Sarah Lindemulder is known for sharing yoga with a contagious joy. Her classes are marked by a clear commitment to deep study, interdisciplinary research and a welcoming spirit that invites everybody to experience the richness of the practice. Drawing on her background in social work, Sarah presents a unique offering that incorporates evidence based research with a serious dedication to honoring the ancient path of yoga. With more than 1000 hours of teaching and advanced training through Amy Ippoliti, Sarah is a 500 hr RYT with additional training in yoga nidra, yin yoga, hands on assists, and now somatic experiencing therapy with leading expert Peter Levine.

Known for local retreats and collaborating with outdoor havens, Sarah has led retreats at Newton Hills State Park, Palisades, Big Sioux, as well as out in the beautiful Black Hills. Recognized as a leader in the yoga community, Sarah has been featured at the South Dakota Yoga Conference, Sioux Falls Yogafest, the South Dakota Afterschool Conference, the statewide Community Response to Child Abuse, Carroll Institute Staff Retreat, Sanford Pediatric resident retreat, Avera’s Feria De Salud and has collaborated on multiple teacher trainings including Kosha Yoga School and Revolution Yoga & Cycle. Her work has been featured on the Argus Leader, 605 Magazine, Keloland Living, and Yoga International.

Jenn Fast, M.S., E-RYT 200, RYT 500, YACEP, fell completely in love with the practice of yoga when she enrolled in her first yoga teacher training at Sun Moon Yoga in 2012. Since then she has spent countless hours studying yoga, meditation, yogic philosophy, Vedic astrology, and Ayurveda, among other things. As a dedicated lifelong seeker of knowledge and wisdom, Jenn is always learning and growing in her own personal practice.

Rooted in the traditional teachings of yoga, Jenn approaches the practice with a deep reverence for its transformative power to nurture the body, calm the mind, and awaken the spirit. Through a mindful blend of breath-centered movement, meditation, and philosophy, Jenn guides students on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment, encouraging them to cultivate awareness, presence, and self-love both on and off the mat.

Clarissa, a seasoned yoga teacher with 15+ years of experience, holds E-RYT®500, RYPT, and YACEP® certifications. Also a certified Mindfulness and Meditation teacher, Sound Healing, Breathwork, and Cacao Ceremony Facilitator, and Munay Ki Shamanic practitioner, she infuses classes, ceremonies, and retreats with transformative practices from diverse modalities. Using shamanic instruments, crystal singing bowls, gongs, and more, Clarissa creates a multi-sensory experience, sparking profound transformations. She also leads global and regional retreats and yoga teacher trainings, leaving an indelible mark on the spiritual journey of those she guides.

Owner of Tandoor Boccado, a food truck serving wood-fired tandoor and wok made delicacies. Here are some reviews for the food truck that will be coming to the camp site:

“Absolutely delicious! The Swordfish Gnocchi (Italy) wasn't seared rare but it was still very good. The Javanese Shrimp Fried Rice (Malaysia) had the perfect spice and the shrimp were very big! Want to try everything on the menu!”

“I cant even begin to describe the explosion of flavor! This is some of the best food I have had in Rapid City ever, and it came from a food truck. The Shrimp Korean Seoul Food (Korea) was bursting with flavor and the homemade kimchi was sour and crunchy and is a perfect pair to the sauce on the side, not to mention the gigantic shrimp. The Lemon-Chili Brussels Sprouts (Mediterranean) were next level good. I could live off them! The toasted walnuts add the perfect amount of crunch and is just beyond words. And last the Chocolate Berries and Creme is so rich and fresh with a dense poundcake with so much chocolate flavor. It was delectable.”
Check out his Instagram to see his amazing dishes.

Check out the State Park guide for an appropriate intensity. Some of my favorites are Cathedral Spires, Lover's Leap, and Little Devil's Tower.

Relax: hammock, journal, climb a tree, try your hand at kayaking or canoeing.

Good for a rainy day... See the State Park and the resident bison herd, prairie dog town, and perhaps a bighorn sheep or antelope!e.

For bike enthusiasts, the Mickelson Trail is just minutes away...