Painted Hills Farm Bed and Breakfast

Welcome Inngoers The Bed & Breakfast Association of Waynesville & Maggie Valley invites you to the quiet side of the Smoky Mountains and to stay in one of our eight member inns.

Waynesville, a delightful old (1809) Western North Carolina mountain town, sits at 2,800 feet, on the doorstep of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Surrounded by the Blue Ridge Parkway, the Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountains, and the Pisgah Forest, we are a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Our area is rich in mountain culture from theatre and music, to arts and crafts. Visitors will enjoy unique galleries and renowned restaurants. We are within 25 miles of Asheville and the Biltmore Estate to the east, and the Cherokee Reservation and Harrah's Casino to the west.

Waynesville is centrally situated amidst the Smoky Mountains, the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Pisgah National Forest. We are surrounded by mountains with at least 16 of them in excess of 6,000 feet and sporting names like Eaglenest, Lickstone, Wolfpen and Lyn Lowry. Also in sight is Cold Mountain, recently made famous by a best selling book. The county is almost completely encircled by the Blue Ridge Parkway, which begins in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and wends its way northward through the Shenandoah Valley to northern Virginia. It affords the most splendid mountain vistas to be seen in the Eastern United States. The famous Appalachian Trail also runs through here on its meandering path from Georgia to Maine.

Each of our inns is unique in architecture and setting, from Victorian to contemporary, European to mountain rustic, in-town or back roads. But one thing you'll find in common among us is our warm hospitality, quality accommodations, and great breakfasts.

Waynesville is a year round destination. We recommend early reservations, particularly on holiday weekends and during the summer and fall color season. To visit the member inns of the Waynesville Bed & Breakfast Association, click here.

Come enjoy your private front porch where the cool summer breezes are available at no extra charge and the sound of our creek is just outside your window. In the mornings, you will enjoy a delicious home-cooked breakfast. Many of our breakfast items come from nearby farms, where we get fresh eggs, preserves and other ingredients. Welcome and evening refreshments are also provided.

Innkeepers Bill Watson grew up in the house that now serves as the bed and breakfast and started dating his wife, Linda, in high school. The Christian couple enjoys welcoming guests into their home while sharing stories about the community. The couple has also remodeled the home in recent years and completely refinished the suite in 2009. As a Christian household, the Watson's ask visitors to please help keep their home alcohol free.

We will do our best to make your stay at Painted Hills Farm comfortable and memorable.
If you need anything during your stay, all you need to do is ask.