Ophelia is an adorable double yurt in Canyon Lake, Texas, specifically designed as a romantic honeymoon suite. The main yurt houses a king-sized bed and full kitchen, boasting full-sized appliances. There are luxury finishes throughout, such as fancy furniture and a large TV.
The second, smaller, yurt houses a spacious bathroom, which houses a soaking tub! There’s also a shower stall, a residential toilet, and a large vanity. Behind the yurts is a concrete patio, where a grill, picnic table, and hot tub complete the experience.
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Adorable Double Yurt Cabin in Canyon Lake, Texas
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This house feature comes with a little history lesson! These yurts were designed by the Missouri-based “Concept Twenty-One” manufacturer, which built fiberglass “yurts” on-site that were touted as more energy-efficient and economical than other manufactured homes. You can read a 1978 article about these homes here.
This particular yurt has been recently renovated, so it feels like it was built yesterday — and has all the comforts of home, so you can enjoy a great vacation! I could definitely live in here as well — there’s a big kitchen, a spacious living area, and a private queen-sized bedroom with an en-suite bathroom.
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Grand Yurt on Table Rock Lake, Missouri
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Here’s a gorgeous wooden yurt tucked in the Maryland woods that has all the comforts of home in a unique round shape! Dubbed “Yellowstone Yurt,” this cabin has a studio-style set-up with a living room, queen bed and fun retro kitchen in the main dome.
A bathroom addition provides a luxurious spot to get clean, complete with a rainfall shower head and heated floors! There’s a sauna on the deck where you can sweat away your worries. What do you think? Could you live in a yurt?
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Wooden Yurt Tucked in the Forest w/ Heated Bathroom Floors
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While I’m partial to wood-built “yurts,” the traditional Mongolian home was a tent that could be easily moved. The yurt below looks very similar to those original yurts, and the off-grid vacation spot will make you feel like you’re stepping back in time.
It sits on 35.5 private acres in the Great Plains of Colorado and offers breathtaking views of the flat landscape. Inside there’s a queen bed, wood stove, and solar/battery-powered twinkle lights and lanterns to light your path. The little kitchenette offers you a spot to make a simple meal, and you can sit to eat either indoors or out. Tell us what you think of this yurt!
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Yurt Vacation in Colorado: Cozy & Off-Grid
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One of the lovely parts about yurt-living is the built-in skylight in the center of the yurt roof. This one sends “Orange Sunshine” into the interior, thus the building’s quaint name.
This electricity-free structure sits in the “middle of nowhere” with beautiful river views and plenty of natural seclusion. In the cold months you can light the woodburning stove, and there’s a queen bed and futon where guests can sleep.
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Four-Season Yurt in Nova Scotia
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The moon lodge yurt is the perfect spot to get your glamp on! While this is a pretty basic and very tiny yurt, the glass ceiling makes it one-of-a-kind, and it’s uninhibited sky views are breathtaking. You can even see the Milky Way some nights.
It’s heated in winter by a wood stove, and in the summer months large drapes help keep the sun out during the daylight hours. The yurt sits in a huge field surrounded by trees and trails, so you’ll feel private and secluded during your stay.
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A Tiny Off-Grid Yurt with Big Views
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Now this looks like a cozy spot to stay in rural New York! The yurt treehouse sits on 27 acres, and is packed with a library that’s sure to make any bibliophile happy. You’ll feel like a wise old owl, curled up in a comfy chair reading a great book with woodland views.
The treehouse itself has a porch, queen bed, and chairs, but there’s a nearby bathroom and a covered camp house for cooking/grilling.
What do you think? Would you stay here?
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Romantic & Cozy Bookworm Yurt in the Trees!
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If you want a vacation to get away from it all but still enjoy all of life’s creature comforts (including a dishwasher), then this yurt tucked in the Virginia woods.
This is a perfect example of a livable yurt with a full kitchen and a full bathroom that even has a washer and dryer. The cozy wood-burning stove keeps you warm if there’s a bite in the air.
Enjoy the photo tour below.
This Yurt Has No Other Buildings in Sight!
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If you’re planning a family trip to Portland, this cozy garden yurt is the perfect spot for a vacation! Inside the 24-foot round home sits a queen bed, a standard bed, and a trundle single bed.
Outside the yurt you’ll find a treefort and a trampoline for the kids, and a fire pit for toasting marshmallows under the stars! There’s also a full kitchen in the yurt, so you can cook family meals and save on eating out.
Finally, there’s access to a bathroom and washer/dryer in the utility room of the main house. Book your stay on Airbnb.
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Family-Friendly Yurt Getaway
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