Rooted in Purpose
Grown with Care
Outfolk Collective is part mission-driven business and part community movement. Through memberships and guided outdoor experiences, we create space for connection, growth, and belonging in nature.
But it’s more than just retreats and hikes; every experience is designed to challenge who the outdoors is for and help shift access, joy, and healing into the hands of more people.
Our model bridges a critical gap in the outdoor industry: we unite a vibrant paying member community with a commitment to supporting access and equity to the outdoors. We partner with grassroots leaders and organizations by reinvesting 10% of all profits and providing in-kind services to BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ led environmental justice efforts.
How We Work
Our Values
Belonging
We create spaces where every body and every story is welcome. You don’t need to “look outdoorsy” or have the right gear, just come as you are.
Adventure
We believe the journey matters more than the destination. We celebrate slow hikes, quiet moments, and first-time campers with the same love as summit days.
Connection
Our experiences are designed to deepen connection, not only to nature, but to your own rhythm and the people around you. We make space for laughter, reflection, and presence.
Creating Access
Every paid experience funds nonprofit organizations creating outdoor access and opportunities for youth & communities historically excluded from these places. Real impact, one gathering at a time.
Meet our Founder
Jasmine Reinhardt
(she/hers/ella)
As a first-generation American born and raised in South Texas to immigrant parents from Central America, it wasn’t until her twenties that Jasmine first learned what national parks were. The first time she set foot in one, everything changed. That moment sparked a calling that would shape the next 15+ years of her life.
As a National Park Service ranger, including in senior leadership roles, Jasmine led transformative programs in some of the country’s most iconic places: Muir Woods National Monument, Alcatraz Island, Haleakalā National Park, and Channel Islands National Park. Her work has focused on creating welcoming, affirming spaces in nature for communities historically excluded from public lands, including immigrant families, system-impacted youth, and BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ communities. At every step, her career has been about building bridges: between people and place, between community and conservation, and between healing and joy.
Outfolk Collective is Jasmine’s way of paying it forward, driven by a vision to create more inclusive, restorative spaces in nature. She founded it as a space where adults can reconnect with nature, community, and themselves, without needing to be “outdoorsy.” Her goal? To create something both meaningful and fun: soul-filled experiences for adults, paired with commitment to expand access for communities historically excluded or marginalized from public lands.
Today, Jasmine lives in Ventura County with her wife, two kids, and fur-babies. Rooted in purpose and fueled by lived experience, Jasmine continues to lead with heart, humility, and a healthy dose of trail dust.
