The area
Asheville
The places to sleep outside at Fern Hollow Camp near Asheville, and how to choose between them.
Near Asheville you can sleep in a canvas bell tent, a roomy tent with string lights, a geodesic dome, a treehouse on posts or a small cabin. Each place to sleep has its own page with photos and what's there.
Choosing a place
Start with who is coming and your dates. The places here sleep two or four, so group size comes first. If you're a bigger group, ask us about staying together.
Ask us first
Every stay is different, so the best answer comes from us. Ask about parking, the walk with bags, the bathroom and what the weather means for your dates.
Places to sleep near Asheville
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
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.
