If you’ve ever wanted to run away for a weekend and just do all your favorite activities, good news—there’s a name for that now. They’re called hobbycations.

They’re exactly what they sound like: going on a vacation or little getaway solely with the intention of doing your hobbies the entire time. The term has started to gain some traction online as more and more people are turning to “analog hobbies,” activities that don’t require a screen, in an effort to get off their phones and tablets and now, some have added the nice layer of making little trips or weekends out of it all.

But don’t think a hobbycation has to be a big production. The best part of them is that there’s no pressure; it can look really any way you want it to. Sure, can you plan a real trip and pack all your crafts to do at the beach or poolside? Of course. You can also keep it pretty lowkey. Think, finally getting to that home project you’ve been wanting to knock out, learning a new board game, or finishing an 1,000-piece puzzle. Reading retreats, where you just hole up somewhere of your choosing and power through your TBR, are also considered a hobbycation. All of these can also be done solo, with one friend, or with an entire group. Dealer’s choice!

Consider this your permission to put in your PTO just to do your adult coloring book the entire time.