Our stay in the yurt was enjoyable and memorable and was definitely a chance to get away from the hustle and bustle of the rest of our trip, even for one night. Colleen welcomes us on arrival and showed us around the hideaway, which was excellently provisioned, and explained things from the wood burning stove (incredible at heating the yurt) to the compost toilet and was very friendly. The yurt itself was cosy, comfortable and surprisingly spacious.
The evening of our arrival, pizza was being made in a wood-fired oven, but we decided to head to a local restaurant on Colleen's recommendation, which was excellent. She even phoned ahead to check if there was room for us. That evening, we sat around the fire and found the atmosphere really lovely. Unfortunately that evening there was an issue with the power supply. While the rest of the camp regained power, our yurt didn't. Colleen was very helpful with a lantern and candles to light up the yurt, which certainly added to the experience! Unfortunately this meant we couldn't charge our phones which we were using to navigate, or cameras overnight, though Colleen did say we could leave them in the main building. In the morning we also couldn't get the showers to run hot, though we didn't see Colleen to check if it was just something we'd not done properly. Overall these were small issues during a lovely stay, and Colleen was an excellent host.