Asheville, NC
Pick a place to sleep outside.
Tents, domes and tiny cabins near Asheville. See each one, then ask us about your dates.
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Pine Row Bell Tent
A white canvas bell tent on a wooden deck, set back in a stand of tall pines.
- Sleeps 2
- 1 bed
Lantern Tent
A roomy canvas tent with string lights outside and warm rugs inside.
- Sleeps 4
- 2 beds
The Hollow Dome
A geodesic dome on a raised platform, looking out through the branches.
- Sleeps 2
- 1 bed
The Perch
A timber treehouse up on posts, with a railed balcony and stairs among the trunks.
- Sleeps 4
- 2 beds
Trailhead Cabin
A small log cabin with a red roof, a few steps and glass doors onto the trees.
- Sleeps 2
- 1 bed
- Pets welcome
Black Ridge Cabin
A dark timber cabin on stilts with a spiral stair and a wall of glass.
- Sleeps 2
- 1 bed
How a stay works
Arrive, settle, wander. Here's what's worth asking us at each step, so you know before you pack.
Arrive
- What time can we get there?
- Where do we park, and how far is the walk with bags?
- Will the road be fine for our car?
Settle
- What's already on the bed, and what should we bring?
- How warm or cool is it inside at night?
- Where's the nearest bathroom and shower?
Wander
- Which walk suits the people we're bringing?
- Where can we have a fire?
- What's good to do near Asheville on a rainy day?
Around camp
Tell us who's coming, and ask us what we'd do with a free day.
Whole camp and gatherings
Bring the group
A family reunion, a friend's birthday, a small retreat. Tell us how many of you there are, when you'd like to come, and whether you're hoping for the whole camp. Then ask us what's possible.
Questions guests ask
Every stay is different, so the best answer comes from us.
What if the weather turns?
Ask us what your dates usually look like, how each place to sleep handles rain and cold, and what happens if a storm is coming.
Where are the bathrooms?
It depends on where you sleep. Each stay's page lists what's there. If you need a bathroom close by, tell us and ask which one fits.
Can I bring my dog?
A stay that welcomes pets says so on its page. If you're not sure, ask us before you book.
Is it a good fit for kids?
Tell us their ages and ask about stairs, beds and the walk from the car, and we'll talk through which stay would suit you.
How do I check if my dates are open?
Open the stay you like and follow the button on its page, or send us your dates and ask.