Things to Do in Weaverville, North Carolina
There are plenty of things to do during your stay in one of our vacation homes. Should you have any questions regarding additional activities after reviewing this list, please feel free to contact us and we would be happy to assist you in any way that we can! We look forward to hosting you.
Just north of Asheville, nestled in the rolling hills of Reems Creek Valley, lies the quaint yet not-so-sleepy town of Weaverville, NC. This quintessential small town is filled with an abundance of popular restaurants, breweries, & handcrafted art. The town provides easy access to some of the region’s best outdoor experiences. The lively Main Street, where locally-owned businesses have thrived for decades, brings familiarity & quality to guests and locals alike! Weaverville’s community spirit can be found throughout this charming community and is bolstered by the people who ensure that it is a welcoming place for all. We hope you enjoy the activities that the town has to offer during your stay with Well-Bred Luxury Lodgings in Weaverville, NC.
Parks and Recreation – The Town of Weaverville maintains two public parks within its jurisdiction: Lake Louise Park and the Main Street Nature Park. In addition to Weaverville’s two parks, residents and visitors have easy access to Reems Creek Golf Course, the Blue Ridge Parkway, the Vance Birthplace, and the Buncombe County Park System, all within a short distance from Weaverville.
Restaurants – Weaverville offers many fine area restaurants for foodies! From Judy’s Well-Bred Bakery & Café, Blue Mountain Pizza, Glass Onion, Twisted Laurel, Stoney Knob Café, and Soba Sushi & Noodles, there is something for everyone. Check out the complete list of delicious restaurants near our lodging in Weaverville, NC.
Breweries – Enjoying local craft beer is also a favorite thing to do in Weaverville. Downtown you will find Eluvium Brewing Co., Leveller Brewing Co., and Zebulon Artisan Ales. Uncover even more delicious breweries in and around Weaverville and Asheville.
Blue Ridge Pkwy – The Blue Ridge Parkway (BRP) is a 469-mile, non-stop, scenic, and recreational road managed by the National Park Service (NPS). This two-lane parkway runs from Virginia’s Shenandoah National Park to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in North Carolina. The BRP is filled with scenic overlooks and cascading waterfalls. There are endless Blue Ridge Parkway hikes in North Carolina, and many are especially close for Asheville visitors. Enjoy the 13 Best Blue Ridge Parkway Hikes near the Weaverville and Asheville areas.
Biltmore Estate – Spend the day at the largest privately owned home in North America. Tour the home and the expansive grounds (the grounds are dog friendly!), restaurants and winery. Be sure to check the website for special seasonal events and art exhibits. As a Biltmore Key Partner, we offer discounted admission by visiting biltmore.com/partners. Use promo code wellbredlux when prompted
Waterfalls – If you love to find waterfalls, the Weaverville and Asheville areas are the place for you! There are literally hundreds of cascading falls in the “Land of the Waterfalls,” Experience waterfalls in the Blue Ridge Mountains during your next stay in North Carolina.
Recreational Lakes – There are some absolutely gorgeous lakes waiting for you to discover near the Weaverville and Asheville areas. You can soak in the views all year round, and enjoy many water activities throughout the spring, summer, and fall seasons.
Water Sports – If you’re looking to spend an exciting day on a fast-flowing river, you will find the sheer power of a mountain river isn’t truly appreciated until it’s been experienced by kayak or whitewater raft. Weaverville and Asheville are your gateways to adrenaline-fueled excitement on some of the area’s best watery playgrounds.
Rafting-Ziplining-Canyoneering-Biking – French Broad Outfitters is dog friendly and rents kayaks, canoes, tubes, and SUP’s. French Broad Adventures can provide the whole family with an array of outdoor activities including rafting, ziplining, canyoneering, and biking. Save 15% with Promo Code WELLBRED-LUX15
Golf – With over forty golf courses in the Asheville area, there is an option for every golfer. Discover which public courses, driving ranges, and instructors are best.
- Reems Creek Golf Club – 36 Pink Fox Cove Road, Weaverville – 828-645-4393. A semi-private golf club nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Reems Creek Golf Club offers a relaxing and picturesque setting for a day on the links. Constructed by Hawtree & Sons, a renowned British firm, the sculpted layout is reminiscent of the look and feel of the Scottish Highlands. Elevations found here provide the most spectacular views of the surrounding mountains!
- Grove Park Inn Golf Course – 290 Macon Ave., Asheville – 828-252-2711. Designed by Donald Ross, The Grove Park Inn’s golf course has been rated among the top 10 courses in North Carolina by Golfweek Magazine in 2008. Fully-equipped carts come with the Uplink GPS system; walking permitted.
- Broadmoor Golf Links – 101 French Broad Ln, Fletcher, NC 28732 – (800) 238-5795. Broadmoor is a championship golf course designed by noted golf course architect Karl Litten, recognized alongside Nicklaus, Palmer, and Fazio by the PGA as one of golf’s fab four designers. Broadmoor Golf Links is designed to be enjoyed in 4 hours, whether you like to ride or walk. With tees measuring from 5600 to over 7000 yards, Broadmoor appeals to every level of golfer.
- Asheville Municipal Golf Course – 226 Fairway Drive, Asheville – 828-298-1867. The front nine of this Donald Ross design measures 3,285 yards and features a flat, wide-open course. The 3,195-yard back nine has narrow fairways and is very hilly. Tee times are required.
Fishing – Anglers of all abilities flock to Western North Carolina for its trophy trout waters. The area boasts 3 species of trout, both wild and stocked by the state of North Carolina, offering fishing opportunities to anglers of all skill levels from beginners to seasoned professionals. If you haven’t fished our streams and rivers before, we highly recommend you consider partnering up with Curtis Wright Outfitters for an unforgettable angling experience. In downtown Asheville, you will also find Hunter Banks Fly Fishing.
Tours – You’ll love exploring the Weaverville and Asheville areas on foot, trolley, and zipline. This is the only way to fully experience the urban adventures and natural wonders of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Discover which tour is best for you and your traveling group.
