When Was The Last Time Nobody Needed You?
Five days where every meal, every bed, every plan, and every detail is already handled. A houseboat yacht, private stargazing yurts, a private chef, and fifteen couples chosen on purpose. You just show up with your person.
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Let's Stop Calling Vacationing With Kids "Rest."
It's parenting in a prettier location, without the convenience and comfort of home. You love those trips. Those are core memories. And you come home needing a vacation from the vacation.
This trip is the other thing. The one where nobody needs you.
You're The One Holding It All Together.
You've been carrying it for a long time. You know exactly how this goes.
- You start packing three days out. The bathing suits. The backup bathing suits. The goggles only one of them will actually wear. The specific snack.
- You count heads through the airport. You hand out snacks and collect sweatshirts.
- You hold the water bottles, the schedule, and everybody's feelings.
- You take all the pictures. Plan all the excursions. Manage everyone's itinerary.
Here's what's missing. A trip where the food, the boats, where you sleep, what you do, and when you do absolutely nothing at all has already been handled by someone else. Down to a packing list, sent to you ahead of time, listing item by item what you need to pack, so you don't even have to think about what to bring.
Somewhere out on that water, when nobody needs a snack and nobody needs a referee and there is nothing on your to-do list, you remember what it feels like to just be a person. Sitting next to your person.
The Part You Can't Book Anywhere Else.
The lake, you could visit on your own. The people around that fire, you can't. Here's how Kathryn put it after our first trip as guests:
That's what this week is built to give you two.
Kathryn Was A Hard No On This Trip. Now We're The Ones Hosting It.
A couple years back some friends invited us on a couples trip to Lake Powell. Then we got on a Zoom and found out where we'd be sleeping. Tents. They called them yurts. To me they looked like tents. That was the dealbreaker for Kathryn. She did not hold back. "I am not sleeping in a tent. I'm not going on a camping trip. I'm done with that lifestyle." That's the cleaned up version, by the way.
Here's the part most people don't know. When we went in October 2024, life was kicking our ass. We were deep in merging our families. Kathryn was navigating a massive shift in her identity, I was navigating my own around being a divorced dad, and we had taken a business failure and financial drain that year. We were solid as a couple. Everything around us was just heavy.
Then we got there. The yurts weren't tents. Kathryn walked in, looked around, and that was the end of the tent argument. But the accommodations weren't the part that got us. It was the people. Five days with a small group of couples and nobody was selling anything. That trip didn't solve what we were carrying. It solidified our foundation underneath all of it.
Every time we leave a weekend like that we say the same thing to each other. We need more of this. So we stopped waiting for it and built it, for couples like you.
Before the business side of who we are, the part that actually matters here: we are parents. Seven kids between us, six girls and one boy, with two sets of twins in the mix. Kathryn brought four daughters, Tomas brought two girls and a boy, and we blended it all on purpose. We know exactly what it takes to get two people out the door for five days, because we live it too.
Tomas Keenan
Tomas is a father of three, two girls and a boy, including a set of twins. He started his first business at 21 years old and spent 22 plus years working with his hands as a custom car audio installer.
Professionally, he is an operations strategist, fractional COO, keynote speaker, and a two time published author with a third book on the way.
Kathryn Keenan
Kathryn is the mother of four daughters who are homeschooled, including a set of twins. Professionally, she is a branding and digital communication expert, founder of Influence Digital Media, former Executive Editor of The Good Men Project, and a writer who has edited and published over 100 books for her clients.
The less public side of her work is the part she loves most: guiding people back to their own knowing. Their breath. Their body. Their truth.
Five Days That Do Something A Normal Vacation Can't.
Everything is reserved and ready before you arrive. Here's what that actually buys you.
Nothing on your plate. Literally nothing.
Every meal cooked by a private chef. Cleanup handled. Where you sleep, what you do, and when you do absolutely nothing at all has been planned for you. Even the packing list is written, item by item.
A room you can't find at home.
Real conversations with couples who are building something with their lives. No pitches. No agendas. Nobody selling anything. The kind of people who get harder and harder to find as you get older.
The lake, wide open, with someone to teach you.
Surfing, wave runners, paddleboards, tubing, guided fishing, side by sides. Instructors on site the whole time. Learn something new or watch from the top deck with a book. Totally up to you.
For once, you're both in the pictures.
Every night before dinner, a professional photographer shoots the two of you on the beach at sunset. Every photo goes into a shared album. You get all of them.
You Show Up. Everything Else Is Already Done.
Arrive in Page, Arizona by 1:00 PM on Wednesday. Drive or fly. There's a direct flight from Phoenix that lands in time. From that moment, it's handled.
The Overlooks.
Kickoff lunch by a private chef. A side by side ride out to the overlook points, dinner on the hillside, and your first sunset fireside over the lake. Your own room in town that night.
Out On The Water.
Breakfast, then out to the yacht and your private stargazing yurt. The lake opens up: surfing, wave runners, paddleboards, guided fishing. Resort wear dinner on the beach at sunset. Fireside.
The Lake Is Yours.
Surf at sunrise, fish, or sleep in. Free time on the water all day. Beachside dinner as the sun drops. Fireside under the stars.
Couples Olympics.
Couples Olympic Games in the morning. The water all afternoon, with an optional cove excursion. Final dinner and the send off experience.
Back To Page.
Breakfast, pack, and back to Page by 10:30 AM. You leave with your person, not your to-do list.
Your Own Private Stargazing Yurt On The Water.
The last thing you see at night is the sky, through a clear dome overhead.
See Where You're Going.
Every photo on this page is from the real experience at Lake Powell. This is the place.
Don't Take Our Word For It.
This has been an experience of a lifetime. We are closer, our relationship is stronger, and we are better because we've been here. We've loved every second, every bit. This was better than us doing a year's worth of couples therapy.
The most transformative part of being here as a couple was being able to take the time to go have fun. Everyone here was just so friendly. It's beautiful here, the food was amazing. We are definitely coming back and recommending this to anybody.
Our favorite part of the Soul Connection experience was being able to meet other people, have fun with people, and reconnect between her and I. That was awesome. We would definitely recommend this to other couples, absolutely.
We're from New Orleans, and we don't get views like this ever. Being able to be here, take this all in, and be in a different part of the world does something to you. We'll be bringing back a piece of this place with us. We would absolutely recommend this to other couples.
Stop scrolling. If this is you two, here's everything.
All Inclusive. One Number. Everything Handled.
From the moment you arrive in Page through Sunday morning, it's covered. The only thing you handle is getting there.
September 1 Through 5, 2027
- Your own private stargazing yurt on the beach
- Every meal prepared by a private chef, cleanup handled
- Houseboat yacht, all the water toys, and fuel
- Guided fishing, surf and wakeboard instruction
- Side by side rides to the overlooks
- Professional photographer every night, every photo yours
- Item by item packing list sent before you go
Requesting a spot costs nothing. We'll reach out to set up a quick Zoom.
Thank You For Your Submission.
Your information has been sent to Tomas and Kathryn. Expect a call to set up a quick Zoom.
Want to expedite the process? Book a call directly on Tomas's calendar.
This Trip Is Not For Everyone. That's The Point.
The group is curated on purpose. Here's exactly what this is not.
Not a party weekend.
This is an intentional weekend with good couples who are about something. It's also a non alcoholic trip. If that sounds like a dealbreaker, it probably is.
Not a swinger or open relationship weekend.
Sorry. It comes up, so we say it plainly. That's not what this is.
Not couples therapy.
Nobody is here to fix anything. This is for two people who are solid and want five days in a room full of other couples building something real.
Nothing for sale when you get there.
No coaching. No pitch. No catch. No upsell. No mastermind. Nothing for sale. All ages welcome, 21 plus minimum.
The Questions Couples Ask Us First.
Isn't Lake Powell running out of water?
How do we get there?
Where do we sleep the first night?
What do we pack?
Do we need to know how to surf or wakeboard?
What if we just want to do nothing?
Is this really all inclusive?
What happens after we fill out the form?
What if we can't make these dates?
Come Sit Next To Your Person.
This happens once a year. Request a spot below, we hop on a quick Zoom to make sure it's a great fit, and on September 1st you show up and every detail is handled. Miss it, and you spend another year planning everyone else's fun and calling it a vacation. Fifteen couples total.
Requesting a spot costs nothing. We'll reach out to set up a quick Zoom.
Thank You For Your Submission.
Your information has been sent to Tomas and Kathryn. Expect a call to set up a quick Zoom.
Want to expedite the process? Book a call directly on Tomas's calendar.