Choosing a wedding venue is easier when you can picture how the spaces fit together. Our illustrated property map introduces Engadine Inn & Cabins, a 12-acre estate in Candler, near Asheville, with outdoor wedding spaces, a historic inn and six mountain cabins.

Find your ceremony and reception spaces
Start with Honey Hill, home to our ceremony pavilion and west-facing mountain views. Then find Vineyard Overlook, a separate outdoor space with a seasonal reception tent. Seeing both on the map is a useful starting point for imagining where your guests will gather throughout the celebration.
Explore the wedding spaces and photographs to see the grounds in use.
Make lodging part of your wedding weekend
The map also shows the lodging around the grounds. Engadine offers up to six guest suites in the historic inn, available by arrangement for wedding weekends, and six cabins, with a property-wide maximum of 35 overnight guests. For couples planning a wedding weekend, having loved ones stay on the property can make time together part of the celebration.
Browse the inn suites and cabins, then talk with Ward about the lodging arrangements for your celebration.
See the grounds in person
Use the map to get acquainted with Engadine, then explore our wedding photographs to see the spaces in use. The illustration is not to scale; a property tour is the best way to understand the terrain, distances and arrangements that will work for your guests.
Ready to see how your wedding could come together here? Share your preferred date and guest count with Ward to request wedding details and arrange a tour.
Request Wedding Details & a Tour
Stay at Engadine
A historic 1885 inn and six private cabins on twelve acres in Candler, fifteen minutes from downtown Asheville.
Planning a wedding, elopement, or group retreat? Request pricing and available dates, or read the frequently asked questions.
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