Beautiful location! We had a wonderful stay and really enjoyed our time at the yurt. The yurt is very nice and the hosts were very thoughtful and helpful. We brought our 8 month old and our 4-year old, and they loved it. The fire kept us cozy at night, and we were able to scrap together some simple meals on the hot plate stove. We enjoyed walks over to the buddhist monastery next door, and also short day trips to the redwoods for hikes. Our toddler played constantly in and out of the yurt when we weren't out, and we all loved the space!
A few things to note for those traveling with young kids: some of the furniture was not anchored, or very unsteady and tippy, so we kept a close eye on the baby crawling to avoid any injuries. Nothing out of the ordinary though with an 8-month old ;)
As for quibbles:
-Unfortunately the wonderful outdoor shower is attached to the outhouse, and it makes for a stinky experience. It spoils what would be an otherwise lovely shower.
-Be aware that the cooking setup here is fairly limited; a two-burner hotplate and an electric wok can get you by with some simple meals, but don't plan on doing too much cooking unless you bring your own gear. There are very few cooking utensils provided, no spatulas or spoons, so we just used soup spoons to flip pancakes. Just be aware. Also, there is no sink in the yurt, so you do need to go out to the outdoor sink to wash up. Not a problem, just keep that in mind that if you like to do big cookouts when traveling...this is probably not your place.
-The yurt is at the bottom of a steep hill, so you do need to plan accordingly for packing your gear. We didn't mind this at all, but it could be a problem for some guests.
All in all, we are very happy with our stay, and would recommend this place with those few caveats.