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A small generator hangs on a cable internet line about 20 feet above ground. The generator powered Spectrum cable operations for weeks.
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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.
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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.
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.

Welcome to Kenilworth Forest.
We encourage you to check back often as we will continue to update the site.

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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.

Our neighborhood uses the Signal App for communications. Signal proved critical in helping us get through the impacts of Hurricane Helene in 2024.

There are a few ways to join our groups. You can tap on the group images here and request to join. You can also send an email to kfraboard@gmail.com and ask for help.

These groups are only for neighbors within our neighborhood (or their loved ones who help out). We periodically review the group members to remove anyone who has left. Nothing in these groups should be considered confidential but we do work to ensure we are only chatting with people in Kenilworth Forest.

The Safety Alerts Signal group is for sharing urgent information that neighbors need to know which could be a safety hazard. Most neighbors leave their notifications on for this group so it should not be overused. Examples include: “Bears in trash at 288 White Pine” or “Traffic hazard at Spring Park Rd.”.

Once an alert has been shared to this group any conversation should move to the KWF Chat group unless more safety alerts are necessary.

The KWF Chat Signal group is for any general conversation with the neighborhood. Chats that start in the Safety Alerts group often move over here. It’s also an excellent place to organize dog play dates at the park, offer things up for free/sale, or share an event going on.

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

6.3% Cover the Fee

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 $7.62. If you want to save the $7.62, you are welcome to mail us a check.

Upcoming Events

  • Board Meeting

    November 12, 2025
    6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

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