Brevard, NC
Cherryfield Luxury Glamping
Cherryfield is a luxury group-glamping destination on 250 private acres bordering Pisgah National Forest, minutes from downtown Brevard — the self-styled Land of…
Blue Ridge Mountains · North Carolina
Private campsites & glamping in Brevard, NC
Brevard calls itself the Land of Waterfalls and earns it — hundreds of falls within 30 minutes, a downtown of bookshops and outdoor stores with live white squirrels in the parks, and the entrance to Pisgah National Forest at the town's edge. It's 35 minutes southwest of Asheville and the adventure capital of Transylvania County, with a music and arts scene that punches above its size.
Cherryfield Luxury Glamping sits on 250 private acres bordering Pisgah National Forest, minutes from downtown — three luxury treehouses, covered tent pavilions, a private waterfall, and spa-grade bathhouses. It's built for groups and events, but the location makes it a superb waterfall-chasing base: Looking Glass Falls, Moore Cove, and the Davidson River are all within 20 minutes.
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Camping in Brevard: FAQs
How many waterfalls are near Brevard?
Hundreds — the famous ones (Looking Glass, Moore Cove, Triple Falls in DuPont) are all within 20-30 minutes. Pick up a waterfall map downtown; you'll need it.
What are the white squirrels?
Brevard's beloved albino gray squirrels, found in town parks. The White Squirrel Festival each Memorial Day weekend celebrates them — it's as charming as it sounds.
Is Brevard good for mountain biking?
World-class — Pisgah's Davidson River trails start at the town line, and DuPont's flowy singletrack is 20 minutes away. Rent bikes downtown if you didn't bring yours.
Can I swim near Brevard?
Yes — Sliding Rock's natural waterslide (summer, lifeguarded) and the Davidson River's swimming holes are local institutions. Water is mountain-cold even in August.
What's the best waterfall hike for beginners?
Moore Cove Falls (1.5 miles round trip, you can walk behind it) or Looking Glass Falls (roadside, no hike). Save the DuPont triple for when your legs are ready.