Luxury tent
Drumheller
9.2/10

#Y7 Whole New World Yurt

Elegant Accommodation: #Y7 Whole New World Yurt in Drumheller offers a luxury tent experience with a beautiful garden and free WiFi. Family rooms provide comfort for all guests. Modern Amenities: The property features a barbecue, tea and coffee maker, river views, and outdoor furniture. Free on-site private parking is available for convenience. Local Attractions: Located 9 km from the World's Largest Dinosaur and Hoodoos in Drumheller, 11 km from Fossil World Dinosaur Museum, and 16 km from Atlas Coal Mine National Historic Site. Calgary International Airport is 125 km away.

Top location: Highly rated by recent guests (10.0)
Free private parking available on-site

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Kids

Children of any age are welcome.

Dogs

Pets are allowed on request. Charges may be applicable.

Address

281 5 Avenue South, T0J 2V0 Drumheller, Canada, Drumheller, Canada

Facilities

Free parking Non-smoking rooms Free WiFi Family rooms

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a bedroom with a tent with a bed and a chair at #Y7 Whole New World Yurt in Drumheller

a tent with two chairs and a bed in it at #Y7 Whole New World Yurt in Drumheller

a bathroom with a toilet and a sink at #Y7 Whole New World Yurt in Drumheller

a large white tent with chairs and a table at #Y7 Whole New World Yurt in Drumheller

a gravel road with cars parked on the side at #Y7 Whole New World Yurt in Drumheller

a white tent in the woods next to a fence at #Y7 Whole New World Yurt in Drumheller

a gravel road with a fence and some trees at #Y7 Whole New World Yurt in Drumheller

a bridge over a road with a mountain in the background at #Y7 Whole New World Yurt in Drumheller

a tent with a bed and a chair in it at #Y7 Whole New World Yurt in Drumheller

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Reviews

Merna 10/10

Canada 🇨🇦

Pros: I love the privatness and the beauty of glamping spot. It was a real novel Idea. I'd never stayed in a yurt before. We were there close to everything we wanted to see and the staff were so friendly and helpful. I loved it and so did my friends. I felt so safe and secure in that camp area.

Cons: A few of the trees were black, poplar and dripped some sticky stuff. If you could plant a tree like green ash or a column poplar would be good. Don't use the cottonwoods, because the poplar fuzz will cause clients to have allergy problems.

Lesley 8/10

Canada 🇨🇦