Luxury Cornish Yurts - Welcome

If you are looking for a holiday with a difference then look no further. We have three beautiful luxury yurts right in the heart of Cornwall on the edge of Bodmin Moor and a short distance from the beautiful north and south coast beaches and the sea.

Here at Little Fursdon, you can enjoy the peace and tranquility of the Cornish countryside when you stay in one of our magical hand crafted luxury yurts made by Tobias Fairlove in Dartington, Devon. Our yurts are not machine manufactured like many others but made of coppiced ash and sweet chestnut. The structural poles are hand stripped, steam bent and lovingly crafted and the whole Yurt is unique and like no other. All our yurts are felt lined, keeping them cooler in summer and warmer in Spring and Autumn.

We have created a little haven of peace and tranquillity where you can enjoy the Cornish countryside in a beautiful rural environment.

Just three hand crafted yurts, luxuriously furnished with oak furniture, king sized bed and two single futons [airbed or cot available for third child]. Rugs and throws make it cosy and warm
Each yurt has their own fully equipped kitchen in the 'Cow Shed' with fridge and gas hob, food cupboards and preparation area....no sharing.
Large double oven, microwave and dishwasher
Woodburning stove and first basket of logs free
Decked area outside your yurt door with patio furniture and parasol
Firepit with seating area for open fires
Decked BBQ area outside the 'Cow Shed Kitchen' with seating
Crisp cotton bed linen and towels provided, including beach towels
Large indoor eating area in kitchen with comfy couches
Drying room and laundry facilities
Your own private shower/toilet room – no sharing
Solar heated hot water boosted by emersion heater
Bodmin Moor within walking distance
Fresh local produce from local farm shop in nearby village

Last Minute Vacancies

We are now closed until the Spring 2012. However you can still book your holiday by e.mailing us at relax@luxurycornishyurts.co.uk

‘Entering a Yurt is like entering a Temple of the Earth, its simplicity and sacred proportions immediately transport you to another time and place. The stillness, the beauty, the warmth and the light all delight the body mind and spirit. It is as if the majesty and beauty of nomadic life is encoded in the very structure of the yurts themselves.’