| For those that don't know what the yurt is, there's a thumbnail size image on this page to the lower right... Nehalem Bay State Park Not sure if that's a campground that you picked. It's my all-time favorite. The Yurts don't have thick padding and the couch is a Futon bed. But consider an inflatable queen size air mattress. Those can fold small and the air pumps are quite tiny. If you studied this, you know you need to reserve months in advance - maybe 7 or 8 months in advance if you want two nights in a row. If you only need single nights, it's a lot better, but still reserve a few months in advance. At least there is heat, light etc.. We had a trailer, and I use a tent and small cargo trailer now, but I still reserve Yurts myself. So streamlined. No set-up time at all. And there are lights and locking doors. Harris Beach is a fine campground for coastal beauty. Quite few Yurts there too. They are very privately situated there. There are quite a few Harris Beach images in this next album: Coast Album w/ Harris Beach Too Plan ahead, and you will have a fine time. By the way, if you reserve a Yurt at Nehalem Bay State Park, try not to get one in A LOOP with a number below 10. The area around them is not as grassy or tree surrounded. They are okay. But try to get a Yurt that's on the INSIDE of A LOOP. Not on the exterior of the circle, but the interior. The one around number 38 or 40 on the inside corner is one of the best, too. | 
