat experience.

Click here for a suggested packing list.

How do I get to Hallelujah Farm?

Although we are in rural New Hampshire, it’s not all that hard to get to us! Click here for directions or enter “170 Gulf Road, Chesterfield, NH 03443” into your GPS.

What is the best way to contact retreat participants and/or leaders while they’re at the farm?

You can call 603-256-6239. This is the Lower Farm telephone number.

Will I have cell phone service?

Due to our location, there is minimal cell phone service. You may want to use your time at Hallelujah Farm Retreat to focus on being present with yourself and your group.

There is a landline that you can use if needed.

Is there internet available?

Yes, there is internet access available.

What types of events do you host?

The mission of Hallelujah Farm Retreat is to host and support spiritual, educational, creative, nonprofit, and community-based service groups.

Do host personal event like weddings?

We do not host personal events like weddings or family reunions. At Hallelujah Farm Retreat center, we are focused on providing a space for spiritual retreats, educational and creative groups, nonprofit organizations, and community-based service groups.