A glamping resort in the Blue Ridge foothills near Mill Spring, North Carolina, with yurts, tiny homes, safari tents and vintage campers.
At a glance
- Price
- $$
- Book on
- ResNexus
- Amenities
- Fire pitTrail accessWi-Fi
- Price
- Moderate
Emberglow Outdoor Resort sits in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains at 95 Pinewood Trl in Mill Spring, North Carolina. It's built for people who want the outdoors without giving up a real bed or a hot shower, offering twenty different lodging styles that include yurts, tiny houses, safari-style glamping tents, treehouses and vintage campers.
Groups can spread across the property or stay together, since the resort is set up for everything from a solo retreat to a gathering of ten or more. On-site amenities lean toward comfort: a resort-quality pool, a playground, a community fire pit, trail access across the property, and working Wi-Fi throughout. A bounce pad and additional recreation areas round out the grounds, according to guest reviews.
Lodging is sorted by group size, so a couple looking for a cozy yurt and a family needing a larger chalet can both find something that fits. The resort's own booking system lets visitors filter by accommodation type, headcount, and available dates, and following Emberglow's social channels is the best way to catch last-minute openings on the more popular units.
The front desk and grounds operate daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., which is useful to know for check-in timing or if you need to reach staff by phone. Pricing falls in the moderate range for the region, and reservations are handled directly through ResNexus on the resort's website. Anyone packing for a stay should plan for a mix of rustic and resort-style living — trail shoes and swimwear are both reasonable things to bring.
Good to know
- How do I book a stay at Emberglow Outdoor Resort?
- Reservations are made through ResNexus on the resort's official website, where you can filter lodging by type, group size, and date availability.
- What kinds of lodging are available?
- The resort offers around twenty unique lodging options, including yurts, tiny houses, safari-style glamping tents, treehouses, and vintage campers.
- Is this a good spot for groups or families?
- Yes, Emberglow accommodates groups from one or two people up to ten or more, with options to stay together in a larger unit or spread across separate lodgings.
- What amenities are on site?
- Guests have access to a resort-quality pool, trails, a community fire pit, a playground, and Wi-Fi throughout the property.
- What are the check-in or office hours?
- The resort's hours are listed as 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily; confirm check-in and check-out specifics directly with Emberglow by phone or website.
Details checked October 1, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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