Nicasio Creek Farm

A Sanctuary for Healing the Healers

Nicasio Creek Farm is a privately owned property in Nicasio, California.

It is one hour north of San Francisco, nestled between Sonoma/Napa Valley and Point Reyes National Seashore.

Nicasio Creek Farm is not open to the public. The only way to experience Nicasio Creek Farm is by joining a Pause & Presence offering facilitated by Dr. Jessie Mahoney.

Dr. Mahoney is a pediatrician with over two decades of physician wellness experience. She is a certified physician coach, as well as a yoga and mindfulness instructor. She works with individuals, small groups, teams, leaders, hospitals and healthcare institutions. She is a nationally sought-after speaker on healing physician burnout and creating a sustainable culture in medicine. She facilitates wellness programming at Nicasio Creek Farm for individual women physicians, as well as local private practices and large healthcare organizations.

Nicasio Creek Farm is a four-acre country property with a large retreat/yoga deck under the shade of a beautiful maple tree.

It has a huge paddock filled with wildflowers in Spring and golden grasses and spectacular foliage in the Fall.

It is home to many local deer and quail families as well as wild turkeys and the occasional fox.

Adirondack chairs, rocking chairs, chaise lounges and hammocks are abundant.

Wind chimes and lovely breezes are too.

There are many spectacular forest bathing spots, as well as a beautiful bamboo yoga and sound healing studio. There is also a large lawn as well as several decks for enjoying journaling, a sunny afternoon, and stargazing.

Nicasio Creek runs through the property.

The creek sounds are exciting in the winter and soothing in the late spring.

The creek bed is a magical haven for deer, birds, and waterfowl.

Nicasio Creek Farm has a large vegetable, and herb garden as well as a fruit orchard with apple, plum, fig, lemon, and persimmon trees.

Berries are hidden all around.

A seasonal flower farm with sunflowers, dahlias, zinnias, ranunculas, wildflowers, California poppies, healing flowers, and edible flowers is under development.

Although, Nicasio Creek Farm is generally accessible, parts of it may be challenging to those with mobility issues.

“The minute you step out of the car and smell the amazing aroma of the trees and fresh air, you know this place is special.” -Jenny D, MD

“It’s very unique. The location is perfect for this work.” - Joanna C, MD

What Happens at Nicasio Creek Farm?

Coaching, Yoga, Mindfulness, an Culinary Medicine  CME for Women Physicians

Facilitated Wellness Workshops and Team Retreats for healthcare teams, institutions, medical societies, and women in medicine groups.

30 seconds at Nicasio Creek Farm

What happens in the town of Nicasio?

Cheese making. Pumpkin Growing. Olive Oil Making. Horseback Riding.

Hiking and Biking. Redwoods. Live Music. Star Wars/Skywalker Ranch.

About Nicasio It Didn’t Just Happen - Documentary about the History of Nicasio

What happens in West Marin?

Hiking in Point Reyes National Seashore, Mount Tamalpais, and Muir Woods

Beachwalking at Stinson Beach, Limantour Beach, Drakes Beach

Kayaking and Birdwatching in Tomales Bay and Bolinas Lagoon

Whale watching, Tule Elk watching, and wildflower gazing in Point Reyes

The locovore movement - Point Reyes Cheese, Nicasio Valley Cheese, The Bovine Bakery, Brickmaiden Bread, Marin Sun Farms, and ….