A small generator hangs on a cable internet line about 20 feet above ground. The generator powered Spectrum cable operations for weeks.
A group of neighbors are attending an outdoor party. They are gathered around tables and talking to each other.
A tree blocking the road is being removed by people with a chainsaw. A dog standing next to the front of a truck looks on.
Two people stand next to two bicycles on the road. Bicycles are loaded with water with one container resting on the road.
A man at a podium is speaking to a group of people. He holds a tiny golden bucket and is announcing awards.
Two people, one child and one adult, are raking mulch in a park near the roadside.
A person is standing next and and viewing a tree that has fallen and is resting on a house.
A small floating dock on a lake. The small dock has two chairs and some small watercraft. The lake is generally calm.
A group of people work in a park as part of a maintenance day. Two people are standing on the road supervising. They are near hand tools.
A landscape photo of Lake Kenilworth. Lake is in the foreground. The forested shoreline in the background.
A person on a porch holds up a plastic food bag and is smiling insanely. The person is grilling a frozen pizza on a camp stove.
Landscape image of Lake Kenilworth. Foreground includes a small floating dock, looking through nearby trees. Background includes the calm lake and far off forested shoreline
Photo of plants in a pollinator garden.
A person in the foreground supervises two other people installing a sign in a park. The sign is advertising information about the pollinator garden.

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You can help make Kenilworth Forest a great place to live: 

Please obey the neighborhood-wide speed limit which is 25mph. We don’t have sidewalks and lots of people walk dogs, run, or bike.

Avoid parking on our narrow roads, especially White Pine Drive. If your car is obstructing traffic, it slows down emergency vehicles and may cause collisions.

Bears love Kenilworth Forest! Learn more about how to live in harmony with our black bears by visiting BearWise.

Tell us how we are doing on the KFRA Board.

We have a new safety alert texting system, using the Signal App. It’s a great way to rapidly communicate what is going on in the neighborhood.

To sign up please click here, tap the icon below, or send an email for assistance.

2025 KFRA Dues

The Kenilworth Forest Residents Association needs your participation to continue our good work. The annual fee is $120 and can be paid by:

  • Physical check

    • Mail it to: Kenilworth Forest 65 Merrimon Avenue #1073 Asheville NC 28801

    • Or give it to a board member. Contact kfraboard@gmail.com

  • Digital - See below

2025 Kenilworth Forest Residents Association dues can be paid here on our website or by mailing a check. Dues are $120. We also ask you cover our payment processing fees that cost approximately $4.00. If you do not want to help us cover the payment costs you can also choose to pay $120.

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