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Rock Island Resort has two housekeeping cabins and, our most recent addition, a 24' Yurt.

The two cabins have similar layouts with an excellent view of Arrow Lake.  Both have full kitchens, plenty of windows, satellite television, one bedroom with a queen sized bed, a single roll-away bed, a queen sized Futon and a deck over looking the lake.  All linens are provided including: bath towels, kitchen towels and bedding.  The kitchens are fully equipped with fridge, four burner stove and oven, microwave, coffee maker, and all necessary utensils, just bring your favourite gourmet meals, or your hotdogs. 

There is a gas barbeque for each cabin and the Yurt.  There is a horseshoe pitch, tots play area, and fire pit with wood available.  The beach, mountains and lake provide the backdrop to help melt away your stress.

A 24' Yurt is Rock Island's most recent addition.  The Yurt is set apart from the cabins a short distance providing plenty of privacy and yet close enough for easy access among friends and family in the cabins.  The Yurt has a full kitchen a queen sized bed and queen sized futon.  There is a deck over looking the lake with a patio table and chairs and a propane barbeque.  All linens are provided including: bath towels, kitchen towels and bedding.  The kitchen is fully equipped with fridge, four burner stove, oven and all necessary utensils

Here is a bit of background on Yurts. 
 

At the most basic level, one might say a yurt is a glorified tent - but a yurt is really much more. The Mongols live in them year round and tend to prefer them to other forms of housing.

The original designs of these structures involved five basic elements: lattice walls, roof beams, a roof ring, a door, and a felt or hide covering. When put together, it created a simple round wooden latticework frame with a combination of felt and sheep skin covering the outside depending on the season.

Today's modern yurts use the Mongolian concept, but with the conveniences and technology of the 21st century, including insulation and cover fabrics developed by NASA. For a complete VIRTUAL TOUR of the inside of the Yurt CLICK HERE.

There is plenty to do in Nakusp and throughout the Kootenay Region.  To find out more click on Things To Do.

 

Cottage #1 - Front with deck

Cottage #1 - Kitchen

Cottage #1 - Living Room

Cottage #2 - Bedroom

Cottage #2 - Kitchen

Cottage #2 - Living Room

Looking NE

Cottage #2 - Front View

Yurt From Lakeside

Yurt Inside From Backdoor

Yurt Sleeping Area

Yurt Living Area

View Of Kitchen

View From Yurt

Cottages and Barbeque Deck

Beach & Lake View NW

Beach & Lake View NE