moderate
Full day to multi-day
Moderate fitness recommended to enjoy surrounding hiking and outdoor activities fully
Discover Soldier Summit Yurt near Spanish Fork, Utah—a cozy mountain hideaway that marries rustic charm with modern comforts. Perfect for groups up to eight, it's an exceptional spot for memorable outdoor adventures.
Maximum of 8 People
Experience the charm of yurt camping with friends in a cozy, spacious setting that accommodates up to 8 people. Enjoy modern comforts like a wood stove, solar lighting, and a well-equipped kitchen. Gather around the table for meals and games, all while surrounded by nature's beauty.
Maximum of 8 people
Monday-Thursday: $130/night Friday-Sunday: $200/night
Check In: 11:00am Check Out: 11:00am
Beds: Two large bunk beds. Sleeps 8 adults comfortably. There are 3 inch sleeping pads for each person to enjoy.
Wood Stove: Instructions are provided to ensure you know how to effectively use a wood stove to heat the yurt.
Lighting: Solar powered light system. As awesome as using headlamps is...this is a game changer for inside yurt activities.
Kitchen: Food prep counter space, kitchenware for cooking and serving.
Camp Stove: Two burners with propane provided.
Outhouse: It is pretty epic. Customized with our own version of the Squatty Potty!
Table & Chairs: Eat, laugh, and play games!
Wood Shed: Stocked with split and dry firewood.
Bring layers to accommodate potentially quick changes in temperature at Soldier Summit.
Store food securely to avoid attracting wildlife while camping.
Solar lighting is limited—carry your own light source for evening activities.
The yurt kitchen is equipped, but prepping meals prior to arrival saves time and effort.
Soldier Summit has historical significance as a mountain pass used by 19th-century railroad construction crews.
The site encourages low-impact camping practices to preserve the delicate mountain ecosystem and prioritize solar energy use.
Crucial for staying comfortable amid fluctuating temperatures in spring mountain weather.
spring specific
Necessary to efficiently start and maintain the yurt's wood stove for warmth.
fall specific
Essential for navigating and evening activities when solar lighting dims.
Useful for cooking meals in the yurt’s kitchen facilities.