Gypsy is very communicative and the yurt was exactly as described and pictured. The place was clean, and everything was in good working order. Our family of four with two small kids had just the right amount of space, and the "kitchen" was adequate to make meals at home. While our trip occurred during a very wet week that didn't allow us to do much out and about, relaxing in the yurt listening to the rain on the roof, and falling asleep to a chorus of frogs at night still made for a special time.
If you plan on coming and going a lot, the 1.5 mile journey down the gravel road may wear on you a bit, especially as it gets a bit washed out towards the end. The road supposedly gets re-graded every month or so, so it should never get impassable to normal (non-offroad) vehicles. We got in after dark, and had no problems finding the place. Just be sure to have your directions well in advance, as you may lose cell signal when you get close. All part of the cost to have seclusion