About Property

Discover the ultimate glamping experience at Borealis Yurt, a luxurious retreat nestled in the heart of Alaska's recreational haven in Talkeetna. This unique getaway offers a perfect blend of rugged adventure and cozy comfort, serving as an ideal base for exploring the wild beauty of the Last Frontier.

Sleeping Arrangements The yurt is designed for intimacy and relaxation, featuring 1 bedroom with 1 comfy queen bed and 1 bathroom. The sleeping area is thoughtfully appointed with bedside lights, charging ports, and Alaskan-themed books to set the mood for your northern escape.

Key Features & Amenities While this is a dry yurt without running water (utilizing a water container filled from the well and a grey water bucket), it is fully equipped for a comfortable stay:

• Fully equipped kitchenette with microwave, fridge/freezer, electric cooktop, and toaster
• Coffee station featuring a Keurig, French press, and coffee grinder
• Heating options including a Blaze King woodstove, space heater, and electric blankets
• Large private deck with binoculars for birdwatching
• Shared heated bathhouse with toilet, shower, and laundry facilities
• Entertainment essentials including a chess board and deck of cards
• Local touches such as Farm Loop Coffee, Felicity Loft tea, and Grey Fox lotion

Location & Neighborhood Located in the Caswell area off mile 88 of the Parks Highway between Willow and Talkeetna, the property is surrounded by millions of acres of public lands. You are just minutes away from world-class fishing at Sheep Creek, Goose Creek, Montana Creek, and the Kashwitna River. The area is a hub for outdoor enthusiasts, with direct access to ATV trails, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. Local highlights include the Sheep Creek Lodge restaurant and the Denali Brewing and Tasting Room, while Hatcher Pass and Denali National Park are within reach for larger excursions.

Practical Info & Rules Check-in is at 4:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. Pets are not allowed. Guests are strictly prohibited from entering the sled dog yard at the end of the driveway for the safety of the animals. Please note that the owner is a dog musher and you will likely hear the howling and singing of dogs during your stay. The bathhouse uses a septic tank; please flush only toilet paper. For safety, outdoor security cameras record video and audio in the driveway and exterior. During winter months (November to April), AWD is recommended, and guests should be experienced with wood stoves as they are the primary heat source.

Embrace the spirit of Alaska at Borealis Yurt, where luxury meets the wilderness for an unforgettable getaway.

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