Modern living often leaves little room for self-care, with stress, sedentary routines and hectic schedules taking a toll on overall well-being. According to the American Psychiatric Association, 43 percent of adults say "they feel more anxious than they did the previous year." As people increasingly try to prioritize their physical fitness and mental health, retreats offering holistic programs have become sought-after sanctuaries for renewal and transformation.

To spotlight the destinations redefining self-care, Newsweek and Statista are proud to present America's Best Fitness & Wellness Retreats 2025. Our inaugural list honors 100 outstanding retreats a cross the country.

The sanctuaries featured on this list provide tailored environments where guests can focus on their health goals through activities like yoga, meditation, massages, personal training, nutrition programs, mental coaching and hiking tours.

Facilities were evaluated based on rigorous methodology, including a survey where professionals with knowledge about fitness and wellness retreats were asked to recommend notable facilities. The study also utilized data collection from social media sites and other web sources, a survey to assess amenities and programs, website traffic to measure user engagement and Google reviews.

The list includes Aman in New York City; Canyon Ranch in Woodside, California; Doe Bay Resort and Retreat in Olga, Washington; and Movara Fitness Resort in Ivins, Utah.

Whether you're seeking an energizing fitness regimen, restorative wellness practices or both, we hope this guide is a valuable resource for finding a retreat that helps you feel better and stronger.

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