Private. Pristine. Peaceful.
My husband and i, in our 50s, along with our 19-year-old and 17-year-old Sons, went for two days in July of 2024. When we arrived it was past 9:00 and the sun was going down. The hosts had put on the lights for us before we arrived, and it looked like something out of a Fairy Tail just glowing in the low light. The bed was extremely comfortable with great pillows and a feather comforter. Beautiful decor, and very welcoming. For our two sons they had padded cots made up with sheets and pillows and blankets. The tent was furnished with many fans which was very nice for the July weather. The side tables inside the yurt had very nice electrical hookups that included places for USB ports to plug right in. The kitchen was very nice with a two burner propane stove, running water, and a nicely stocked two box set of pans and dishes that included some oil, salt and pepper, as well as a French press to make coffee. At night we could hear the sound of distant trains as well as the low head Dam which is only about 100 yards from the tent. It made a very homie and contented sound to sleep by. In the morning is the sun came up the entire White inside of the tent just started glowing and there right in front of the zippered door is that beautiful River! My boys get some fishing catching enough fish to make a very generous lunch which we fried up over the campfire with a nicely provided cast iron skillet. My husband, who is a professional artist, did some Plein Air paintings. Wonderful!