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Historic Downtown Hendersonville
Part of the National Trust for Historic Preservation's Main Street Program, the downtown district has recently undergone a revitalization, evident in the many flower boxes, bear statues, and storefront makeovers for old standbys like the Mast General...
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Festivals
Garden Jubilee Festival If you're visiting the area over Memorial Day weekend, you're in luck: Hendersonville blocks off the streets downtown for an amazing family festival! The Garden Jubilee Festival takes place each Memorial Day Weekend, offering...
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Flat Rock
Travel three miles south of Hendersonville and you'll find Flat Rock, a classic little mountain village with a 200-year history that dates back to a Cherokee tribal settlement. Known now for the Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site Connemara and...
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Apple Picking
Hendersonville stays busy during the fall foliage season with leaf peepers and apple pickers! Henderson County is the largest apple-producing county in North Carolina, growing over half of the bountiful harvest. Baskets full of red delicious and gree...
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Outdoor Adventures
Jump Off Rock The mountains surrounding Hendersonville, North Carolina hold many treasures for adventurous travelers. Jump Off Rock, located five miles from downtown at the end of Laurel Park Highway, brings local legend and intrigue to life...
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Where to Stay
Renting a vacation home in Hendersonville, NC is a fantastic start to a memorable vacation in the mountains! With convenient access to everything that Western North Carolina has to offer, a cabin in Hendersonville turns into the ultimate home-base fr...
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Camp Ton-A-Wandah
Camp Ton-A-Wandah has become a place of childhood memories for young girls everywhere since 1933. Over the past 87 years, TAW has been a summer tradition for girls from five to 16 years old, a place friendships are forged, new skills are learned and ...
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