Yes! Our yurts have a minisplit AC/Heater that keeps the space cool in the summer and warm in the winter. We have little heaters in the bathroom that help “take the edge off” the cold in the bathroom in the winter time. We have hot water in the showers.

The Yurts are separated by 300+ feet of woods. When hanging out in the private zone in front of the yurt (hot tub, fire pit, kitchen/bathroom) you are totally secluded from the other yurts. You can sometimes see each other from the rooftop decks, but only when you’re standing up and trying to wave at your neighbor across the way.

All of our guests have a private hot tub/plunge pool, but no river access. In Wimberley, it’s a short walk down Shade Road to CR 1492 to the low water bridge at 7A Ranch Resort. 7A offers paid parking/day passes to guests who would like to hang out at their riverfront. They have kayak and SUP rentals, deep and shallow water access.
In Dripping Springs, all yurts have access to the wet weather creek walking path. When we’re not in a drought, there’s great swimming and fishing in the Dripping Springs waterfront. Please check with our office before making plans to swim. As of summer 2023, we’re still in drought conditions in central Texas and our waterfront is too low to swim. However, it’s still a nice place to hike around and watch the birds and other wildlife!

The number one activity at our yurts seems to be resting and relaxing! We specialize in the art of just sitting, listening to the birds, watching for shooting stars, or napping in a hammock.

For guests who like to hike, in Wimberley there is a nice hill country walk down our road to the low water bridge on River Road to feed the ducks and put your feet in the water. There are hiking trails around Blue Hole Park and Old Baldy in Wimberley.

In Dripping Springs we have a walking path across two foot bridges on our property around our wet-weather creek, and Pedernales Falls State Park is just down the road.

Many of our guests spend time at the restaurants, bars, wineries, breweries and shops around Wimberley and Dripping Springs. There’s live music at Longleaf Bar, Vista Brewery, 12 Fox Beer, and The Devil’s Backbone Tavern. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook to check out many of our favorite local spots!

Yes, we recommend bringing your food if you plan to eat at your yurt.  Each yurt has a gas grill, a hot plate, and basic cooking supplies: a skillet, a pot, grill utensils, cooking utensils, kitchen knife, cutting board, wine bottle opener, scissors, collandor, plates and bowls for 2 people, water kettle, and coffee (pour-over style). We have an under-counter refrigerator and sink in the outside kitchen as well. We do not have a microwave or oven for baking. 

We recommend bringing all food, spices, oils and vinegars, baggies, foil and/or tupperware for leftovers, + salt & pepper. We provide paper towels, dish soap, and a kitchen towel. There are many coffee shops, restaurants & bars in both Wimberley and Dripping, so check out our Things To Do page if you prefer to go out to eat! 

Yes, people rave about our mattress and sheets! You can buy a mattress like the ones at the yurts at Leesa Mattress.  We have the “Original” model in a king-size.