The best yurts in Lake Winnipesaukee

Yurt camping around Lake Winnipesaukee means waking up surrounded by pines, with mountain air streaming in through your canvas walls. You get over 20 yurt options here, with prices starting at $45 and averaging $122 per night. Most yurts come wired for wifi, some with a hot tub tucked just outside, and always a proper toilet—no roughing it needed. You’ll find yurts perched near horse trails, hiking routes, and fishing spots, so getting outside takes zero effort. The most-reviewed sites—Toad Hill (111 reviews), Dancing Lawn (46 reviews), and Baker Rocks (46 reviews)—all get high marks for clean setups and access to the lake or trails. Bring your boots, a sense of curiosity, and maybe a fishing rod; the rest is sorted.