Experience the Charm of Historic Downtown Hayesville

At the heart of Hayesville stands the town’s historic red-brick courthouse, built in 1888 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Recently renovated as an event venue, The Beal Center welcomes weddings, special events, historic tours, and community gatherings. Its beautifully manicured lawns serve as a picturesque centerpiece for local festivals, celebrations, and get-togethers throughout the year.

 

Just two blocks from our neighborhood, Hayesville’s charming downtown square invites you to explore an array of locally owned shops, specialty stores, and six restaurants, including the nationally acclaimed Copper Door. Enjoy the convenience of covered sidewalks connecting the square’s businesses, along with a local wine shop, the beloved Peacock Performing Arts Center, a brand-new hotel, and so much more.

Imagine stepping out your front door for a leisurely stroll through a town rich in history, natural beauty, and small-town hospitality. From free live music on Friday evenings to the Thursday morning farmers market, there’s always something to enjoy. Many more Events on the Square bring neighbors and visitors together to celebrate the best of our community.

 

At RiverWalk of Hayesville, you’re not just choosing a home—you’re embracing a lifestyle connected to the heart of a vibrant, historic town.

 

To discover upcoming events, local attractions, and everything Hayesville has to offer, visit the Hayesville Chamber of Commerce website and the CCCRA website.

Outdoor Recreation Right Outside Your Door

Residents of RiverWalk of Hayesville enjoy convenient access to the Clay County Recreation Center, located just beside the community. Take advantage of recreational facilities, gym equipment, pickleball tournaments, and paved walking paths winding around the baseball and soccer fields. Two nature trails lead directly from the neighborhood to the Recreation Center, making it easy to enjoy the outdoors, stay active, and connect with the community.

Discover the Beauty of Lake Chatuge

Just a short drive away, Lake Chatuge offers 7,200 acres of sparkling blue water and 133 miles of shoreline, nestled among the beautiful mountains of North Carolina and Georgia. Whether you enjoy boating, fishing, swimming, or camping, the lake provides endless opportunities for outdoor adventure and relaxation.

On a summer day, the lake comes alive with boaters, anglers, and swimmers enjoying its crystal-clear waters and breathtaking mountain scenery. From exciting bass fishing tournaments to peaceful afternoons on the water, Lake Chatuge offers something for everyone.

Embrace the Mountain Lifestyle

Hayesville combines the warmth and charm of a small town with the spectacular natural beauty of the surrounding mountains, lakes, rivers, and streams. Outdoor enthusiasts will find abundant opportunities for camping, biking, golfing, fishing, hiking, horseback riding, and water sports—all within the scenic surroundings of the North Carolina mountains.

At RiverWalk of Hayesville, outdoor adventure, recreation, and small-town living come together to create a lifestyle you’ll love.

Clay County and the surrounding areas offer a variety of continuing education and classes for all ages. From Tri county community college in Peachtree, NC to Young Harris College in Young Harris Ga to John C. Campbell Folk School in Brasstown, NC, the possibilities are endless- you may just find your next big passion!

 

Take the two mile Quanassee Path Trail to the Cherokee Cultural Homestead exhibit and visit Spikebuck Mound, a prehistoric and historic archaeological site.