The farm is lovely, and the yurt is nice. Overall, there are improvements that need to be made to justify the price of this yurt (with hipcamp fees, we paid $100/night). There was no communication on the listing about what we needed to bring, other than the host telling us to bring bedding, but we needed much more. There wasn't even a lighter or matches for the wood stove to hear the yurt. The outdoor kitchen was nice, but there were very few pots to actually cook with, and no strainer for pasta, the most basic camping meal. It would have also been nice to know how far it was from the yurt, we may have brought a cooler to keep some things with us and not have to trek through the rain to the kitchen. There was no information posted anywhere and no walk through, so we just had to find the kitchen surge protector in the dark to turn the lights on, know how the composting toilet worked, etc. The yurt is very large, so there's plenty of room for a table and some seating, but none of that is in there.
Overall, the yurt is a great idea, but if they want it to be this rustic and hands off, they can't charge quite so much. Or just make a few adjustments so that guests can have a relaxing experience.