Top Greenville County Venues

• Spaces for 350 Guests

Wildcat Cliffs Country Club is a private mountain club in Highlands, North Carolina, situated at 4,250 feet elevation near Whiteside Mountain. The Clubhouse serves as the club's social center, offering fine dining and professional service for members and their guests, including weddings and private celebrations. The property includes a golf course with practice facilities, two clay tennis courts, croquet grounds, and a Fitness & Recreation Center with a heated indoor pool and 12-foot hot tub. At Lakeside Park, an outdoor pavilion with gas grills provides an additional gathering space for member parties and family events.

• Spaces for 180-230 Guests
• 1 Theater
• 1 Historic Space

White Horse Black Mountain is a nonprofit listening room and event venue housed in the historic McMurray Building at 105 Montreat Road in Black Mountain, North Carolina — about 20 minutes east of Asheville. The building, originally constructed in the 1940s as a Chevrolet dealership, was transformed into an intimate performance and events space by founders Kim Hughes and Bob Hinkle, who opened White Horse in November 2008 following a community-wide renovation effort. The main room spans 3,000 square feet with high arched wooden ceilings that deliver exceptional natural acoustics. It seats up to 180 guests and holds approximately 50 more standing, making it well-suited for weddings, rehearsal dinners, reunions, birthday celebrations, corporate retreats, and seminars. The venue includes a state-of-the-art sound system, a high-definition projection system with a 14×17-foot screen, and a full bar featuring local and regional draft beers, wine, and non-alcoholic beverages. An outdoor patio with mountain views provides additional gathering space, and free parking is available throughout the adjacent lots and downtown area. White Horse accommodates outside caterers and food vendors and is ADA-accessible. As a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, the venue offers donor pricing to other organizations with nonprofit status.

• Spaces for 205 Guests

The Capital Club of Asheville is a private event venue in downtown Asheville, North Carolina, built around a rooftop terrace with views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and the city skyline. Its modern design pairs a climate-controlled indoor banquet room with the open-air terrace, giving events both a sheltered gathering space and an outdoor vantage over the mountains. The venue hosts weddings, rehearsal dinners, and a wide range of private gatherings, including corporate receptions, fundraisers, milestone anniversaries, showers, reunions, and celebrations of life. Versatile layouts accommodate groups as small as 15 and up to 175 guests, with seated dinners for up to 120 and cocktail-style receptions for larger crowds. Rentals come well-appointed, including tables, chairs, linens, a roller bar, music service, audio/visual equipment, and access to an onsite prep kitchen. The venue works with a range of caterers and can approve outside vendors, and its central Patton Avenue location places events in the heart of downtown Asheville.

• Spaces for 110-150 Guests
• 1 Historic Space
• 1 Mansion

Homewood is a restored 1927 English stone manor in Asheville's historic Montford neighborhood, less than a mile from downtown. Built as the residence of Dr. Robert Carole, the property has hosted notable figures over the years — among them composer Béla Bartók and pianist Nina Simone. The venue has operated as a wedding and events destination since 2001, drawing on the manor's architectural character: original hardwood floors, cherry walls, 20-foot ceilings, a Grand Appalachian Stone Fireplace, and wrought-iron chandeliers. The Great Room accommodates up to 110 guests for seated dinners with a dance floor, or 150 for cocktail-style receptions. Ceremonies take place either indoors in front of the fireplace or outdoors in the adjacent Garden Ceremony Site, set within landscaped grounds. Homewood provides complimentary overnight parking for up to 200 vehicles, full handicap accessibility via elevator and ramps, and in-house event coordination through Carolina Love Events. The venue welcomes all couples.

• Spaces for 175-220 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Historic Space
• 1 Estate

Piermont Cottage is a historic estate built in the early 1900s, set on the grounds of Old Edwards Inn & Spa in Highlands, North Carolina. Available for private events from May through October, the property's outdoor spaces — including a 12,600-square-foot Grand Lawn, a Ceremony Lawn, and a stone terrace with built-in bar — can host celebrations of up to 220 guests. A white garden arbor, lush grounds, and a wraparound porch with rocking chairs give the cottage a well-settled character well suited to weddings and milestone gatherings. Four bedrooms and four full baths make the property an option for group stays during wedding weekends as well. Within walking distance of downtown Highlands, Piermont Cottage combines the feel of a private estate with convenient access to the full Old Edwards Inn & Spa campus.

• Spaces for 120 Guests

Rockwood Lodge is a luxury estate set on 250 acres within the Nantahala National Forest, perched high above Highlands, North Carolina, with 360-degree views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Twelve years in the making, the lodge was built with a poplar bark and native stone exterior, hand-carved trusses, antique wooden beams, and a true-masonry fireplace — a level of craftsmanship matched by eight individually appointed bedroom suites, each with its own fireplace design. A historic log cabin from 1882 sits on the grounds, offering guests a glimpse of the property's deep roots in Macon County. The estate is rented exclusively — one group at a time — making it well-suited for weddings, corporate retreats, rehearsal dinners, family reunions, and milestone celebrations. The lawn provides a natural ceremony setting against the mountain backdrop; the Great Room opens for cocktail hours with its stone fireplace and antique chandeliers; and the dining room, with its long wooden table and rustic details, serves as an ideal gathering space for rehearsal dinners. An on-site catering kitchen, a private concierge, and optional add-ons like a private chef and transportation round out the event experience. The lodge has been featured in Martha Stewart Weddings, Southern Bride, and The Laurel Magazine.

• Spaces for 300 Guests

Chimney Pond Farm spans more than 120 acres in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina at 3,600 feet elevation, with views of Lake Glenville and the surrounding peaks. The property features rolling fields of Fraser fir, blueberry bushes, and cascading rhododendron that give outdoor ceremonies a distinctly mountain character. The ceremony hillside centers on a Wisteria arch with a backdrop of lake and mountain views, while a spacious reception deck with a full bar, a patio that converts to a seasonal dance floor, and an indoor space provide flexibility for events of different sizes. Wedding packages start at 100 guests, with micro-wedding options accommodating up to 30. On-site lodging across four properties — a hilltop chateau, a modern farmhouse, and two mountain houses — sleeps 41 guests. The property sits six miles north of Cashiers, within roughly 1.5 hours of Asheville and three hours of Atlanta and Charlotte.

• Spaces for 50 Guests
• 1 Hotel
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Historic Space

Hutchinson House is a historic four-bedroom farmhouse built in 1878 by a founder of Highlands, North Carolina. Beautifully refurbished in 2013, the property sits on three-and-a-half acres of mountain laurel and rhododendrons within walking distance of Old Edwards Inn & Spa and Main Street. The gated grounds include a 900-square-foot event pavilion with fireplace, a pavilion alcove, a fireplace gazebo, water features, walking paths, and a playground area. A detached garage apartment complements the main residence. With capacity for up to 50 guests, Hutchinson House is well suited for intimate weddings, private celebrations, and alternative-style gatherings. The venue is available seasonally, from May through October, through Old Edwards Inn & Spa's dedicated events team.

Castle Ladyhawke is the place to go if you and your family want to experience what it is like to live like real royalty. This stunning venue was constructed in 2005 employing original period style influenced by the real Scottish Border Castles that are located in the highlands of Western North Carolina. The venue sits on 62 acres of land in the mountains of Western North Carolina. What is the result? A masterwork including three stories and 10,000 square feet, complete with stunning stone walls, three opulent suites, a tavern, and its signature tower. The Mountain View Lawn is an exceedingly attractive location to say "I do," as it is positioned perfectly in front of the background of the Blue Ridge Mountains. On the other hand, The Great Hall is ideal for live music and dancing due to its outstanding acoustics. When you factor in the accommodation options at the neighboring Bear Lake Reserve, which are equipped with a variety of amenities, as well as everything that the quaint mountain town of Sylva has to offer, Castle Ladyhawke transforms into a genuine destination for couples who enjoy the mountains.

• Spaces for 100 Guests

Half-Mile Farm is an adults-only luxury country inn set on 14 acres of fields, forests, streams, and a lake in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Highlands, North Carolina, five minutes from downtown. Part of the Old Edwards Inn & Spa family, the property offers an intimate mountain setting for weddings and private gatherings, with event planning coordinated through Old Edwards Events. The inn includes the Serenity Spa, a heated outdoor saltwater pool, a year-round hot tub, lake paddling and rowing, and hiking trails along secluded paths on the property. On-site dining centers on the J. Henry Farmhouse Tavern, which is open daily from noon to 10 pm, alongside a complimentary chef-made breakfast each morning and evening hors d'oeuvres for guests. As a guest-exclusive property, all amenities and hosted events are reserved for those staying at the inn.

• Spaces for 130-275 Guests
• 2 Outdoor Spaces
• 1 Barn
• 4 Total Spaces

The Farm at Old Edwards Inn & Spa is a 33-acre wedding and events estate nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Highlands, North Carolina. The property weaves together lush gardens, a trout pond, charming footbridges, and several distinct buildings into a cohesive setting that suits everything from intimate celebrations to full-scale wedding weekends. Four event spaces serve a range of gathering styles and guest counts, with capacity for up to 275 guests. The Orchard is a garden-surrounded outdoor space shaded by mature fruit trees and anchored by a bridal bridge over the pond. The Orchard House is an open-air pavilion with floor-to-ceiling glass doors and a stone terrace. The Pavilion provides nearly 5,000 square feet of indoor-outdoor space with grand entryways. The Barn, an early-1900s structure with heart-pine floors and a stone fireplace, seats up to 130 guests in a more intimate setting. Farm-to-table catering from the Old Edwards culinary team highlights seasonal, regionally sourced ingredients, and every booking includes event setup and breakdown, fine linens, and china. A dedicated events team of twelve to fourteen people is available seven days a week, and the property works with professional planners for larger weddings.

• Spaces for 125 Guests

Inn at Tranquility Farm is a wedding and private event venue set on over 60 acres in the Smoky Mountains of Western North Carolina, outside Waynesville. The property offers more than 3,500 square feet of event space across three distinct areas: a 2,500-square-foot pavilion with crystal chandeliers and cedar trusses, a 1,000-square-foot covered porch with panoramic mountain views, and a 1,000-square-foot indoor lounge with a wood-burning fireplace. The pavilion accommodates up to 150 seated guests and serves as the venue's primary reception space, heated and cooled for year-round comfort. The ceremony area is permanently tented, ensuring the original plan is preserved regardless of weather. A commercial catering kitchen is available on-site for the duration of each event, accessible to licensed, professional caterers. Inn at Tranquility Farm offers multiple wedding package tiers — from elopements of up to 20 guests to full Platinum service with plated dinners, bar service, florals, and DJ — as well as a standalone facility rental option. Day-of coordination services are included in most packages.

• Spaces for 100 Guests

The Belmont Inn is a historic hotel in the Abbeville Historic District of Abbeville, South Carolina, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Built in 1903 as the Eureka Hotel at a cost of $30,000, the property once served as a railroad hotel and stopover for Vaudeville performers traveling between New York and Miami, hosting guests including entertainers Fanny Brice and Jimmy Durante and President Jimmy Carter. The building reflects Spanish architectural design, with original details that include a slate roof, a marble veranda, and marble terrazzo floors, along with custom cabinetmaker-built doorways and handcrafted armoires from the early 20th century. After a period of decline in the 1970s, the property underwent extensive restoration in the 1980s and now offers 25 elegantly restored guest rooms that pair historic character with modern comforts like high-speed internet and refined hardwood floors. The Belmont Inn hosts weddings, family reunions, corporate retreats, and other special celebrations, with staff available to help plan private gatherings. The Veranda, an outdoor dining and event space with ambient lighting and scenic surroundings, is used for wedding receptions, anniversaries, and other private events, and the inn's dining room, The Bene Italian Grill, serves guests on-site including a weekly Southern Sunday Lunch.

• Spaces for 150 Guests

The Museum is a history museum in Uptown Greenwood, South Carolina, dedicated to saving, sharing, and celebrating the region's past. Founded in 1967 by James West Durst and a group of community volunteers, it opened to the public in 1970 in a single room of the old armory on Phoenix Street before relocating to its current home at 106 Main Street in 1982. A $1.3 million renovation in 2007 refreshed its exhibits after a period of closure. The Museum's permanent installations include a recreated 1900s Main Street, the Carolina Cave, an extensive gem and mineral collection, and exhibits tracing "Epic Journeys" of animal migration, alongside rotating seasonal exhibits. The Museum also operates the affiliated Greenwood Railroad Historical Center on South Main Street, home to a collection of historic railroad equipment and offering private tours by arrangement. Beyond its exhibits, The Museum hosts community programming throughout the year, including its annual Kentucky Derby Party and Family Fun Day at the Train, drawing visitors of all ages into Greenwood's history.

• Spaces for 70-300 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 1 Bar
• 3 Total Spaces

Waynesville Inn and Golf Club, a member of the Tapestry Collection by Hilton, is a championship golf resort situated in Waynesville, North Carolina, with the Great Smoky Mountains on one side and the Blue Ridge Parkway and Balsam Mountains on the other. The property has been welcoming guests since 1926, and its 27-hole Donald Ross-designed golf course has been recently renovated. For private events and weddings, the resort offers more than 6,000 square feet of indoor space and 9,500 square feet of outdoor event space. The Event Lawn accommodates up to 300 guests beneath an open mountain sky, while The Grill and Rotunda — a 3,700-square-foot restaurant space — seats up to 150 guests for receptions, rehearsal dinners, and welcome parties. The Watershed, a lower-level tavern with exposed brick walls and a private entrance, is sized for intimate celebrations of up to 70 guests. All events are supported by in-house catering, with banquet menus available and the option to customize. The resort's 111 guest rooms, seasonal outdoor pool, and on-site fitness center round out the experience for guests traveling from outside the area.

• Spaces for 16-300 Guests
• 1 Historic Space
• 1 Art Gallery
• 1 Meeting Space

The Arts Center of Greenwood occupies the historic Federal Building in Uptown Greenwood, South Carolina, a landmark restored through a community-funded capital campaign and reopened as a nonprofit arts organization in February 2006. The building's 25,000 square feet include a premier gallery with high ceilings and arched windows, a reception hall, an entry foyer, a conference room, a catering kitchen, and a courtyard garden with a small stage, giving event hosts a range of spaces suited to everything from weddings and receptions to seminars and luncheons. An annual rotation of exhibitions fills the gallery walls, adding a distinctive backdrop for private events, while the courtyard offers an outdoor option for ceremonies or gatherings. The Arts Center's mission centers on enriching the community through exposure, engagement, and education in the visual and performing arts, and its role in the community was recognized with the 2008 Governor's Award for the Arts and its leadership in establishing Uptown Greenwood as an official South Carolina cultural district in 2017.

• Spaces for 300 Guests

The Railroad Historical Center in Greenwood, South Carolina, houses the Upstate's largest static railroad display. Established in 1970, the museum invites visitors to step into the Golden Age of Railroad Travel through seven fully restored, climate-controlled railway cars, including a 1906-era steam locomotive, an interurban car, a coach, a diner-lounge car, a Pullman sleeper, a caboose, and a saloon car. Guided tours run on regular open days, and private tours can be arranged by appointment for groups outside the museum's public hours. The Center also hosts seasonal special events, including the North Pole Express, Christmas at the Train, and Family Fun at the Train, bringing holiday and family programming into its historic rail cars.

• Spaces for 300 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Barn
• 1 Farm

Chattooga Belle Farm is a 200-acre working farm, distillery, and event venue in Long Creek, South Carolina, overlooking the Chattooga River, the first river in the Southeast designated "Wild & Scenic." The property sits in a region once known as the largest apple-producing area east of the Mississippi River, and it carries that agricultural heritage forward today with U-pick orchards, a general store, and Belle's Bistro, which serves locally-sourced fare. Weddings and private events take place in the farm's open-air event barn, a 5,000-square-foot space with a stacked stone fireplace and a covered patio offering 270-degree views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The barn accommodates up to 300 guests and includes an on-site catering kitchen, a bridal dressing room, and use of the surrounding lawn for additional tenting. The property is also home to the first legal distillery in Oconee County, South Carolina, producing whiskey, brandy, rum, vodka, and gin from fruit grown on the farm, offering couples and event hosts the option to pair their celebration with spirits made on site.

• Spaces for 22-300 Guests
• 2 Outdoor Spaces
• 1 Waterfront
• 1 Garden

JuneBug Retro Resort is a 50-acre vacation and event venue nestled in a private valley 12 minutes north of downtown Asheville, North Carolina, with a half-mile of Flat Creek flowing through the property. Ten restored 1950s vintage campers — each available for overnight stays — give the setting a one-of-a-kind character that has earned the resort features in Southern Living, Country Living, Pioneer Woman, and the Travel Channel. The property offers multiple gathering spaces for weddings and private events. The Walnut Cove Ceremony area is set beneath a canopy of walnut trees alongside Flat Creek and accommodates up to 150 guests, with a 60-by-60 double-peak tension tent, dance floor, wedding arbor, and a 1960 Airstream dry bar with bartending service included in the package. For more intimate occasions, the two-story Treehouse hosts ceremonies and receptions for up to 22 guests high in the canopy of old-growth Red Oak trees, with views of the Pisgah Mountains. The Creek Lounge — an outdoor bar and music venue featuring a vintage 1960 Airstream bar and a customized 1953 Ford flatbed truck stage — offers a distinct open-air setting for events and live music throughout the season. Day-of coordination by owner Charlene Pagano is included with wedding packages, and the on-site vintage campers sleep up to 30 guests overnight.

This 500-acre working farm is situated on a land conservancy just north of Asheville, North Carolina, and offers a beautiful setting for any special events. Your mountain wedding guests will be astounded by the natural splendor of Claxton Farm's vast fields and pastoral location. This 500-acre working farm is situated on a land conservancy just north of Asheville, North Carolina, and offers a beautiful setting for any special events. Come experience for yourself why Claxton Farm has been a popular and handy mountain destination since 1996! The foundation of Claxton Farm is a priceless resource: your time. your opportunity to celebrate your past, future, and most importantly, your present with family and friends! Have fun bringing your worlds together and count on us to provide the structure necessary for your ideal wedding day because this wedding event is supposed to say volumes about you and your fiancé. With a little additional work, Claxton Farm's adaptable environment may be transformed into a blend of subtle features accentuated by the surrounding natural beauty. In either case, as you all create lasting memories at Claxton Farm, your wedding will be the talk of the town for years to come!