Forest Fairy Festival

An eco-erotic gathering

By invitation/application only

Thursday May 29 - Sunday June 1, 2025

Red River Gorge, Kentucky

Let's live in the magic all the time!

Come play with 50 Forest Fairies for four days and three nights of natural enchantment, tucked away in a private holler of the Appalachian mountains. We'll be frolicking on 340 acres of forests, streams, ponds and meadows, at a time of the year when the leaves of the ferns, flowers and large leaf magnolia trees are at their most green and tender. This experience is carefully curated and brought to you by an extremely talented staff of more than a dozen facilitators and leaders to support all of us in creating the world that we want to live in - a world of authentic connection, belonging, fulfilling intimacy, playfulness and devotion to the wisdom of the natural world.

This gathering will be an opportunity to cultivate skills that give us a sense of real belonging. We'll learn to connect more deeply to the natural world, by learning how to start a fire using only plant materials and/or how to sense the exact moment the sun has set or risen. We'll sing together, dance together, and learn to have powerful and authentic conversations about our desires and our fears.

This event is built around a culture of mutual respect and consent. Participants at this festival will need to be willing to witness the nudity of others as there will be clothing optional practices and areas on the property.

Featuring

Intimacy Skills Workshops - Learn to live and love more fully
Sunrise & sunset nature connection practices
Spiritual bathing with flowers, herbs and consecrated stream water
Learn to create your fairy costume from plant materials
Consent culture, community agreements & connection exercises
Freshly cooked group meals
Clothing optional
Fire ceremony, nature altars
Camping on 340 beautiful and wild acres - forests, streams, ponds and meadows
Dance, music, singing, cuddling

What's included in your ticket:

Four days and three nights of instruction and programming
Camping - bathrooms and showers available
Six freshly prepared meals
Onsite parking
Pre-event orientation/informational zoom call - Sunday May 18th from 7 - 8:30 pm Eastern
Post-event integration zoom call - Tuesday June 10th from 7 - 8:30 pm Eastern
Opportunity to connect with other magical beings

About Drugs & Alcohol:

Please avoid the use of mood altering substances before and during the festival. The invitation here is to lean into the altered state(s) of consciousness (read:magic) that can be discovered through deep connection, eros, pleasure, nature immersion, relaxation and belonging. It is much easier to feel your feelings and listen to your internal compass when you are "sober" and attuning to the wisdom of your body. One caveat though - if you need a little something to support you with anxiety or sleep please use it lightly and discreetly.

Apply to attend here

There are a limited number of Work Trade tickets available for this event.

Work Trader Application Here

What we mean by “living in the magic” is at least five things…

🌳 A strong sense of trusting in the universe - that whatever happens there is some divine intelligence to it - even disasters - and that we are all still somehow held.

🌳 A daily felt sense of flow and inspiration.

🌳 Befriending our desires and fantasies along with grief, death and shadow work - we can’t have magic without them.

🌳 Confidence and skill when it comes to navigating erotic energy, love and human relationships.

🌳 Shared reality that we are able to create the world that we want to live in, by surrendering to the beauty of realizing our dreams and desires.

Conductors of Forest Fairy Magic Include:

Tentative Schedule Here

Introducing the Enchanted Holler where this event will take place:

You will need to cross two shallow "creek crossings" to get to the venue. Typically, low clearance vehicles can make it through these crossings just fine.

The Glamping A Frames:

About the Food Service at this event

The meals will be planned and lovingly prepared by our Kitchen Domme, Alida, and a team of volunteers. Much of the produce is coming from a local farmer - Jack Parker - who has grown this food for us! We are planning on a vegetarian menu and will be able to accommodate vegan and gluten free eaters. If you need additional protein, please feel free to bring that for yourself. There will be a cooler to store food in - it will need to be labeled with your name on it.

Please bring your own cup, plate, bowl and spoon.

They will be served cafeteria style, twice a day - at 1:00 pm and 6:00 pm.

We will not be serving breakfast, but will provide snack bars and fruit, coffee, tea and hot water. Feel free to supplement if you need additional sustenance in the morning.

Here's a tentative menu: