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Join us for a personal retreat this fall. Choose a cabin, cottage, or campsite and enjoy access to 20 miles of hiking trails, fishing on the 30-acre lake, tennis, and mountain biking. Health and safety protocols are in place for a fun and safe escape to the mountains. Now booking Autumn Retreats!
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Come ride the new trails! All skill levels and ages!
Ride Kanuga mountain bike park is open!
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Camp Cabin & Camp Site Retreats
Adventure seekers and families: if you’re looking for a modest, camp-style experience, check out our bunk cabins on the grounds of Camp Kanuga!
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Renew mind, body and spirit through engaging conferences and mountain getaways.
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The renovated Kanuga Lake Inn is the perfect venue for your office or church retreat.
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Welcome to Kanuga

More than a beautiful place, Kanuga is a sanctuary for your spirit.

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Established in 1928 and affiliated with The Episcopal Church, Kanuga is a non-profit conference, retreat and camp center serving 35,000 guests annually. Nestled on 1,400 peaceful acres in the Blue Ridge Mountains near Hendersonville, NC, Kanuga’s historic setting features a 30-acre lake, 20 miles of hiking trails and full-service meeting and lodging facilities for up to 440 guests.

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Kanuga Happenings

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Face to Face
July 19 at 7 p.m
Conversations from Kanuga
Randy Hollerith was named the 11th Dean of Washington National Cathedral in 2016 after serving as rector of St. James’s Episcopal Church in Richmond, Va., for 16 years. He holds degrees from Denison University and Yale Divinity School. In his tenure at the Cathedral, Dean Hollerith has reoriented the institution toward radical welcome and hospitality, with a particular focus on racial reconciliation and outreach to the nation’s veterans.
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Face to Face: Conversations from Kanuga
July 26 2020 at 7 p.m.
The Way of Love in Troubling Times
The Most Rev. Michael Bruce Curry is Presiding Bishop and Primate of The Episcopal Church. He is the Chief Pastor and serves as President and Chief Executive Officer, and as Chair of the Executive Council of The Episcopal Church.
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Experience Kanuga
The staff ensured guests were received with water and assistance from the moment they arrived... and throughout their stay. Staff, coordinators and volunteers worked together using carts to transport luggage and golf carts to help those staying in the Historic Cottages get from the Lobby of the Lodge to their accommodations. It's heartwarming to see that initiative.
The Rev. Anthony Guillen, Nuevo Amanecer Coordinator
Nothing like a place where strangers become family. Traditions are passed down through each generation. Where sitting on the porch without 'modern noise' can calm the spirit while you hear the laughter of children catching fireflies.
Ainsley Glenn
A little bit of heaven! Love this place.
Clayton Ryan
A deeply soulful place for so many. Thanks, Kanuga.
LaRue Downing
Kanuga is a special place for me as it has been the one constant on my spiritual journey. I might move from town to town, but I always come home to Kanuga.
the Rev. Lisa Flores Musser, Kanuga Board of Trustees member, Dallas, TX