Tuxedo Falls

Tuxedo Falls sits on a forested property in Zirconia, between Hendersonville, Saluda, and Brevard in Western North Carolina. The land was once a summer camp that had grown overgrown before being restored into a boutique outdoor lodging property centered on two trout streams and their waterfalls.

Lodging comes in the form of treehouses and glamping-style tree tents, each built to put guests close to the forest canopy while still offering upscale comforts, including private outdoor hot tubs. The property backs onto creekside hiking trails, rock outcroppings, and a ridgetop site with wide mountain views, so there's ground to cover on foot before or after soaking.

It works for couples looking for a quiet few nights as easily as it does for families or larger groups, and there's also a 3,300-square-foot event lodge on site for gatherings like weddings, retreats, or workshops. Price tier runs upscale, consistent with the private hot tubs and designed interiors.

Booking and current rates run through the Tuxedo Falls website, or by calling the property directly. Specific nightly prices, hours, and minimum-stay requirements aren't listed here, so confirm those details when reserving.