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Yurts in Idaho

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Yurts in Idaho

From lakes to mountains and the backcountry, Idaho yurts mean year-round exploration.

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Mountain View Glamping Yurt

1 unit · Glamping2 acres · Bancroft, IDNestled high in the Rocky Mountains of southeast Idaho at an elevation of 6500 ft, our yurt has magnificent views of Mt. Bonneville and the surrounding Pebble Creek Basin. Along with a handful of neighbors, within a private property recreational area, we are surrounded by the Caribou-Targhee National Forest, with vehicle access from mid-May through mid-November each year. Pebble Yurt has a 30 ft diameter with a partial loft for a total of 900 ft2 of indoor living space. You will be completely off grid, but with running hot and cold water, solar electricity, and heating and cooling features. We also feature an indoor shower, sink, and composting toilet. Bring your ATV's, mountain bikes, or hiking shoes to explore the Pebble Basin. Or take a short drive to Lava Hot Springs for world-class hot pools, water slides, or white water rafting. Fishing in the Portneuf River or Chesterfield Reservoir, exploring the Chesterfield historic town site, or trying out a zipline or go-cart are other local activities. Pebble Yurt was built circa 2010 by a retiring forest service employee to the highest standards. We've used that canvas to create a unique glamping experience for our guests, with the best creature comforts available in a wilderness setting.

1 unit · Glamping10 acres · Sandpoint, IDCome enjoy nature in a one of a kind luxury glamping experience. Wake up in the morning with a river view down the Selle Valley. Take a relaxing soak with nothing to hear but the wind in the trees. Sleep soundly in a temperature bed, with extra pillows and luxury linens. Relaxation is our top priority at The Pack River Yurt. Come stay and relax in nature.

Small Yurt in the Woods

1 unit · Glamping12 acres · Sandpoint, IDWe have created this place and lived here for over 17 years. Our two boys who are 14 and 17 love to play and create their own piece of heaven. We desire to share it with others and allow them to see the magic of yurt living. We also live in a 30-ft yurt on the property that is our special place. Learn more about this land: This 14-foot yurt is a short walk of about 50 yards from the guest parking. You will pass our 30-ft family yurt going to your own private space. The property has a great remote feeling and has space to move around. There is a queen custom futon bed and room for a child or two on the floor if desired. There is a small gravity feed water system for the yurt and your own private outhouse. Plenty of wood for you to stay warm by the fire and an outdoor shower shared by our family. The kitchen comes with pots and pans, plates, etc. and a few extras. You will hear the sounds of nature and North Idaho at times out in your yurt as trains pass through the valley to Canada. We are 1.5 miles away from the tracks. If you are into being independent and open to new experiences then we would love to share our space with you. Please park just past the garage on the cedar path by the cluster of trees. Recommended for you to bring a headlamp and outdoor slippers to walk to the outhouse or shower during your stay. We have towels and a robe at the yurt for your use. We can provide a Therm-a-rest bed for your child if needed.

Yurt Camping on Arcadia Reservoir

1 unit · Glamping1 acre · IDLearn more about this land:Four-season yurt that can sleep up to 6 adults and up to 10 total. Access by vehicle (summer) or snowmobile (winter). Separate indoor kitchen/eating areas vs sleeping area (inside sturdy vinyl Army tent). Wood stove inside the tent will keep you warm all night. Bring your own sleeping bags, food, and water. Primitive outhouse near the yurt. So much to do - so much to see (moose and deer are commonplace).SUMMER: Access to private lake: swimming and fishing and boating (no gas engines allowed). Private sand dune area for ATVs, with access to hundreds of miles of public land trails. St Anthony Sand Dunes, Civil Defense Caves, Ice Caves and Island Park Reservoir are all accessible on an ATV day trip. Yellowstone National Park is an 80 minute drive, though accessing the property requires a 6.5 mile drive on a dirt road, a total of 25 minutes from Ashton. Two campfire rings on the property to choose from for your evening gatherings.

1 unit · Glamping14 acres · Sandpoint, IDCome stay in our luxurious yurt and enjoy true social distancing in the beautiful woods of North Idaho. Our 14-acre forested property is ideal for honeymoons, weekend or weeklong getaways from the hustle and bustle. You'll be miles away from city noise, so only the birdsong and breezes blowing through the cedars and the "talkin' crik" will greet you every morning. "Elysium" comes from an ancient Greek word meaning "place of blessing." Our cozy yurt has been outfitted with comfortable furniture and everything to make your stay enjoyable and carefree, Your blood pressure will ease and your worries flee as soon as you unpack and open your favorite reading material or enjoy the "Hillbilly Spa tubs".

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Whether you’re climbing at Castle Rocks State Park, fly fishing in Harriman State Park, or hiking in the Boise, Caribou, or Idaho Panhandle national forests, yurt campers will find plenty of ways to enjoy the Idaho outdoors year-round. In the summer, enjoy boating and windsurfing with a group at Lake Cascade State Park or fishing at Winchester Lake State Park. The winter is when the Idaho backcountry yurt network really shines, with dozens of backcountry yurts that allow adventurous campers to explore the Boise Mountains outside of Boise, the West Central Mountains near McCall, the Sawtooth, Smoky, and Pioneer mountains near Sun Valley, and the Portneuf Mountains in Southeast Idaho. Amenities vary and can range from basic bunks with wood-burning stoves where you need to bring provisions to more luxurious options that include electric heat, microwaves, hot tubs, and heated saunas. Most yurts in Idaho can accommodate between 4 and 12 people, and occasionally, even pets.