Camp Location
UNC Asheville Highsmith Student Union
700 Founders Drive
Asheville, NC 28804
Transportation
If you need transportation around town, we have Lyft, Uber, and AVL Ride.
Driving Directions to Parking
Parking Location
No parking permit is necessary. Accessible entrance is at the end of the lot on the back side of Founders Hall. Look for Drupal Bear sidewalk chalk.
P20 - Founders Hall
Founders Drive
Asheville, NC 28804
Approaching from the North on I-26/US 19/US 23
- Take Exit 25 (UNC Asheville/NC 251).
- Turn left at the traffic light at the bottom of the ramp.
- Proceed approximately 0.5 miles to the second traffic light; turn left onto W.T. Weaver Blvd.
- Go past the entrance to the Botanical Gardens.
- Turn left on Founders Drive.
- Look for parking lot P20 for Founders Hall on your right.
Approaching from the East on I-40
- Take exit 53B onto I-240 W.
- Follow I-240 W for approximately 4.5 miles.
- Take Exit 4A onto I-26 W/US-19 N/US-23 N/US-70 W (UNC Asheville/Weaverville).
- Follow I-26 W for approximately 1.5 miles.
- Take Exit 25 (UNC Asheville/NC-251).
- Turn right at the bottom of the exit ramp onto Broadway.
- Proceed approximately 0.3 miles to the second traffic light; turn left onto W.T. Weaver Blvd.
- Go past the entrance to the Botanical Gardens.
- Turn left on Founders Drive.
- Look for parking lot P20 for Founders Hall on your right.
Approaching from the West on I-40
- Take Exit 46B (left) onto I-240 E/I-26 W (Asheville).
- Follow I-240 E/I-26 W for approximately 3 miles.
- Take Exit 3B and as you cross the bridge over the river, move into the left-hand lane.
- Take Exit 4A (left) onto I-26 W/US-19 N/US-23 N/US-70 W (UNC Asheville/Weaverville).
- Follow I-26 W for approximately 1.5 miles.
- Take Exit 25 (UNC Asheville/NC-251).
- Turn right at the bottom of the exit ramp onto Broadway.
- Proceed approximately 0.3 miles to the second traffic light; turn left onto W.T. Weaver Blvd.
- Go past the entrance to the Botanical Gardens.
- Turn left on Founders Drive.
- Look for parking lot P20 for Founders Hall on your right.
Approaching from the South on I-26
- Stay on I-26 W and merge onto I-240 E (toward US-70/UNC Asheville/Asheville).
- Follow I-240 E/I-26 W for approximately 3 miles.
- Take Exit 3B and as you cross the bridge over the river, move into the left-hand lane.
- Take Exit 4A (left) onto I-26 W/US-19 N/US-23 N/US-70 W (UNC Asheville/Weaverville).
- Follow I-26 W for approximately 1.5 miles.
- Take Exit 25 (UNC Asheville/NC-251).
- Turn right at the bottom of the exit ramp onto Broadway.
- Proceed approximately 0.3 miles to the second traffic light; turn left onto W.T. Weaver Blvd.
- Go past the entrance to the Botanical Gardens.
- Turn left on Founders Drive.
- Look for parking lot P20 for Founders Hall on your right.
Airports
Asheville Regional Airport (AVL) - 20-30 mins to Downtown
With frequent daily flights to major hubs (Atlanta, Charlotte, Chicago), seasonal service to New York (Newark, LaGuardia) and low-cost non-stop service to six Florida destinations (Ft. Lauderdale, Jacksonville, Orlando, Palm Beach, Punta Gorda, St. Pete-Clearwater) and the Washington, D.C. area (Baltimore) – Asheville Regional Airport is rated one of the best connected regional airports in America.
Greenville International Airport (GSP) - 1.5 hour drive to Asheville
More than 1.9 million passengers per year are served by 5 major airlines offering 49 non-stop average daily departures to 15 major cities and 18 airports across the US. A connection in one of those 15 cities makes access to the world easy from GSP International.
Greenville International Airport
Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT) - 2 hour drive to Asheville
Charlotte Douglas International Airport is the sixth busiest airport in the world offering more than 140 nonstop destinations around the globe. CLT oversees more than 700 departures and landings each day, and is served by seven domestic carriers and three foreign flag carriers. As American Airlines' second largest hub and the second largest airport on the East Coast, CLT connects passengers to exotic locations throughout the world.