Yurts in Florida

Yurt glampers don’t have to sacrifice comfort in Florida.

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Florida

92% (126 reviews)

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The LODGE @ Runaway Bay

7 sites · Lodging1 acre · Seville, FL

Runaway Bay Lodge - a place where Love and Magic Happen After the 4 mile trip through The Lake George State Forest, you will pass two small RV campgrounds of Pine Island. Runaway Bay Lodge is the first private property past The Pine Island RV Campground, on the right side of the street. OUR PROPERTY IS NOT LOCATED IN THE CAMPGROUND. We have 4 separate units on our property, including 2 cabins and 3 yurts, Each cabin and yurt is set up with only one bed, in each. We are a perfect spot for solo journeyers and couples. Larger groups can rent multiple units. We also host 3rd party retreats for up to 12 total guests. We do allow cannabis smoking on our property, in the common areas outside of the tents and cabins. We offer our exclusive Magic M Meditations, Yoga, Plant Based Vegan, Vegetarian and Non Vegetarian Meal Options, Moxibustion, Kundalini, Tantra, Energy work and other holistic well-being services, Small Group Retreats, Boat Tours and Boat Rentals. Use of a private vehicle is required. The property is on a natural 46000 acre lake that is connected to The Atlantic Ocean by The St Johns River. This location offers abundant wildlife refuge. This can be exciting, but dangerous. Please do not feed or approach the wildlife. You may see alligators, snakes, otters, manatees, as well as several species of fish and birds, including, but not limited to, american bald eagles, egret, heron, seagulls, bass, mullet, crappie, bluegill and more. Please simply use caution and do not attempt to disturb the animals or their environment.

Yurts in Florida guide

Overview

Outdoor lovers who prefer their nature to come with a few creature comforts will find plenty of options in the Sunshine State. From staying in an elevated treehouse yurt close to Orlando to sleeping on top of a wooded ridge overlooking a scenic river at Torreya State Park, and waking up on the beach of Cape San Blas on the Gulf of Mexico, yurt glamping offers the perfect blend of the feel of the wild and the comforts of home. FInd similar options in Everglades National Park, Lake Louisa State Park and between quartz-sand beach and tall dunes of Topsail Hill Preserve State Park. Throughout the state, in-yurt amenities are typically top-notch—bonus: air conditioning takes the heat out of summer camping. Sites also offer access to adventures such as horseback riding or biking along forested trails and kayaking pristine wetlands and shorelines.