Cherokee, North Carolina Campground | Cherokee / Great Smokies KOA Holiday

Cherokee County, North Carolina is home to charming small towns that capture the beauty, culture, and adventure of the Appalachian Mountains. Come see for yourself. #simplywanderful #appalachia #mountainsarecalling | Visit Cherokee County

It’s time to plan your 2026 trip to Cherokee, North Carolina! Book your tickets to Oconaluftee Indian Village living history museum and Unto These Hills outdoor drama now at CherokeeHistorical.org Step back in time at Oconaluftee Indian Village and experience authentic Cherokee culture. With guided tours and live demonstrations, Oconaluftee Indian Village is entertaining for the whole family. Open April 21st through October 31st. Closed on Sundays and select Mondays See Cherokee history come to

Cherokee Museum - Cherokee, North Carolina

Did you know that the Cherokee didn’t have a “rain dance” to ask for rain? Our homelands, The Great Smoky Mountains, are a temperate rainforest. It rains all the time! So we don’t need to ask for rain, but we do give thanks for rain with the Bullfrog Dance The Bullfrog Dance is a social dance that would be done after a rain, since that’s when the bullfrogs come out. You’ll see that the dance is kind of like a game of Simon Says with the singer telling the dancers whah to do as the imitate the bu

Unto These Hills outdoor drama - Cherokee Historical Association