Moonslade Yurt

• Sleeping arrangements

  The yurt contains 1 double bed sleeping 2 and 1 double futon sleeping 2. Travel cots are also available for very small children.

• Bathroom Facilities

  The Dutch barn nearby has 4 flushing toilets and 4 hot showers. Please bring towels and toiletries.

• Cooking Facilities

  Each yurt has a barbecue and gas stove, kettle and utensils - no cooking inside the yurts, please. The dutch barn is converted into a communal kitchen and dining area with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge – freezer, kettle and toaster

• Internet Access

  There is no internet access in this property.

• Heating and Lighting

  Electric lighting and wood-burning stoves per yurt.

• Child Policy

  Children very welcome!

• Pets Policy

  2 dogs welcome (£10 per dog)

• Grounds and Nearby

• Parking Information

  Parking is next to the site, 100 metres from the yurts.

• Arrival Times

  Check in from 16:00 and check out by 10:00

Moonslade Yurt accommodates a family of four on a double bed and two fold out beds.  Cots for very small children are also available.
As well as cosy sleeping space, there's a large dining table and chairs for big breakfasts or epic board game evenings, as well as a bench and barbecue outside for sunset dinners.  There are some electric charge points in the yurt for mobiles and tablets, as well as electric lamps and lighting, and the wood-burning stove provides warmth and a glowing light to help set a relaxing ambience for your stay.

Nearby, the owners have converted a Dutch barn into a beautiful kitchen and dining space, complete with ovens, microwaves, all the tools you'd need for cooking up a feast, as well as a large dining space to fit several families.

Within this space is a large bathroom block, with 4 hot water showers, 4 toilets and wash basins, as well as baby changing facilities.
Please note that this yurt is on a site containing 4 other yurts and a geodome.  Please see listings for Cherrygrove (7096) and Elderflower Dome  (7117) to book a group listing.

Somerset is an unappreciated part of the UK.  It's home to some of the most widespread nature reserves and undisturbed coastline and is Cornwall's more rural neighbour.  This particular area, West of Taunton Vale and east of Exmoor, is a tranquil pocket between naturally dramatic hills and moorlands, home to some of Britain's most beautiful indigenous species, including one of the oldest breeds of wild pony in the world, the Exmoor pony.