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There is no shortage of things to see and do in nearby Prestonsburg, Kentucky and Heritage House Hotels – Prestonsburg Inn offers a convenient hub for our guests to explore the attractions in the area such as Jenny C. Wiley State Park. The Prestonsburg, Kentucky area is rich in history and surrounded by the natural beauty of the Appalachian Mountain foothills that cover the eastern portion of the state. |
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History buffs will relish the opportunity to visit Middle Creek Battlefield, the site of the largest and most significant Civil War battle in Eastern Kentucky, as well as Samuel May House Living History Museum, the oldest known brick home remaining in the Big Sandy Valley which was utilized by the Confederate forces as a recruiting station during the American Civil War. |
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Located along the famous Country Music Highway, Prestonsburg, KY is home to the state-of-the-art Mountain Arts Center, a great place to catch a concert and houses the Kentucky Opry. Jenny Wiley Theatre, located inside Jenny Wiley State Resort Park, presents classic Broadway musicals, comedies, historical dramas and holiday productions throughout the year and has kept theatre-goers entertained for the past 40 years. |
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Families and groups will also enjoy visits to nearby East Kentucky Science Center and Planetarium and the Kentucky Appalachian Artisan Center. Historic downtown Prestonsburg has a number of quaint local shops, restaurants and local artisans to pick up the perfect souvenir from your trip. Nature enthusiasts and guests seeking recreational activities need look no further than Prestonsburg’s neighboring, breathtaking foothills for inspiration. Mountain bikers and hikers will find an abundance of challenging trails nearby as well as a 154-mile stunning scenic drive loop near the hotel. Fishermen will enjoy a side trip to nearby Dewey Lake, located inside Jenny Wiley State Resort Park. |
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Golfers of all experience levels will enjoy the championship caliber links at nearby Stone Crest Golf Course, a uniquely challenging course set on 700 acres of land. Tee times are taken a week in advance and the facility also hosts a pro shop, club repairs, practice green, driving range, clubhouse and lounge. Prestonsburg Inn’s location in Eastern Kentucky also provides a restful central location stop if you’re on your way to take a day trip to the Cumberland Gap or Thunder Ridge Raceway in neighboring Tennessee, the Natural Bridge in nearby Virginia or travel among the Ohio-Indiana-Kentucky region. |
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Our knowledgeable staff can help you with your regional travel plans. |
