Staying in a yurt was definitely a different experience for my family. It was neat and we did enjoy the location. We did see multiple bear nearby which was a really cool and wild sight. The few issues that were a bit frustrating were the fact that although most of the surfaces were clean the loft and the entire ceiling, which remember is in a small and close location to us because the yurt isn't large, were covered in dust. Thick dust. My son initially tried to sleep in the loft because he thought it would be fun but instead he was right up at the ceiling and ended up super congested and just overall grossed out once he saw all the dust the next morning right there overtop of him. He stayed on the futon after that. The kitchen did have essential items to cook with and towels and sheets were provided which was nice. However there were 4 of us for 3 nights and we were only given 4 towels... We weren't impressed that we were expected to use 1 towel each for all three days including for use of the hot tub. I did speak with Simms on one occasion to inform him that we were at the yurt and he sounded very bothered by my call, even though in the instructions emailed to me they stated to call him upon arrival. Overall, we checked Yurt off our bucket list and can officially say we've done it. I feel this was a decent experience but would have been great had there of been a welcoming voice to communicate with, extra towels for those just incase moments, and if at least the loft and ceiling above it had been vacuumed.