Yurts are now open for business [The Idaho Statesman]
By Pete Zimowsky, The Idaho Statesman | |
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The two agencies formed a cost-share agreement to resolve the issue of who was responsible for liability insurance,
State parks officials said they are notifying people who had reservations for December and January to see if they want to renew them.
"Customers will be given the opportunity to reinstate their reservation for the dates they originally booked," said
All remaining yurt dates will become available for reservations at
The state-run yurt system has been running continuously since the first one was built in 1996. There have been no significant concerns or complaints about their operation, nor any lawsuits, according to
But during last summer's wildfires,
About 2,500 people use the six yurts each year and they generate nearly
The agency refunded about
"We are hoping to recoup some of that with reinstating reservations," Okerland said.
The yurts are popular among cross-country skiers and snowshoers who use the Park 'N Ski areas along
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