Old Fort Vacations

This 1936 WPA stone building showcases Appalachian culture through exhibits on folk medicine, moonshining, and regional crafts. Explore two authentic 19th-century log cabins, then enjoy a picnic along scenic Mill Creek.

Step inside the historic 1880 train depot to discover Old Fort's railway heritage through authentic artifacts and exhibits. The restored 1940s Southern Railway caboose offers a glimpse into the golden age of rail travel.

Tucked in Old Fort, Waterfall Park offers a tranquil escape centered around a picturesque cascade. Visitors can wander trails through lush greenery while the soothing sounds of falling water create a natural sanctuary.

This man-made fountain shoots water 80 feet high, commemorating the railroad workers who conquered the Blue Ridge Mountains. Enjoy a picnic in the serene park setting with the geyser as your dramatic centerpiece.

Step back in time at this reconstructed 18th-century fort, once the westernmost outpost in Colonial America. Experience frontier life through monthly re-enactments and demonstrations of authentic colonial crafts.

This 14.5-foot pink granite arrowhead commemorates the 1930 peace agreement between Cherokee and Catawba tribes. Note the carvings of tomahawks, rifles, and Chief Sequoia's profile at this historical monument.

This serene forest retreat offers picnic tables and grills amid the lush Pisgah National Forest. Enjoy a peaceful meal before exploring the nearby Kitsuma Peak and Point Lookout hiking trails.

Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at Glass Rock Knob during your travels in Old Fort. Amble around the area's parks or visit its churches.