e.HERs Retreat

Eastside EntrepreneuHERs Retreat

April 30th - May 3rd

We are thrilled to bring you the first-ever e.HERs Retreat! We will be staying at 2 neighboring houses on Treasure Island (aka Reach) in Allyn, WA.

Living room with white shiplap walls, a wooden ceiling, a black wall clock, a large window with blinds, a potted plant, a white sofa with teal pillows, a TV on a black and wood media stand filled with board games, a brown armchair, and a coffee table.

What Sets Us Apart

Front view of a two-story house with a gray garage door, wooden shingles on the upper floor, and a covered entryway with wood beams, set among tall trees with leaves on the ground.

🌲Secluded, Cozy Lodging

Think no big city overwhelm, no traffic, just peaceful surroundings and a water view on a tree-lined island.

Participants can unwind, breathe, and show up fully present, perfect for deep reflection and connection.

A cheerful woman standing at an open wooden door, indoors with windows overhead, wearing black pants, black shoes, a black top, and a blue cardigan, smiling and gesturing with her hand.

⚓ Anchored in Community

Community is at the center of everything we do here at Eastside EntrepreneuHERs. Grow your business, expand your referral network, and gain valuable feedback from like-minded peers.

Open-concept living and dining area in a modern home with white shiplap walls, wooden flooring, a white couch with blue pillows, a dining table with beige chairs, a wall clock, and decorative paddles on the wall.

Reserve Your Spot at the Eastside EntrepreneuHERs Retreat

View of a balcony overlooking trees and a body of water, with outdoor chairs and a informational stand.

8 Spots
Available

Spots are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

$200 of the cost is a non-refundable deposit needed to secure the second home.

Early-bird Pricing through 1/31/26 $100 OFF!

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Allyn, WA

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Treasure Island

〰️ Allyn, WA 〰️ Treasure Island

Where is Treasure Island?

 

Redrigo can’t wait to greet you!

Wooden carved bear standing on a tree stump with one arm raised, positioned outside next to a house door.