Other amenities include firewood, a flashlight, first aid supplies, maps, guidebooks, and cleaning supplies. Solar lights and ability to charge laptop and cell phone. Glampers should bring appropriate clothes for the weather, a sleeping bag, slippers, a blow-up mattress or non-electric air bed for additional sleeping, and food. Please note this yurt is available to rent for a long periods starting September and through the winter. This rustic yurt in Vermont is located on the host's property. In fact, she can see the yurt right from her very own house, and she calls this little set-up camping in style. Winter shower is in yurt, but you carry water. The yurt has solar electric lights that illuminate the entire space. There is internet except 11 pm-6am, when main switch at solar house nearby is off. There is a propane refrigerator. There is also a propane 3 burner cooktopstove for propane hot water for washing in the sink, and winter hot water if guests want to carry water. For extra winter drinking water, guests can go to the main house down the cellarway to right of house, inside basement door is potable hose to pull up to ground level, to fill the containers and bring to the yurt. Also in the winter, you can pull the water in a hauling sled. There is an indoor shower, you have to carry water. The luggable loo is in the showerhouse, it is our winter potty system. Please read and follow directions. You move the double bag to the dedicated area when your stay is done. Guests should bring their own sleeping bags and bedding. If they choose to use the bedding and sheets the host has, they can use the bedding and towels, and then must return the used ones to the host when they depart and remake the bed with clean sheets. Also there is a UV light sterilizer ( stored in the closet area under the bed, tall box), that you put on the table when you are done and leave, and plug into the green cord. Push the remote for 60 minutes and leave the yurt.