Lovely, private space set among the redwoods. Our host James warmly greeted us, gave us the lowdown on the space, and then let us be for the remainder of our stay. You can feel that the space has been visited by happy travelers from near and far over time via colorful messages left in the guest book and in marker on the fridge. It is rustic - no indoor plumbing - and you do have to carry your stuff down to the yurt from the parking spot, so it may not be great for people who have an issue with outhouses or have problems with mobility. But it's super clean, warm, and fairly well-stocked with coffee, tea, granola, oatmeal, etc. We had a starry evening sitting out on the deck and watching a skunk check out the area, and we woke early to the sound of wind in the redwoods and monks chanting at the Vietnamese monastery next door. Ours was a short stay, but we would gladly have stayed longer. Highly recommend.