The yurt is the owner's winter retreat when she is training her Iditarod sled dog team. It is 16' and has electricity and 5g wifi. The yurt is a "dry cabin" meaning that there is no water other than what you bring in and there is an outhouse (previously featured in an outhouse calendar). The yurt has a microwave, a Keurig coffee maker, and some electric lighting. Although the yurt has a Jotul wood stove, unless it is 20 degrees or colder outside, it gets too hot in there if you use the wood stove. Consequently, an electric heater is provided to use during the summer months. It is a peaceful retreat. If the yurt is rented by the same party that is renting the adjacent Caswell Cabin (a two-minute walk on a wooded path, the cabin has a shower, flush toilet, washer/dryer and also has high speed internet. The cabin sleeps 3 and the yurt sleeps two (double futon), so if both are rented together, a party of five can be accommodated. Only non-smoking guests, please, and no pets permitted. The yurt overlooks a small lake. The next door neighbor has a sled dog kennel and the dogs do bark when fed each day (in case that is an issue).