AutoCamp Asheville

You'll find a "true blue" escape at AutoCamp Asheville, your getaway to the calm of North Carolina. Located just 15 minutes from downtown Asheville, you'll be right along the French Broad River with river access.

Pet friendly AutoCamp Asheville offers a mix of cabins and custom-designed Airstreams. 

Relax by the pool or firepit. Lodging includes WiFi, smart TV, fully-equipped kitchen with cooking essentials, grill, fireplace, A/C, and a patio/balcony/porch, and coffee maker. 

Weaver House, Weaverville

Constructed in 2018, Weaver House is a bright and open space, carefully crafted for wedding ceremonies, musical events, and more. In the spacious, light-filled hall, a vaulted, timber-framed ceiling creates a rustic, cathedral-like effect, and the open floor plan means there’s plenty of space for dinner and dancing.

Nature For My Soul: Blue Ghost Firefly Tours, Asheville

Experience the magical display of blue ghost fireflies — only found in a handful of spots in the eastern United States, including Buncombe County. Led by an experienced guide, take a short walk to an "enchanted forest" where you’ll sit in a chair and wait for darkness. As the last light fades, you’ll begin to see the first fireflies, their light trails moving slowly through the dark forest. Limited to 16 guests, the tour is located 15 minutes from Asheville. The address for the tour is provided after tickets are purchased.

Pinecrest Bed & Breakfast

Elope in style! A simple yet elegant celebration awaits you at Pinecrest Bed & Breakfast. This 1905 historic English Tudor, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is a charming venue to start your happily ever after. Elopements for just the couple or bring your closest friends or family (up to four additional people.) Set on 1.3 acres, their terrace is the perfect backdrop for your ceremony. In winter, say your vows by the fireplace in the parlor.

Asheville Art Museum

Explore an outstanding collection of American art of the 20th and 21st centuries and discover the richness of Western North Carolina’s unique artistic history at the Asheville Art Museum. Established by artists and incorporated in 1948, the museum is committed to being a vital force in community and individual development and providing lifelong opportunities for education and enrichment through the visual arts.

Polk County Outdoors

Soak up the local charm of Polk County, which includes the towns of Saluda, Tryon, Columbus, and more! Whether you’re seeking a quiet getaway or a vacation filled with outdoor adventure, you’re sure to find it at the First Peak of the Blue Ridge. Explore gorges, hiking trails, waterfalls, scenic drives, and historic sites in the Blue Ridge Mountains.