WHAT’S HAPPENING AROUND HENDERSONVILLE, NC?WAYS TO EXPLORE THE AREA
Kanuga is more than a place to stay — it’s a place to come together. Throughout the year, our campus hosts everything from athletic competitions and wellness retreats to holiday traditions and special community events. Discover what’s on the calendar and join us in the mountains for something meaningful.

SUMMER GUEST PERIOD
June 27 - August 8
KANUGA TRAIL & TRI WEEKEND
AUGUST 8–9, 2026
FESTIVAL OF TREES
December 3–27Experience the magic of the season at Kanuga’s Festival of Trees, a month-long celebration featuring beautifully decorated Christmas trees sponsored and designed by local businesses, organizations, families, and community partners. Whether you’re visiting Kanuga for a seasonal getaway, attending a holiday event, or simply enjoying the grounds, the Festival of Trees offers a memorable experience for all ages.
IMMERSE YOURSELF IN NATURE
FAQ
We are located 10 minutes from historic downtown Hendersonville and 15 minutes from the Carl Sandburg Home in Flat Rock. DuPont State Recreational Forest and the Biltmore Estate are within a 20 to 40-minute drive.
Our 1,400-acre Blue Ridge Mountain sanctuary offers a quiet escape that remains easily accessible. We are tucked away just 4 miles south of historic downtown Hendersonville and 26 miles from downtown Asheville.
If you are flying into Western North Carolina, Asheville Regional Airport (AVL) is a convenient 17-mile drive from our gates.
No, our secluded retreat setting is not accessible by public transportation. A personal vehicle is highly recommended for traveling to and from the property.
Due to our private, wooded location, there are no commercial restaurants or shopping districts within walking distance of the lodging areas. All shops and dining require a short drive.
We are located in a quiet, secluded, wooded setting.
Families can enjoy swimming, canoeing, kayaking, paddleboarding, dock fishing, archery, a 40-foot climbing tower, playgrounds, hiking trails, mountain biking, tennis, pickleball, and seasonal camp traditions such as lakeside bonfires with s'mores.