Lady Asha Yurt/Treehouse!

Hummingbird Hollow Outdoors Lady Asha Yurt/Treehouse. Experience an authentic, rustic and secluded glamping experience on a beautiful Farm Animal Sanctuary with horses, donkeys, sheep, goats and potbellied pigs grazing beneath you, a true animal lover's heaven on earth. There is an comfortably sized and uniquely designed bell tent on an elevated platform nestled in the trees. Cozy futon beds with linens, and multiple cooking options for convenient camping fun. The space The sleeping space is a beautifully designed bell tent with high walls and floor to ceiling windows. It has 2 full size futons, tables , lights and fans. It is situated on a large deck area at the top corner of a sloping pasture, nestled in the deep shady woods. On the ground in front is a picnic table and fire pit with camping chairs available. Guest access You may make yourselves at home around the whole sanctuary with the animals. The entrance is from the barn road with a gate and Chime camera/doorbell. Our home is at the front of the of the property with a fenced private front yard. The front driveway, garage and yard area is private. Turkey Run Road is private. Please do not walk or ride bikes on it, or access the creek from the road. Our neighbors have asked us to emphasize this. The property is 27 acres, you are welcome to explore the woods, pastures and the creek in the back area. Any animals enclosures are kind of difficult to get into, we love to allow our animals to wander the property freely as much as possible but some have to be fenced in, unfortunately, and they are experts at escaping, so if you go in an enclosure make sure you don't let anyone out and re-secure the gate. If anyone gets out, please don't worry, it's happened before, just please let us know. The animals are all either super friendly, or they're shy and they won't come near you. Please don't chase them! Other things to note When you go to the creek make sure to stay on the path, there is itch grass and nettles and it's very uncomfortable if you walk through it. The path to the creek is through the back of the pasture with the picnic tables, just go all the way through to the creek and stay left, you can get down to the creek at the end of the path. Please don't try to get on any of the horses or donkeys, the either have never been ridden or haven't been ridden in a long time.