Yurts and Tents

There is 1 yurt and 2 bell tents available. The yurt is 16ft across and is located on a double layer of wooden decking and set amongst trees with the unfurling view up the Dyfi valley visible from the bed. The yurt is equipped with a double bed, simple cooking equipment and minimal furniture. There are additional mattresses for young children if needed and there is also a small welcome pack that includes local produce.

The white canvas bell tents retain more of a traditional form of camping. The tents are equipped with two single mattresses or one double mattress, simple cooking equipment, minimal furniture and a welcome pack. Extra mattresses for adults are available.
All beds are made, towels are provided. Extra blankets and pillows are also available if needed. Travel cots are available on request.

The yurt and tents have access to a solar powered shower plus flushing WC. A compost toilet is also available.
Once you get here you dont have to go anywhere ! Yurt Holiday Wales also provides a shopping service for free, please ask when you are making the booking.

More about the Yurt

Yurts originate from Mongolia and are traditionally lived in by nomadic tribes. The Yurt frame is 16ft and is made from hand-crafted chestnut poles which have been steam bent to create a curved roof. Each pole fits into the crown that is the center of the yurt. The walls are made from trellis which makes the frame. The frame is covered with a strong canvas and there is a clear circular portal in the middle of the roof. There are two windows either side of the door and the yurt sits on a wooden decking floor.

More about the Bell Tents

Bell tents were originally used by the army. A bell tent design is based on a tipi and is simple structure. The tent is supported by a single central pole. The cover is strong white cotton canvas. The canvas is held in place by guy ropes. The tent is light and airy with plenty of head room.