River Yurt Village & RV Park — Bandera, Texas
Blue Jay Yurt — wooden entry deck and double doors beneath mature live oaks.

Luxury glamping · Bandera, Texas

Blue Jay Yurt

Sleeps 7 · 2 Bedrooms · 4 Beds · 1 Bath

Blue Jay Yurt

7 guests · 2 bedrooms · 4 beds · 1 bath

High ceilings, a clear sky dome over the bed, and a bunk room for the kids. Private cedar hot tub on the palapa deck.

Every yurt at River Yurt Village has a private cedar hot tub, an Argentine Gaucho Grill, a palapa-covered wood deck with wicker hanging swings and Adirondack bar stools, and string lights overhead. Inside: central A/C and heat, free WiFi, a kitchenette and a private bath. The Medina River is a short walk down from the property — the yurts have river access, not river views.

Sleeping: Queen bed + Twin-over-Full bunk + Queen sleeper sofa

Photos of the Blue Jay Yurt

What's inside

Outside on your deck

  • Private Cedar Hot Tub
  • Argentine Gaucho Grill
  • Palapa-Covered Deck
  • Hanging Porch Swings
  • Medina River Access

Inside the yurt

  • Full Kitchenette
  • Central A/C & Heat
  • Smart TV (Streaming)
  • Free Unlimited WiFi
  • Keurig Coffee Maker
  • Clear Sky Dome

The private bath

  • Walk-In Shower

Sleeping arrangements

  • Queen Bed
  • Bunk Beds
  • Queen Sleeper Sofa

Good to know

  • Self Check-In
  • Pet Friendly (<35 lb)

About the Blue Jay Yurt

How many people does the Blue Jay Yurt sleep?

The Blue Jay Yurt at River Yurt Village sleeps 7 guests in 2 bedrooms with 4 beds and 1 bath.

Does it have a hot tub?

Yes — the Blue Jay Yurt at River Yurt Village has its own private cedar hot tub on the deck.

Is it pet friendly?

Yes — the Blue Jay Yurt at River Yurt Village welcomes dogs under 35 lb, leashed when outside.

A family yurt a block off Main Street

The Blue Jay sleeps seven across two bedrooms, which makes it one of the few places in Bandera where a whole family can stay together without splitting across hotel rooms. You are one block from Main Street — a quarter mile past the Beverage Barn — and a short walk from the Medina River.

Inside

High ceilings show off the wood frame and pull daylight through the yurt. The open-concept living space centers on a queen sleeper sofa and a smart TV. Streaming only, no cable — bring your own account.

The master bedroom has a queen bed and its own TV. The clear dome overhead lets light in during the day and shows the stars at night. Rainy nights in a yurt are unlike anything else.

The second bedroom has a twin-over-full bunk, which works as well for adults as it does for kids. All linens and pillows are provided, and we keep a stack of card games on hand.

The kitchenette

Close to a full kitchen. A Galanz retro refrigerator and freezer, a Nostalgia retro microwave, a toaster, a toaster oven, a double-skillet portable cooktop, and a Keurig with starter pods, sweetener and creamer. Utensils, cups, wine glasses, plates, pots and pans are all here, along with a dining table with benches. Everything you need to cook a full meal and bring it out to the grill.

Outside

A large palapa-covered porch runs along the deck, with wicker hanging swings and Adirondack bar stools. String lights come on in the evening. The Argentine gaucho grill is the centerpiece — it is a conversation starter as much as a cooker, and it sits under a canopy of oak, pecan, cypress, mulberry and cedar.

Your own cedar hot tub sits in the trees. Not shared, not a spa you book. Yours for the stay.

The river

The Medina River is a short walk away. Steps lead down to the swimming hole among the cypress trees, and the water is good for wading, kayaking or floating. Note that the yurts have river access rather than river views — the water is close, but it is a walk, not a window.

Getting here

One block off Main Street in Bandera

River Yurt Village sits on 21 acres at 1627 Texas Highway 16 N, Bandera, TX 78003 — one block from Main Street, a quarter mile past the Beverage Barn. Walk to the shops, restaurants and live music of the Cowboy Capital of the World, then walk back to your own hot tub.

Steps lead down through the cypress to the Medina River for swimming, kayaking and fishing. The yurts have river access; the river views belong to the RV sites.

Ready for the Blue Jay Yurt?

Sleeps 7. Bring everyone — the deck, the grill and the hot tub are all yours.