Upcoming Experiences

Fresh carrots, green onions, and other vegetables arranged on a display at a market.
A scenic landscape with a grassy hillside where several horses are grazing. The sky is bright blue with scattered white clouds, and there are trees in the background.

Each gathering is built around a different maker, flavor, or craft of the Driftless — curated, intimate, and all-inclusive.

Maximum six guests.

Four wine glasses filled with different types of wine, placed on a wooden barrel.

On The Horizon

Still Point is a living calendar.

Each retreat tells a different story the Driftless has to tell. Future gatherings include:

The Literary Driftless — We're exploring a retreat for people who love books, writing, and the places that inspire both. Mineral Point is home to an independent bookstore, an independent publisher, and a celebrated author and illustrator, all within a few blocks of High Street — the kind of town made for this. If this sounds like your kind of weekend, let us know below.

The Artists & Makers — We're exploring a weekend built around the creative community that's made Mineral Point one of the great quiet artist enclaves of the Midwest — studio visits, conversations with the people making the work, and a town that's drawn artists for generations. If this sounds like your kind of weekend, let us know below.

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Past Retreats

The Late Summer Retreat (August, 2026) A weekend built around the culinary highlights of the Driftless — its farmers, its cheesemakers, its winemakers, and its chefs. The program moved through a farmers market morning, a Driftless wine and cheese grazing lunch at the American Wine Project, a hands-on cooking demonstration using that morning's market finds, and a farm-to-table dinner at The Book Kitchen. Two nights in a beautifully restored historic home on High Street — the kind of weekend that stays with you.

“A relaxing few days of having lots of things to do without having to do anything — and enjoying that”
A top-down view of a table setting with a black and white checkered tablecloth, floral centerpieces in small vases, candles, and printed menus at each place setting.
“A weekend just for me — to connect to myself, meet interesting people, and be inspired by a new place. Worth every penny.”
Two women at an outdoor farmers market or fair, one holding a basket of fresh beets and the other holding a basket of green leafy vegetables, with tents and trees in the background on a cloudy day.
A woman in a black chef's coat speaking in a kitchen with a black countertop, green tiled walls, and various cooking utensils and ingredients on the counter. There are two women, one on the right and one at the bottom, with green wall and blue door in the background.
Two women are having a conversation in a brewery storage room with metal walls and barrels. One woman is wearing a blue cap, brown sweater, and green pants, while the other is in a light jacket and pants, with curly hair, listening with her hand on her chin.
“Having a weekend with strangers filled with learning, conversation, and maybe a few tears, my heart and stomach couldn’t be more full. I can’t wait to visit again soon.”
A cheese and charcuterie platter with nuts, grapes, and flowers, set on a wooden table with plates, utensils, a glass of wine, a candle, and a printed menu nearby.
Vase with mixed wildflowers on a woven tray, placed on a table, with books and a living room in the background.

Where You’ll Stay

A white, two-story house with a front porch and steps leading to the entrance, decorated with potted plants and surrounded by flowering bushes.

The Jones House · 311 High Street

The Jones House dates to the 1870s, built during Mineral Point's first boom — when Cornish miners came for the lead and stayed for the hills. Carefully restored and flooded with natural light, the house is spacious with airy rooms, high ceilings, and the kind of generous proportions that invite you to spread out and slow down. Guests have full access of the first floor living areas, including a sunroom that catches the afternoon light beautifully and becomes, for most guests, their favorite spot in the house. Guests stay on the second floor in four private rooms — two queen bedrooms, a single room, and an airy twin bed room. All guests share a generous Victorian bathroom stocked with luxury linens and toiletries — a clawfoot tub, tiled walk-in shower, and two pedestal sinks.

Rates are all-inclusive — two nights lodging, all meals, drinks and programming.

Large Queen Most spacious room

Solo

Two sharing

A bedroom with two large windows, a white bed with pillows, a wooden chair, a cozy wool ottoman, a patterned area rug, a fireplace with decorations on the mantle, a hanging woven light fixture, and light curtains.

Cozy Queen bedroom

Solo

Two sharing

A bedroom with a bed covered in a beige and white striped comforter, with five decorative pillows with black and white designs. A bedside table with a small lamp is next to the bed. The wall behind has framed artwork. There's an open door revealing a closet and a doorway to another room. A black chandelier with seven candle-like lights hangs from the ceiling. The room has wooden floors, and there's a striped rug with black, beige, and white colors.

Cozy Twin bed, private room

Solo only

A bedroom with a bed, two pillows, a window showing green trees outside, a striped rug, and some small furniture and decor items.

Airy Two Twin beds, shared space (Accessed from second floor with private back stair to main floor)

Solo or Two Sharing

A bright bedroom with two twin beds, a black wall sconce, a striped rug, large windows with trees outside, and a canvas with a target design on the wall.

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Bespoke Experiences

Looking for something more personal?

Still Point also offers custom weekend getaways — designed entirely around your group, your interests, and your vision of the perfect Driftless weekend.

A person holding an open book while sitting outdoors on a wooden surface with leaves and moss, viewed from above.
Person knitting with purple yarn, sitting comfortably in a cozy indoor space.
Person painting on a yellow canvas with blue and black paint, using a small brush, with paint palette nearby.