Here, you can locate a member bed and breakfast for Waynesville, North Carolina or Maggie Valley. Waynesville and Maggie Valley are delightfully quaint Western North Carolina mountain towns. Waynesville sits at 2,800 feet in elevation and Maggie Valley at 3,018 feet. Both are on the doorstep of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Our area is rich in mountain culture from theatre and music to arts and crafts. Visitors will enjoy unique galleries and restaurants beyond compare. We are within 25 miles of Asheville and the Biltmore Estate to the east, and the Cherokee Indian Reservation and Harrah's Casino to the west.

Waynesville and Maggie Valley are centrally situated amidst the Smoky Mountains, the Blue Ridge Mountains, and the Pisgah National Forest. We are surrounded by mountains with at least 16 in excess of 6,000 feet and sporting names like Eaglenest, Lickstone, Wolfpen, and Lyn Lowry. Also in sight is Cold Mountain, recently made famous by a best selling book. The county is almost completely encircled by the Blue Ridge Parkway, which begins in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and winds its way northward through the Shenandoah Valley to northern Virginia. It affords the most splendid mountain vistas to be seen in the Eastern United States. The famous Appalachian Trail also runs through here on its meandering path from Georgia to Maine. We are a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts.

Each of our inns is unique in architecture and setting, from Victorian to contemporary, European to mountain rustic, in-town to back roads. One thing you'll find in common is the warm southern hospitality, quality accommodations, and great breakfasts.

Waynesville and Maggie Valley are year-round destination spots. We recommend early reservations, particularly on holiday weekends and during the summer and fall color seasons. Please view the member inns of the Bed and Breakfast Association of Waynesville and Maggie Valley North Carolina.

We are the Bed and Breakfast Capital of North Carolina