Western Maine Yurts in Bethel, ME

Western Maine Yurts

Western Maine Yurts

Address : 57-81 Chandler Hill Rd, Bethel, ME 04217, USA
Website : https://westernmaineyurts.com/
Map : https://maps.app.goo.gl/X3d8L9nSZm7q5V8j7

Facilities and amenities 

Western Maine Yurts

Western Maine Yurts

Each yurt can accommodate up to six guests and has the following facilities and amenities:
  • A queen bed, a full bed, and a full futon
  • A propane stove for heating
  • A solar panel for lighting and charging devices
  • A fire extinguisher and a carbon monoxide detector
  • A table, chairs, and a sofa
  • A coffee maker, a toaster, and a mini fridge
  • A set of dishes, utensils, pots, and pans
  • A Solo Stove fire pit and a picnic table outside
  • A shared outhouse near the driveway (Chandler Brook Village only)
The bathhouse is a shared facility that has the following features:
  • Four toilets and four showers with hot water
  • Two deep sinks for washing dishes
  • A washer and a dryer for laundry
  • A hair dryer and a curling iron for personal use
  • A first aid kit and a defibrillator for emergencies

FAQ 

Q: How do I get to Western Maine Yurts?

A: Western Maine Yurts is located at 293 Chandler Hill Road, Bethel, ME 04217. You can use Google Maps or other navigation apps to get directions to the property. You can also find a map and detailed driving instructions on their website.

Q: What should I bring with me?

A: You should bring your own towels, toiletries, food, drinks, and ice. You should also bring appropriate clothing and bedding for the season and the weather. You can find a detailed packing list on their website.

Q: Can I bring my pet?

A: Yes, you can bring your pet, as long as it is well-behaved, vaccinated, and leashed. You will need to pay a $25 pet fee per stay and clean up after your pet. You should also not leave your pet unattended in the yurt or on the property.

Q: Is there Wi-Fi or cell service?

A: No, there is no Wi-Fi or cell service at Western Maine Yurts. This is part of the charm and appeal of staying in a yurt, as you can disconnect from the digital world and reconnect with nature and yourself. However, if you need to make an emergency call or check your email, you can drive to the nearby town of Bethel, where you can find Wi-Fi and cell service.