BOOK YOUR YURTSTAY
Our Yurt Stays Include The Following:
Prices start at: $250 per night (+taxes and fees)
- Queen Bed
- Lyla – Twin Daybed
- Kandy – Full Futon
- Linen & Blankets
- Wood stove & winter firewood
- Kitchen amenities such as: drinking water, cutlery, plates, glasses, camping stove & propane, pans, sink, french press, hand soap & sanitizer
- Outdoor fire pit
- Outdoor portable toilet located close to the yurt
- Guided farm tour
Check out our booking page for additional extras including:
- Medium & Large Charcuterie Boards
- Dessert Boards
- Fresh Seasonal Produce
 The Lyla Yurt
This is subtly coloured with a natural wood finish, contrasted with warm and homely décor. Lyla holds the largest wooden deck of our yurts and was the first yurt to be installed. Â
‘Lyla’ originates from the Oasis song by the same name, both the band and song have a big influence on Michael’s musical taste and upbringing while ‘Oasis’ also being a fitting description for a stay at Riverside Oasis Farm.
- Max capacity 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
- Additional nightly charge of $25 when more than 2 adults stay (Guest 1 & 2 included, $25 for guest 3 – no additional charge for kids).
Prices start at: $250 per night (+taxes and fees)
The Kandy Yurt
Kandy is a play on words for a special place in Assyl and Michael’s heart.Â
Colourful and sweet with rich reds, traditional Mongolian detail and inviting décor.Â
The name stems from the beautiful city in Sri Lanka where the couple renewed vows in 2018.Â
- Max capacity 4 adults or mixture of 2 adults and up to 4 younger children.Â
- Additional nightly charge of $25 per adult when more than 2 adults stay (Guest 1 & 2 included, $25 for guest 3 & 4 – no additional charge for kids).
Prices start at: $250 per night (+taxes and fees)
The Caspian Yurt
Coming Soon….
The tallest of all three yurts, The Caspian has the same diameter as Lyla and Kandy but is taller and feels even more spacious.Â
Coloured in Mongolian blue with traditional patterns on the Bagaans (central poles) and the Huns (roof rafters) the interior is subtly decorated to compliment the traditional colour scheme.Â
The Caspian name comes from the largest land locked sea on Earth which has coastal fronts with Azerbaijan, Iran, Turkmenistan, Russia and Kazakhstan. The latter being the childhood home for Assyl until moving to Canada.