Our story
Dana Whitlock opened Keyhole Escape Rooms in 2021, in a red-brick building on Clingman Avenue in downtown Asheville. She designs the puzzles herself.
We have five rooms: a lighthouse keeper's cottage, a 1920s moonshiner's cabin, a haunted carriage house, a 1960s bank vault and a candy factory for kids. Your group has the room to itself unless you pick public seats, and your own game master watches on camera and sends hints when you ask.
We also run birthday parties in the candy factory and weekday team events for 10 to 30 people. The building is on one level with step-free entry, and parking is free in our lot behind the building.
We have five rooms: a lighthouse keeper's cottage, a 1920s moonshiner's cabin, a haunted carriage house, a 1960s bank vault and a candy factory for kids. Your group has the room to itself unless you pick public seats, and your own game master watches on camera and sends hints when you ask.
We also run birthday parties in the candy factory and weekday team events for 10 to 30 people. The building is on one level with step-free entry, and parking is free in our lot behind the building.