When is Wild Medicine?

April 30-May 2, 2027 (Pre-weekend festivities start on April 29, 2027)

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Where is Wild Medicine?

Our 2027 Wild Medicine Weekend is at Harrison Bay State Park in Harrison, TN, right outside of Chattanooga. Check-in is at the Recreation Center near the campgrounds.​

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Who hosts The Wild Medicine Conference?

The Wild Medicine Conference is a collaborative effort between several herbalists and volunteers including Michelle Rigling, Phyllis D. Light, Joanna Mann, and Trevor Mann. 

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What is the cancellation policy?

The full policy is at the bottom of this page + on the registration page.

Registrations (including deposits and partial-payments towards registration) are non-refundable and there are no exceptions. Fully paid registrations can be transferred to another person through April 26, 2027; however, no modifications can be made to the registration as part of the transfer. Transfers must be submitted via email and must be formally approved.

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Who can attend?

Wild Medicine is open to adults. Wild Medicine is not a family festival, and we do not have programming or care for children. We also do no allow pets inside our class or dining spaces, so please leave your furry friends at home.​

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Who cannot attend?

Wild Medicine is not open to children, teens, or pets. All attendees must be at least 18 years of age. Older teens with a special interest in herbal medicine may receive special approval via email if attending with an adult. Please email us about this. 

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Can mothers bring nursing little ones?

Nursing infants and toddlers are welcome if their registered mother is staying offsite or in a camper/RV site they book separately. We are unable to accommodate babies in our group campground. 

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What is the 2027 workshop schedule?

The detailed workshop schedule will be available approximately 4 weeks before the event.

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What food will be served?

The menu will include a variety of nourishing options including meat, lots of vegetables, soup, and more. The full menu will be available at least 4 weeks before the event.

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How will parking work?

Parking is included in registration. Upon arrival and check-in, you will be directed to a permanent parking spot for the day.

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What time can I arrive?

Attendees must check in at the registration desk before attending events or meals. 

Feast and Frolic check-in is Thursday from 3:30pm-6:00pm. We recommend arriving at 3:30 if you are camping so you have time to set up your tent before dinner.​

Weekend check-in is Friday from 1:00pm-7:00pm. 

Last Call check-in is Saturday morning from 9:15am-10:00am. 

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Are Day Passes available?

No, we do not offer day passes. ​

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Are volunteer opportunities available?

If you are interested in participating in our work exchange program, please visit our VOLUNTEER page. 

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What should I bring?

A notebook, raingear, snacks, a mug/tumbler for tea, and personal items for free time are recommended. You may also want to bring a camp chair and yoga mat. Participants will also receive a preparation letter with additional suggestions.

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What items are not allowed?

Pets/animals, firearms, unregistered guests, and illegal substances are not allowed, per regulations of the venue and our safety policy. 

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Who is the Director of The Wild Medicine Conference?

Michelle Rigling is the director of Wild Medicine. 

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What if I still have questions?

Please email us at wildmedicineconference@gmail.com.