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5 Fun Activities For Camper Parents

Once you’ve dropped off the kids at summer camp here in Transylvania County, it’s time for your own summertime fun. These five activities are sure to get you into the spirit of summer:

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Listen to the music.

Everywhere you turn in Transylvania County, there’s amazing music being made. Catch a concert at the Brevard Music Center Summer Festival or live music at Oskar Blues Brewery, Brevard Brewing Company, 185 King Street, Cedar Mountain Moonshine, and the Transylvania County Library. Here’s a list of venues to get you started.

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Go with the flow.

From downtown Brevard, it’s only 20 minutes to DuPont State Recreational Forest where you can see some of the most spectacular waterfalls in the world (we’re not kidding). A 40 minute drive delivers you to the rugged and pristine Gorges State Park. The Jocassee Gorge has been named one of the “Last 50 Great Places on Earth” by National Geographic. It’s worth the trip to see why. Or take an afternoon paddle on the 3rd oldest river in the world, the French Broad
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Take the Artist’s Way.

The Land of Waterfalls isn’t just a basecamp for adventure — it’s a seriously amazing destination for art and culture. Stroll downtown Brevard’s streets and pop into some of our amazing galleries, including Red Wolf Gallery and Number 7 Arts, just to name a few. Or you can drive the Scenic 276 Arts Corridor.
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Dine and shop in downtown Brevard.

Take in the lively atmosphere and mountain town charm of downtown Brevard. There’s so much to see and experience, including our celebrated galleries, local pubs and breweries, restaurants with mouthwatering cuisines, and ecclectic boutiques. The map at the corner of Main Street and Broad (on the side of O.P. Taylor’s toy store) will clue you in to the location of every one of our downtown discoveries.

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Drive US 276.

Take this winding road through Pisgah National Forest to the Parkway and enjoy all the sights: stop at Looking Glass Falls, take a short hike to Moore Cove Falls, visit the Cradle of Forestry and then enjoy a picnic lunch at one of the Parkway’s spectacular scenic overlooks.