Description

This 14-foot rustic yurt is located near the Idaho Panhandle National Forests, and can accommodate three guests for a peaceful getaway to the woods. Set on a 13-acre property full of towering birch trees, the yurt provides an idyllic setting in which guests can reconnect to the great outdoors while enjoying the comforts of a real bed, running water, electricity, heating, and cooking equipment.

Inside the yurt, guests will find a queen-size bed, a writing desk, a wood-burning stove, and a kitchenette surrounded by latticed walls and a wooden floor overlaid with rugs, all of which combine to create a cozy, elegant, and rustic atmosphere. The kitchenette is equipped with a two-burner stove, a mini-fridge, a kettle, pots and pans, plates, and a sink connected to a gravity-fed water system, along with items such as pots, pans, plates, and glasses. Other amenities include a portable heater unit and a Thermarest bed, which is available for guests bringing a child.

Outside, guests will find a porch with a rocking chair, an outhouse, and an outdoor bathtub/shower. Linens, towels, and a pair of robes are provided. A guest parking space is situated about 50 yards from the yurt—close enough to facilitate unloading, while far enough to leave the yurt's natural setting unspoiled.

Inside the yurt, guests will enjoy amenities such as a wood-burning stove, a two-burner range, a mini-fridge, and a gravity-fed water system. Linens, towels, a pair of robes, pots, pans, plates, glasses, and firewood are provided. A Thermarest bed is also available for guests bringing a child.

Outside, guests will find an outhouse, an outdoor bathtub/shower, and a parking space about 50 yards from the yurt. The outdoor bathtub/shower is shared by the host's family, which lives on-site in another yurt. There is a small gravity feed water system for the yurt and a private outhouse. Plenty of wood is provided for guests to stay warm by the fire. The kitchen comes with pots and pans, plates, etc. and a few extras.

The host recommends bringing a headlamp and outdoor slippers for walking to and from the outhouse and the outdoor bathtub/shower. Four-wheel drive may be required to access the property during the winter, depending on the amount of snowfall.