Winter & Nature Camping at Grouse Creek Yurt

Daily Rates

Early Season (November 1 - December 15)

• Monday - Thursday: $80
• Friday - Sunday: $116

Winter (December 16 - Mar 31)

• Monday - Thursday: $100
• Friday - Sunday: $145

Spring (April 1 - May 15)

• Monday - Thursday: $80
• Friday - Sunday: $125

Saturday nights are reserved with a two night minimum requirement.

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What is at the Yurt

• The Southwest Nordic Center welcomes you to our yurt system. Great effort has gone into making our yurts warm and comfortable for your stay. This list is intended to serve as a reference for what you can expect to find at the yurt. It does not represent an inventory of items but rather as assistance to guide your preparations.

Kitchen: The yurt comes equipped with a three-burner propane cook stove. There is a propane tank at the yurt. There is not an oven at the yurt. There are pots and pans, silverware, utensils, measuring cups and spoons, water glasses, coffee cups, wine glasses, melitta coffee filters and cone, thermos, hot pads, kitchen towels, paper towels, garbage bags, dish soap, scrubbies, spices, salt and pepper.

Lighting: The yurt comes with two propane lanterns that operate with disposable propane canisters, which are provided. A spare lantern, globe, and mantles are provided as well.

Sleeping: The yurt is set up to accommodate up to 6 persons. The arrangement is two bunk beds with two mattresses on each with two extra mattresses, which can be put on the floor when needed. There are 6 pillows/cases provided.

Warmth: The yurt comes equipped with an airtight woodstove, with a glass window for ambiance. Firewood is provided. There is newspaper and matches provided as well for fire starting. There are two throw rugs available to assist with comfort and ambience. Sleeping bags and blankets are not provided.

Toilet: There is an outhouse for going to the bathroom. The toilet seat resides in the yurt so as to keep it warm for when needed. Toilet paper is provided. There is lime in the outhouse for spreading when finished.

Water: Water is by snowmelt. There are 2 large pots, which live on the woodstove for melting snow for cooking, drinking, and doing dishes. There are other large pots for collecting snow. It is recommended that all drinking water be boiled. It is easy to cool down by putting covered pots outside.

Games: There are some games provided at the yurt. It is attempted to have cards, cribbage, Jenga, Yahtzee, chess, checkers, and backgammon. Every season is rough on the game boxes but the contents should be there.

Table: There is a table and benches for eating and hanging around. The benches are not padded.

Accessories: There is a broom, mop and bucket, hatchet, axe, maul, snow shovel, and digging shovel. These will help with managing the snow around the yurt and keeping the yurt tidy inside

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Additional Information

• Please make sure to read your confirmation email for more information. Provided will be a list of what to bring, what to expect and complete directions to the Neff Mountain Yurt.

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