About Us

Located in one of only two wooden yurts on the shores of Lake Superior, this small group event space is sure to enhance your gathering.  

The space is available for groups of twelve people or less.  Please note, if hosting a yoga event, 8-10 mats will fit depending on desired space for movement.  

The event center is available from May to mid-October.  To inquire about availability, contact us HERE or email yurtsoflakesuperior.com

• Tables and chairs for up to 12 people
• Large screen TV for presentations
• Hotspot available
• Small kitchenette for food storage and catering
• Large windows and view of Lake Superior
• Easy access off highway 61 in Beaver  Bay 
• Yoga equipment including mats, blocks, bolsters, straps and accupressure balls are available for use. 

Groups renting out the School of Yoga and Nature Arts space for their gathering are eligible to rent the lodging yurt located right next door.  This yurt sleeps up to four and fills up fast.  For more information on lodging, CLICK HERE

Add a unique touch to your private event by booking a Forest Bathing and Food experience, Private Forest Bathing, or a Yoga Class for your guests.  

• $110 per hour for the first 4 hours
• $60 per hour for each additional hour
• 4 hour minimum rental

• All guests must be 18 years of age or older
• No pets except for service animals approved prior to stay
• Guests must sign Short Term Rental Agreement and Liability Waiver and Release prior to stay
• CLICK HERE for full list of rental rules

• Payment in full is due at the time of booking
• Rental Charges are 100% refundable if cancelled more than two (2) weeks  prior to the event and non-refundable if cancelled less than two (2) weeks prior to the event.  

The School and Lodging Yurt are located on the same property.  The Lodging Yurt is on the north side, and the School of Yoga and Nature Arts is on the south side.  

Address: 990 Main Street, Beaver Bay, MN.  (Note- google maps directs you to the wrong location). 

Driving Directions:  Coming from the south, cross the Beaver River and the property is the first driveway on the Lake side.