These wooden Forest Garden Yurts were built in the 1970s by Bill Coperthwaite, a pioneer of yurt building in the United States! These two were specifically built as a home and pottery studio for Tom Hess and Lory Brown. This yurt features a kitchen, bedroom, and living space. I love the little reading nook!! And there’s a covered walkway to the second yurt, which is the bathroom. This is such an artistic approach to yurts, definitely not the basic ones we are used to.
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Books clear up in August, when is the best time to visit this area?
Read some of the reviews:
- “This is a magical space…such a cool and unique place to stay. Amanda was very responsive when we had any questions. we would definitely recommend this place if you are looking for something different.“
- “Eclectic, unique setting. A fun experience for staying somewhere out of the ordinary and a little off the beaten path. Do be prepared for a little stooping.“
- “Absolutely loved our stay here. It’s the perfect location to get your small town, big city, and nature fix all within a 30min drive. The yurts are gorgeous and the history is beautifully displayed. Couldn’t have asked for a better place to relax.“
Things to note, you can explore all 4 acres of the property, there are camping chairs and roasting sticks provided, there are some spots with low clearance, and pets are not allowed.
