Beautiful stone and wood work everywhere, beautiful views and of course the view of Baby's cabin! The hotel definitely embraces the movie and loves for visitors to stop in and look around. Trust me though, it is worth seeing if not for the hotel itself. I had planned on visiting Mountain Lake Hotel for many years however it is so far off "the beaten path" that one must truly work a day into a trip to see this beautiful place. Come for the amazing Dirty Dancing filming locations and stay for the incredible Hotel experience! Also, make sure you check out Mountain Lake Hotel in Virginia. Lake Lure is such a cool area with tons of outdoorsy things to do. However if you get the chance you should definitely check both locations out. Unfortunately this is about all that's left. The long staircase exists as well and I was able to snap a photo of them. I believe one of the homes was built on the original foundation of Johnny's cabin which is pretty cool. The Boy Scout camp was torn down years ago and is now a community of beautiful homes.
Shortly after filming this I visited Lake Lure in North Carolina to see for myself what was left. HOWEVER there are still staff at Mountain Lake Hotel in Virginia who say it was absolutely filmed there, so who knows?Īt this point it will probably be varying opinions forever due to the fact that both areas enjoy the revenue from Dirty Dancing visitors so both will keep claiming it was at their location.
The stairs and bridge that Baby dances on were also located there. There used to be an old Boy Scout camp in the woods and the cabins were used in the movie as the staff’s bunks. Lake Lure in North Carolina (a truly amazingly beautiful place) has claimed for years that it was filmed in Firefly Cove. There are lots of opinions about this scene and where exactly was filmed. Seeing the Dirty Dancing filming locations for the first time is a pretty incredible experience provided you are into the movie Dirty Dancing AND you love seeing movie locations. A video made by Mobile Instinct and provided on a YouTube page with this explanation:
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