The yurts were beautiful, the staff was hardeorking and friendly. However, the website does not tell you how rustic it is. There is no potable water, no electricity. They charge you extra for heat. The "showers" are a pull string, meaning you have to pull a chain to get the water, if you let go, no water. Very difficult to rinse shampoo and soap off when you cant use your hands. "Shared" bathroom is 3 working showers for up to 120 people. Roads are very rough, not suitable for smaller cars. The food truck was very slow, $3 for watered down folgers. You can do your own coooking, but the area to do that is far away from sleeping quarters. Very little space. There were only 4 tables for 39 to 40 yurts to share.We couldnt find an empty table for our cookstove or open firpit to cook at dinner time. There is not a place to wash dished you have cooked with.
