Yurts in Canada

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Yurt at Paisley Mill

1 site · Lodging30 acres · Paisley, ON
Learn more about this land:This comfortable and spacious yurt is located on the 30-acre property of the historic Paisley Mill along the Teeswater river. With three large windows, a dome skylight, and wool felt insulation, the yurt provides a wonderful "glamping" experience. There is a double bed and a single bed in the yurt along with a cooler, table, chairs, and storage space. In the future there will be solar power, but right now the lighting available is by a battery powered lantern (provided). Next to the yurt is a picnic table, fire pit, and a sawdust toilet. There are basic utensils, plates, bowls, pots and pans available in the yurt. Bring your own: camp stove, water, bedding, pillows Important to Note: The only heating source is a wood stove. You need to be comfortable using a wood stove safely to stay at this yurt. While the yurt site only a short distance from the main mill residence, it is secluded and offers a beautiful private camping space. The town of Paisley is only a 10 minute walk from the yurt. There is a grocery store, bank, LCBO, and a few really delicious restaurants in Paisley. The yurt is a 20 minute drive from Lake Huron and the beautiful beach towns of Southhampton and Port Elgin. You will love visiting nearby MacGregor Point and Inverhuron Provincial Park with their beautiful walking trails and beaches.
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Terra Perma

13 sites · Lodging800 acres · Harrington, QC
Terra Perma is a growing residential and eco-entrepreneur permaculture community located in the heart of the Laurentians, Quebec, Canada. Here's what guests can expect when visiting Terra Perma: 1. Natural Sanctuary: Terra Perma spans 800 acres and is bordered by the famous Riviere Rouge to the west. It's a sanctuary where guests can immerse themselves in nature. 2. Activities: There are many exciting activities both on-site and nearby. Guests can explore the beautiful surroundings, participate in workshops, and enjoy outdoor adventures. 3. Forest Park: Within Terra Perma, there's a vast 200-acre Forest Park, which is managed jointly with the Terra Perma Foundation. This area is dedicated to preserving the natural habitat and promoting sustainable development. 4. Permaculture: Terra Perma is committed to permaculture, which involves designing human support systems based on natural energy interactions. The founders believe that this approach will create synergy benefiting residents, partners, and surrounding communities. 5. Partnerships: Terra Perma collaborates with individuals integrating permaculture into their business endeavors. They provide advice, guidance, and access to markets and micro-financing for eco-entrepreneurial projects. 6. Location: Terra Perma is only 80 minutes from Montreal, making it an accessible escape for city dwellers. Whether guests want to learn, relax, or connect with nature, Terra Perma offers a unique experience in sustainable living and community development. CITQ #295776
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3 sisters ranch

4 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents5 acres · Parksville, BC
Close to all the amenities the Oceanside area of Vancouver Island has offered. Quick access to Parksville, Qualicum, Coombs, The amazing beaches of. Qualicum. Parksville and Rathtrevor 15 and 10 minutes away. 1:45 minutes to Tofino and our amazingly rugged and world renowned West Coast experience surfing amazing scenery. Epic Mountain biking at your doorstep. DH At Hamerfest is a 10 minute drive or a 45 minute pedal away cross country. Fine dining and all amenities including urgent care after riding is only 10 minutes away. Great hub to experience Vancouver Island from. While the fire ban is on, it is generated towards open fires. Propane fire pits and cook stoves are always welcome.
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Maitland River Campground

4 sites · Lodging100 acres · Gorrie, ON
100 acre property outside of Gorrie ON Maitland river campground has 6 listings with structure and lots of space for tents and trailers! Maitland river runs through the property and a spring fed pond is steps away for swimming and relaxing in the sand. There is no electricity, water or wifi at this site as it is at the back of the property
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Deep Mountain Yurt And Camp Site

4 sites · Lodging28 acres · Lillooet, BC
Welcome to 28 acres of forests, mountains, creeks, a river and all that comes with it! We live in a little off-grid cabin deep in the Yalakom Valley in a small community of rustic-living and friendly folks. Please note that this property is located 40 km outside of Lillooet. Part of the road is a dirt road and a bit bumpy, best for cars that don't mind roughing it a little bit. You also lose service 5 minutes outside of Lillooet. The property is surrounded by private lots. You can explore ours down to the river or you can drive to other locations like the Horsehoe (a great swim spot) hikes, Carpenter Lake (great for swimming, too), Lac La Mere (good for fishing) and much more. We have a have a vintage camper or a yurt folks can sleep in if you'd like some more space to stretch out! This is a rustic spot- if you are looking for fancy glamping this is not the space for you! Vancouverites, you've been warned!
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Treefrog Retreat

2 sites · Lodging50 acres · Warkworth, ON
Private 50 acres of forest, rolling creek to explore, trails, wetlands and meadows. Private entrance, private area. This piece of property has a space for you to park and walk-in. It is a 5 minute walk thru the forest to the yurt. A wagon and wheel barrow is provided. **check in before dark Hot water shower, running water. Outdoor Kitchen and sink. Water at the washroom.
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Nature's Harmony

12 sites · Lodging, Tents500 acres · Mattawa, ON
Nature’s Harmony is an all-season destination nestled in a remote wilderness setting overlooking the Laurentian Mountains. There are 500 acres of lush forest, woven through a creek, bay, lake, 'Little Mountain', and countless trails. We have a multitude of accommodation types to serve a variety of groups and needs, including a cabin, chalet, yurts, domes, glamping and camping. The abundant forest and off-grid accommodations allow our guests to disconnect and enjoy life’s simple pleasures. Guests also have the option to explore and relish in outdoor activities such as hiking, trail running, biking, swimming, kayaking, canoeing, SUPing, water and snow tubing, snowshoeing, and back-country skiing. We invite our guests to embrace sustainable living by using our eco showers and compost toilets. We are also grateful to be a location host of many retreats, events and gatherings, as well as host our very own trail race, Run Off The Grid.
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Secluded yurt site

1 site · Lodging80 acres · Madoc, ON
Enjoy a very private retreat surrounded by nature in this beautiful, bright, cosy yurt. Enjoy the wood burning sauna by the yurt and plunge into our spring fed ponds to relax and detox from life’s busy schedule. Located in Centre Hastings on the Canadian shield with an interesting array of geology to explore. Mixed forest and fields with trails to hike and watch for wildlife. The farm is visited by elk, deer fox, coyotes, bald eagles, pileated wood peckers …you can purchase organic vegetables and eggs in season
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Yurt At Inshallah

1 site · Lodging72 acres · BC
Our cozy, rustic off grid yurt is located 20 min west of Golden in the Bleaberry Valley. It is nestled on the side of Willow Bank mountain. The views and nearby activities here are world class. The yurt has the necessities you need to have a comfortable stay anytime of year but is a very basic and rustic place, best suited to adventure seekers. Before booking this large TENT please take a minute and read all about the unique amenities (or lack thereof!!!) that we offer... or don’t :-).
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Glampanee

1 site · Lodging9 acres · Napanee, ON
Enjoy the lovely setting of this romantic spot in nature. This is for experienced campers as this is off grid. You will feel relaxed in this yurt located on a 9+ acres and close to Prince Edward County. Everything will be provided to make your stay/experience as comfortable as possible: toiletries, shower kit (water will be provided), BBQ, portable water... We will also facilitate (upon request and availability) RMT service and food from local restaurant(s) for additional cost. What's nearby: - In Napanee We are located 7 minutes (8 km) away from Mackinnon Brothers Brewing Company. https://www.greaternapanee.com/live/discover-greater-napanee/ - Prince Edward County for wine fanatics, shoppers and beach lovers (about 45 minutes away) https://visitthecounty.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=Paid+Search&utm_campaign=brand_navigational_search_campaign&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw7NmzBhBLEiwAxrHQ-RF0l1Q2Qef7WxXrwwCkUGlbUk-pFzs1IOV7riFLx2BLg4fnEVCVshoCF8UQAvD_BwE - Amherst Island (about 50 minutes away) https://naturallyla.ca/a-day-on-amherst-island/ Walking Trails in the area https://www.alltrails.com/canada/ontario/greater-napanee Kayak trails and more https://naturallyla.ca/explore/on-the-water/paddling/
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Le Refuge du Lièvre Rouge

4 sites · Lodging, Tents275 acres · QC
Retrouvez votre nature au Refuge du Lièvre Rouge. Situé au coeur de la vaste forêt majestueuse des Hautes Laurentides, dans la petite municipalité du Lac Saguay, le Lièvre Rouge offre aux amants de la nature la chance de décrocher du quotidien. Situé sur un vaste domaine de 275 acres, le refuge du Lièvre Rouge est un site où il est possible de séjourner en micro chalet opérant en autonomie, dans une yourte, ou plutôt en tente sur un de nos sites aménagé à cet effet. Le site de camping du Lac Amik, est situé à 30 minutes de l'accueil est est seulement accessible à pied. La Yourte se trouve plus près du Lodge d'accueil mais il faut tout de même prévoir une randonnée de 20 minutes. Plus de détail sur le Refuge du lièvre Rouge sont disponibles sur notre site web d'où il est d'ailleurs possible d'effectuer des réservations, voir nos disponibilités, ainsi que voir la liste de tous les options d'hébergement disponibles.
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Forested Meadow at Beach Resort

7 sites · Lodging, Tents45 acres · Winnipeg Beach, MB
This 45-acre property is the original farm homestead of the Kozak family. Since 1996, the land has been stewarded and enhanced by Cheryl Cohan and Noah Erenberg and is now home to Nature On! Matlock Biodiversity Retreat and Horticultural Therapy Centre. There are 3 different listings to choose from: Deluxe Wall Tent in Forest Meadow, Bunkie in Forest Meadow, and Tent Camping in Forest Meadow. We have something for everyone, no matter the type of camper that you are! The surrounding area includes the beautiful and quaint, resort village of Dunnottar bordering along with the property: Matlock main beach on Lake Winnipeg’s southwest shore is just a three-minute walk away as is the hiking trail that meanders northward through Whytewold, Ponemah and up to Winnipeg Beach. Dunnottar Sports Courts for tennis and basketball as well as Julia’s Restaurant are a short one block to the east; Matlock General Store is a ten-minute walk to the north; many more amenities and attractions are available to explore throughout the Interlake, with lots to see and do in nearby Winnipeg Beach, Gimli, Camp Morton, Riverton, Arborg, etc. The property has many trails throughout the forest and meadow that are walkable all year round. There is a porta-potty on the property centrally located near the accommodations. There is a water hose available with cold water only. There are no showers.
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Yurts in Canada guide

Overview

Though Canada is the world’s second-largest country, a staggering 80 percent of its land is uninhabited, which means there’s plenty of space for camping, glamping, and RVing. With pristine lakes, lush forests, and natural wonders just begging to be a part of your next camping trip, here are some of the best places in Canada to sleep under the stars.

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The Atlantic Region

Composed of tiny islands and peninsulas, the four Atlantic provinces form a crescent-shaped bay on Canada’s eastern coast: the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Prince Edward Island National Park faces the gulf, and with its scenic coastal landscape, charming lighthouses, and sand dunes, it’s easy to see why it inspired Lucy Maud Montgomery’s famous novel, Anne of Green Gables. Meanwhile, Gros Morne National Park, a world heritage site on the west coast of Newfoundland, is an ecological kaleidoscope of misty fjords for kayaking, sea caves, and the highest waterfall in eastern North America. New Brunswick’s Fundy National Park is all about high tides, and Nova Scotia’s Cape Breton Highlands National Park covers major landscapes—think steep cliffs, rocky coastline hiking trails, and tundra-like plateaus, plus wildlife like moose, puffins, whales, and bald eagles.

Central Canada

The southern parts of Central Canada, bordering four of the five Great Lakes, are a camper’s dream, with green countryside, forests, and thousands of lakes and rivers. Check out the quiet coves and charming fishing villages, or find a camping spot along the rugged cliffs of Forillon National Park, set on the outer tip of Quebec’s Gaspé Peninsula. In Bruce Peninsula National Park in Ontario, just four hours north of Toronto, look out for limestone cliffs, dozens of orchid species, and a variety of wildlife—everything from white-tailed deer and otters to porcupines and even black bears. Plus, at the northern tip of Bruce Peninsula, you’ll find underwater adventure at Fathom Five National Marine Park. Dive down to explore more than 20 shipwrecks, or view them through crystal-clear water from a glass-bottomed boat. And don’t miss the astounding flowerpot rock formations caused by tidal pool erosion.

The Prairie Provinces

Here in the south you’ll find wide-open plains, but head north in the Prairie Provinces and you’ll see some of the most ecologically diverse landscapes in the country. With its subarctic forest, tundra, and part of North America’s largest expanse of peat bog, Manitoba’s Wapusk National Park is a prime location to see polar bears with one of the largest known maternity denning areas for the great white bears. Grasslands, forests, and lakes all come together in Riding Mountain National Park, where you can watch bison munch on grass or, if you time your trip right, view the Northern Lights. Saskatchewan’s Grasslands National Park is yet another place to spot a herd of bison grazing on the endless plain. And, of course, the Alberta province shelters quite a few gorgeous parks among the world’s premier destinations. The Crypt Lake Trail in Waterton Lakes National Park is on many hiker wishlists due to its spectacular waterfall and wildflower views. See an epic sunrise over the mirror-like water of the iconic Moraine Lake in Banff National Park, one of the most photographed locations in the entire country. You can also explore the ancient Athabasca Glacier in the Columbia Icefields while visiting the southern end of Jasper National Park.

The West Coast (The Pacific Region)

This is one of the most mountainous areas in Canada—the Pacific Coast Mountains start around Vancouver and the Canadian Rocky Mountains lie to the east—and British Columbia provincial parks and campsites are a main draw. There’s tons to do in Pacific Rim National Park: take a surf lesson at Long Beach, go canoeing through the maze of rugged Broken Group Islands, or hike the 47-mile West Coast Trail through the rainforest for backcountry camping. Road trip to Yoho National Park in the Rocky Mountains for towering waterfalls, or hike Mount Revelstoke National Park’s trails for views of wildflower meadows, 800-year-old red cedar trees, and impressive wetlands. If you’re lucky, you might catch a glimpse of mountain caribou, pine marten, or golden eagles.

Northern Canada

Most of the terrain in Northern Canada is rocky and barren with sparse vegetation. Hike through the Arctic at Auyuittuq National Park in the Nunavut territory for scenic fjords, rushing rivers, and huge glaciers, plus the chance to cross paths with lemmings or polar bears. If visiting the Northwest TerritoriesNahanni National Park, prepare yourself for camping sites near the epic Virginia Falls, known for being double the size of Niagara. You may encounter a bit more life by traveling west to the Yukon province, where Kluane National Park is a prime location to watch the grizzlies, caribou, and eagles who live among the backcountry peaks and sprawling valleys.

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