Pros:
Unique experience! Sounds really cool in the rain; you’ll sleep like a baby when it’s raining.
Beautiful view! The outdoor shower is awesome because they didn’t close off that gorgeous view!
Very little bugs as it’s high up away from the water.
Comfy and well furnished (although some furniture did have rips and could be updated). Clean bed with high thread count (the latter doesn’t really matter to most people, but I liked it).
Within driving distance to Up to Par (restaurant), the cute Hampton town, and other cute spots. Lots of trails and waterfalls. (Hayes fall is a bit far, but totally worth it. It’s my favourite in New Brunswick. Smith falls is also wonderful, just buggy so bring bug repellant).
Cons:
More houses around than I imagined and felt like the photos taken cut out this aspect; think I’d like to check out the other yurts as they seem even more secluded which I think I’d like better.
Their charger for phones only takes USBs. It also didn’t really charge my phone, just maintained its charge; so I’d recommend bringing your own portable charger which is just an easy extra to pack.
Bring extra sweaters or blankets for the campfire as there aren’t any there. I suggested to Andrew that he add some, but that isn’t hard to pack in the car anyway.
Lights did not always work. I was hoping to read this trip, but the night side lights kept flickering which was annoying. Just used the main light that worked. I think the fairy lights need to be replaced or they need to batteries.
Was clean overall, but some parts were dusty (such as the desk and the rectangle lights) which worried me as it is COVID, and cleaning standards should be higher than normal.