Great tour...and I was prepared to just spend time looking at the goats. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and entertaining. The house is being renovated at this time but with her descriptions and the numerous pictures you didn't feel like you missed a thing....More

This site had beautiful grounds to walk through and then u can tour the house. A place that is beyond beautiful with the water as you first arrive and as you walk up the drive and get your first view of the house and rest...More

We really had no idea what to expect when we visited Carl Sandburg's hilltop home and so we were delighted when we arrived in time for a 3:00 afternoon tour which turned out to be even more delightful and informative than we could have ever...More

We enjoyed a peaceful, enjoyable Saturday there, touring the house and grounds. If you're a history buff, this is a typical National Parks destination. The ranger attending the house was well informed and quite friendly. This site does have an active area where visitors can...More

Carl Sandburg home is a beautiful place to visit. Be prepared to do quite a bit of walking, although there is a shuttle that can take you to the house if you can't walk it. The house tour is a must, although right now the...More

Such a beautiful property. The trails are a great clean hike and the scenery from beginning to end are spectacular!! I will continue to visit every time I make it back to that area. Oh and its free!!

Went after breakfast in Flat Rock for a change. We live in Asheville. What a beautiful walk to work off the morning and stretch our legs. Gorgeous granite outcroppings, lake, home, goat barn, orchard, and gardens. Recommend if you are in the area!

Was glad to see Sandburg's home, but was disappointed to see no furniture in the house (they are going through renovation) yet charged full price.

The story of Carl Sandburg and how he and his wife came to Flat Rock make this stop worth a visit, but if you can, delay your visit until September 2017, When we visited, all the house's furnishings had been removed temporarily. Our guide did...More

How fortuitous. We visited the Carl Sandburg Home and there was a music festival going on. We spent the day listening to bluegrass music and touring the home and grounds. As there is remodeling going on, the furnishings are currently not on display. The tour...More