My girlfriend and I had an incredibly laid back and relaxing stay at this unique property. Perfectly suited for couples who cannot decide on whether to go camping or to stay at a quaint country bed and breakfast.
The listing was extremely accurate. The yurt really has everything you need for a short stay, including a fully functional kitchen (with cups, utensils, stove and oven, pots, pans, silverware, refrigerator, etc.) and bathroom (with shower/bathtub), a comfortable bed room, great little loft area for extra sleeping space, and a comfy common area/living room with a TV (DVD player), fireplace, and a huge futon.
The yurt was clean and clearly well maintained. Despite it being a cold November weekend, the yurt was perfectly warm throughout, with an adjustable thermostat for the fireplace. Although there were only two of us, I believe up to 6 (or maybe even 7) people could comfortably stay in the yurt. It truly is much larger on the inside than it appears on the outside.
The farm itself is also wonderful. Standing outside of the yurt on its deck, we could only see hills, trees, and horses. It felt totally private despite it being a short walk from the main house. My girlfriend (a true animal lover) had a great time playing with the horses, dogs, and kittens that were roaming around the property. We spent an entire day walking around the sprawling farm, taking in the scenery, and breathing the crisp fresh air. At night, we were able to sit outside on the deck and look up at the stars; the area surrounding the yurt is completely silent and dark at night (I would recommend bringing a flashlight or two).
The owner, Tim, was very helpful and friendly from the get-go, helping us bring our luggage and groceries to the yurt, introducing us to the horses, showing us how everything in the yurt works, and giving us some sightseeing tips for the area.
We are already looking forward to our next visit; hopefully we will be bringing some friends/family next time around!