Women's Retreat House Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Women's Retreat House is a sober living home for women in Pleasant View, Utah, in Weber County, on West 2550 North. It is run by a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit built entirely around housing and supporting women in recovery.

A Women's Sober House on West 2550 North

Pleasant View sits at the northern edge of the Ogden area, a quieter residential city removed from downtown Ogden's commercial density. The house draws on that setting deliberately, offering women a stable, low-key environment while they rebuild routines that early sobriety depends on.

A Nonprofit Built Around Twelve-Step Work

Women's Retreat House organizes daily life around twelve-step recovery, paired with the shared responsibilities of running a household together, from meals to chores to the day-to-day accountability that comes from living alongside people at similar points in recovery. As a nonprofit, its work is funded in part by community donations instead of resting entirely on resident fees.

Peer Mentorship From Women Who Have Lived It

Staff and mentors at the house are themselves women in recovery, offering guidance shaped by firsthand experience, not only clinical training. That model gives residents someone to answer to who has personally navigated the same steps, not just supervised them.

Recovery Housing in Weber County

Weber County's largest population and service base sit in and around Ogden, the county seat, a short drive south of Pleasant View. That proximity puts outpatient providers, meetings and entry-level employers within easy reach without placing the house in the middle of the city itself.

Reaching Women's Retreat House

Women interested in a bed can contact the organization directly for current openings, program length and cost, since Women's Retreat House manages its own intake for this Pleasant View home.