Mountain lodge on 35 acres bordering Pisgah National Forest in Old Fort, NC, with a spring-fed pond, sauna and cold plunge, 30 minutes from Asheville.
At a glance
- Pets
- No
- Off-grid
- No
- Book on
- Cloudbeds
Wunderland Resort sits on 35 acres backing up to the Pisgah National Forest Grandfather District, just outside Old Fort, North Carolina. The property is built around a community area with a spring-fed swim pond and wellness amenities, with trails winding through the land and connecting to the Gateway (G5) Trail System nearby. Curtis Creek runs steps from the property.
Accommodations lean toward whimsical, nature-immersed design rather than standard lodge rooms, suited to couples, families, and groups. Onsite amenities include a sauna, cold plunge, fire pits, a slackline, games, and stargazing, all included with a stay. Guided add-ons like fly fishing, foraging tours, and massages can be arranged separately through the resort's concierge by phone or email.
The location puts guests 30 minutes east of Asheville and the Biltmore Estate, and about 1.5 hours from Charlotte, making it workable as a weekend trip from either city. The surrounding Pisgah National Forest offers hiking, biking, and running trail access right down the road. The resort is not pet-friendly and is not set up as an off-grid stay, though its design emphasizes permaculture and low-impact building.
Booking runs through Cloudbeds via the Wunderland Resort website. Specific room rates and minimum stay requirements aren't listed here, so confirm current pricing and availability directly when booking.
Good to know
- How do I book a stay at Wunderland Resort?
- Reservations are made through Cloudbeds on the Wunderland Resort website.
- Is Wunderland Resort off-grid or pet-friendly?
- No to both. It's not an off-grid property, and pets are not permitted.
- How far is Wunderland Resort from Asheville?
- It's about 30 minutes east of Asheville and the Biltmore Estate, and roughly 1.5 hours from Charlotte.
- What's included in a stay?
- Onsite amenities like trail access, the sauna, cold plunge, fire pits, slackline, games, and stargazing are included; guided experiences such as fly fishing or massages cost extra and can be booked through the concierge.
- What is there to do near the property?
- The resort borders Pisgah National Forest's Grandfather District and sits near the Gateway (G5) Trail System and Curtis Creek, with hiking, biking, and running trails close by.
Details checked November 4, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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