November 25-30, 2008
Celebrate this most American holiday in a most special way.
From many states come many-member families, couples and singles to celebrate, remember and give thanks for God’s blessings. The highlight of the week is the Thanksgiving Day Eucharist, followed by a feast of turkey, dressing and all the trimmings. The day is completed with a traditional square dance.
Let Kanuga be your host, so that everyone can enjoy time together with no worry about cooking, cleaning up or planning activities for a crowd.
Daily activities are offered for all ages. Art and crafts, a volleyball tournament, yoga, worship and evening entertainment will entice most. For some, a hike, a seat by a crackling fire and a chance to catch up with family and friends is the ultimate holiday.
Childcare is offered two mornings for infants through age eight. A youth program for ages 9-18 will include climbing at the tower. The week ends with a Sunday Eucharist and travelers’ brunch.
Chaplain
The chaplain-in-residence will be announced.
Accommodations
Kanuga Lake Inn, Traditional Cottages and Guest Houses. Check in 4 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 20. Check out after brunch the following Sunday.
Reservations
For reservations contact Kate Bakko, Reservations Associate, by , telephone (828) 692-0077 ext. 282 or fax (828) 696-3589.
Thanksgiving Guest Period fills rapidly, so inquire early.
Rates
- Inn - Daily rates apply. Minimum charge is for four nights.
- Cottages/Guest Houses - Daily rates apply. Minimum charge for exclusive use is four nights with specified occupancy each night.
Stay the full time and receive a 10 percent discount.
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