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Weekend Getaway Guide: Parkersburg, West Virginia

Weekend Getaway Guide: Parkersburg, West Virginia

Located just across the Ohio River, Parkersburg welcomes Midwestern road trippers to “almost heaven” — the state of West Virginia. As John Denver sang, West Virginia is home of the Blue Ridge Mountains, the Shenandoah River, and plenty of country roads.

For those of us driving there through Ohio, Parkersburg is perfectly positioned as a road-trip destination. As the third-largest city in West Virginia, Parkersburg has historic sites, museums, and outdoor activities that will easily fill your weekend itinerary.

In this post, I’ll share a little of the history that makes a visit to Parkersburg so fascinating. Then I’ll highlight the top attractions, culinary establishments, and hotels, so you can plan your own weekend getaway in Parkersburg, West Virginia.

I’d like to thank the Greater Parkersburg CVB for hosting me in early June 2018. #VisitPKB


Table of Contents

  • Why Visit Parkersburg? History!
    • The Blennerhassett Family
    • The Henderson Family
    • The Victorian Era In Parkersburg
  • Things To Do In Parkersburg
    • Blennerhassett Island Historical State Park
    • Blennerhassett Museum of Regional History
    • Henderson Hall Plantation
    • Julia-Ann Square Historic District
    • Fort Boreman Historical Park
    • Smoot Theatre
    • Parkersburg Arts Center
    • More Things To Do In The Greater Parkersburg Area
  • Where To Eat & Drink In Parkersburg
    • Jimmie Colombo’s Italian Restaurant
    • The North End Tavern & Brewery
    • Parkersburg Brewing Company
    • Holl’s Chocolates
    • Spats Restaurant’s Sunday Brunch at the Blennerhassett Hotel
    • Taste of Parkersburg
  • Where To Stay In Parkersburg
    • TownePlace Suites
    • The Blennerhassett Hotel
  • Before Your Parkersburg Trip
  • Now that you’ve read all about Parkersburg, what would you like to see and do there?

Why Visit Parkersburg? History!

Blennerhassett Island State Park is a historic site in Parkersburg, West Virginia. #Parkersburg #VisitPKB #WestVirginia #AlmostHeaven #travel

The replica of the Blennerhassett mansion at Blennerhassett Island State Park

The Blennerhassett Family

As you roam around Parkersburg, you’re likely to notice one name popping up over and over again — Blennerhassett. The Blennerhassett family’s story is one you are more than likely to hear during your trip, especially if you visit Blennerhassett Island. And, I do recommend that you visit.

You see, the Blennerhassetts were wealthy Irish aristocrats who built a beautiful mansion on their own private island in the Ohio River in the late 1700s. It was their oasis.

Unfortunately, the family got tangled up in Vice President Aaron Burr’s plot to take over the Southwest. Ultimately, this led to a series of unfortunate events for the Blennerhassetts. The husband, Harman, was even charged with treason. Such scandal!

To hear the full tragic tale, you’ll want to watch the video at the Blennerhassett Museum of Regional History in downtown Parkersburg. Then visit Blennerhassett Island State Park to see a full-scale replica of the mansion that burned to the ground. I said it was tragic!

Henderson Hall is a historic site in the Greater Parkersburg area of West Virginia, USA. #VisitPKB #Parkersburg #WestVirginia #AlmostHeaven #travel #history

Henderson Hall

The Henderson Family

While visiting Parkersburg, you may also learn of another prominent family from that time period — the Hendersons. Hailing from Virginia, the Hendersons were friends of George Washington and James Madison.

As contemporaries of the Blennerhassetts, the Hendersons heard about Burr setting up an encampment on the Blennerhassett’s property. Essentially, Burr planned to claim a Southwest empire and was using the Blennerhassett’s private island as a base for his recruits.

Naturally, being “family friends” with Burr’s adversary — President Thomas Jefferson, Alexander and John G. Henderson reported Burr’s suspicious activities to the president and Secretary of State Madison. The Hendersons certainly played their part in the Blennerhassett family’s demise.

You can tour the stately Henderson family home, where you might even see notes prepared for testimony in the Burr-Blennerhassett treason trial.

Henderson Hall is a historic site in the Greater Parkersburg area of West Virginia, USA. #VisitPKB #Parkersburg #WestVirginia #AlmostHeaven #travel #history #historichome

Inside Henderson Hall

The Victorian Era In Parkersburg

Jumping ahead past the Civil War, Parkersburg grew rapidly due to the gas and oil industry. Located just north of downtown, what is now the Julia-Ann Square Historic District encompassing Juliana and Ann streets became home for many of West Virginia’s movers and shakers at the turn of the 20th Century. Community leaders, bankers, businessmen, and politicians built homes here in the latest styles and with the finest materials available. You can take a self-guided tour of the neighborhood, where you’ll see prime examples of Second Empire and Queen Anne architecture.

While these three aspects of Parkersburg’s history intrigued me most, there is even more for history buffs to explore!


Things To Do In Parkersburg

As I mentioned, history buffs will find plenty to do in Parkersburg. Whether you find the Civil War, rise of industry around the turn of the 20th Century, or colonial American life most interesting, you’ll certainly learn something in Parkersburg that wasn’t in your U.S. history textbooks. Beyond the historical sites and museums, the Greater Parkersburg area is also home to beautiful state parks for a variety of recreational activities. Plus, the city has a fantastic local arts center and hosts exciting events and festivals throughout the year.

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Visiting Parkersburg, West Virginia? Here are the top attractions including historic sites, state parks, and arts & cultural centers. #Parkersburg #VisitPKB #WestVirginia #AlmostHeaven #travel #weekendgetaway #thingstodo #attractions #travelguide

Clockwise from top right: Henderson Hall, Island Belle sternwheeler, Blennerhassett Island State Park, and Fort Boreman

Blennerhassett Island Historical State Park

If there is one thing you do while visiting Parkersburg, visiting Blennerhassett Island is it. First, step aboard the Island Belle, an authentic sternwheeler, as you cruise down the Ohio River to Blennerhassett Island. Then take a guided tour the of Blennerhassett mansion replica. You’ll actually see some of the original furniture. The family’s belongings had been actioned off after Harman was arrested for treason, so these pieces weren’t in the mansion when it burned to the ground.

In Parkersburg, West Virginia, you can experience history firsthand by riding on an authentic sternwheeler to Blennerhassett Island State Park. #VisitPKB #Parkersburg #WestVirginia #AlmostHeaven #travel #history

The Island Belle

Blennerhassett Museum of Regional History

Located in downtown Parkersburg, this three-story museum would be the best place to start your journey into the history of Parkersburg. In addition to the archaeological and historic exhibits, you must watch the video that tells the woeful tale of the Blennerhassett family.

Learn about the history of Parkersburg, West Virginia, at the Blennerhassett Museum of Regional History. #VisitPKB #Parkersburg #WestVirginia #BlennerhassettIslandStatePark #travel #history #museum

Blennerhassett Museum of Regional History

Henderson Hall Plantation

Take a step back in time to early American life at this pre-Civil War Italianate mansion. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, visitors can explore the 8,000-square-foot estate, peeking into some of the 21 rooms outfitted in original furnishings from the 1700s’ frontier life to the turn of the 20th Century. Six generations of Hendersons lived here over 200 years, and the mansion was the centerpiece of the 2,600-acre plantation, horse-breeding farm, oil field, and river port.

Notable features to see during your visit include the original land grant, written notes prepared for testifying in the Burr-Blennerhassett trial in 1807, and the Belvedere observatory on the fourth floor. You’ll also see toys, clothing, furniture, and decor from early American life.

Henderson Hall is a historic site in West Virginia, USA. #VisitPKB #Parkersburg #WestVirginia #AlmostHeaven #travel #historichome #nationalregisterofhistoricplaces #history

Inside Henderson Hall

Julia-Ann Square Historic District

For history and architecture buffs visiting Parkersburg, a self-guided tour around this neighborhood of more than 125 Victorian Era homes is a must. It has been on the National Register of Historic Places since 1977 and is the largest and oldest historic district in West Virginia. The majority of the homes were constructed from 1850 to 1910 in Queen Anne, Second Empire, and 19th Century eclectic styles.

Today, the Julia-Ann Square Historic District hosts several annual events. Those include the Garden Tour & Tea (the first full weekend in June), Victorian Christmas Tour & Tea (the first full weekend in December), and historical re-enactments throughout the year at Riverview Cemetery. Group tours for a minimum of 25 people are also available by appointment. For more information, call 304-422-9861.

Formerly a Civil War fort, Fort Boreman is a public park with a panoramic view of the Ohio River in Parkersburg, West Virginia, USA. #VisitPKB #Parkersburg #WestVirginia #AlmostHeaven #travel #history #CivilWarHistory #fort

The view from Fort Boreman over the Ohio River

Fort Boreman Historical Park

A former Civil War defense site, Fort Boreman is much more than a fort these days. You can take in an incredible panoramic view of the Mid-Ohio Valley, where the Ohio and Little Kanawha Rivers meet. You can even see out to Blennerhassett Island! The park also has walking trails, picnic areas, and public restrooms. This would be a great spot for a morning hike followed by a picnic lunch with a view!

Smoot Theatre

This 1920s Vaudeville theater was saved from demolition in 1989, and a group of volunteers have been working to restore the theater to her former glory over the past three decades. Visitors of Parkersburg can take a backstage tour or catch a performing arts show. The theater hosts big band, Broadway, classical, country, jazz, and even Celtic musical performances throughout the year. To see if you can schedule a backstage tour or get tickets for a show, call 304-422-PLAY (7529).

Smoot Theatre was a 1920s Vaudville theater in Parkersburg, West Virginia, USA. #VisitPKB #Parkersburg #WestVirginia #AlmostHeaven #theater #history #travel #USA #UStravel

Smoot Theatre

Parkersburg Arts Center

The oldest arts center in West Virginia, the Parkersburg Arts Center hosts artwork from national, regional, and local artists in its contemporary galleries.

More Things To Do In The Greater Parkersburg Area

  • Visit the Oil & Gas Museum
  • Explore the Veterans Museum of Mid-Ohio Valley
  • Learn more about Parkersburg’s oil industry on a self-guided tour of Burning Springs Park
  • Go hiking at McDonough Wildlife Refuge
  • Kayak or canoe at North Bend State Park
  • Go birding at North Bend Lake
  • Have your own ATV? Hit the new trail system at Mountwood Park!
  • Seek out the “Weeping Lady” on a full moon at Riverview Cemetery
  • Shop for bulk candies at America’s oldest five-and-dime store, Berdine’s 5 & Dime, just like you would have back in 1908!
  • See the world’s largest button collection at the Henry Cooper Log Cabin
  • Hunt for ghosts and paranormal activity on the Haunted Parkersburg Ghost Tour

Where To Eat & Drink In Parkersburg

Parkersburg may not be known as a foodie destination, but you’ll find award-winning craft beers, the most delicious chocolates, and charming family-run restaurants.

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Parkersburg, West Virginia, may not be known as a foodie destination, but it's home to an award-winning craft beer, an annual food festival, delicious gelato, a historic hotel with a fab Sunday brunch buffet, and more! Check out where to eat in Parkersburg, West Virginia, USA, on EpicureanTravelerBlog.com now!

Clockwise from top right: onion rings and beer-battered fries at North End Tavern & Brewery, Sunday brunch at Spats Restaurant in the Blennerhassett Hotel, salted caramel and chocolate-peanut butter gelato at Colombo’s, and a Holl’s chocolate covered strawberry at the Taste of Parkersburg

Jimmie Colombo’s Italian Restaurant

Serving pizza, pasta, and other Italian classics since 1954, Jimmie Colombo’s Italian Restaurant is a family-friendly dining establishment. As you walk to your table, be sure to check out the walls of photos. For pasta, you’ll choose spaghetti, penne, rigatoni, or fettuccini noodles paired with your choice of sauce and toppings. All the pastas come with a house salad and garlic bread, but you need to save room for gelato.

The North End Tavern & Brewery

At the N.E.T., you’ll find comforting pub fare — burgers, sandwiches, and mouthwatering beer-battered fries — and locally brewed craft beer from the oldest brewery in West Virginia. Order a flight sampler, and you can taste a variety of styles including Belgian, American wheat ales, a West Coast-style IPA, and their award-winning amber ale, Roedy’s Red.

Parkersburg Brewing Company

Another spot for craft beer drinkers, the Parkersburg Brewing Company won a gold medal at the 2018 World Beer Cup for its Cell Block 304, an American brown ale. Not a beer drinker? That’s ok! In addition to a delicious-looking lineup of craft beers, the brewery also serves wine and whiskey. For food, try a gourmet steak burger or a panini!

Holl’s Chocolates

Holl’s Swiss Chocolatier is a small, family-owned business dedicated to creating chocolates and confections using the finest ingredients. The beautiful shop is like a mini chocolate museum with display cases of the delicious sweets. You’ll find chocolate boxes and wines to bring home as gifts and souvenirs from your trip, or you can mix and match your own box at the counter. The chocolate is incredibly creamy and smooth — just like the Swiss chocolates I ate a month after my Parkersburg visit in Switzerland! Holl’s Chocolates is a must-visit for any chocolate lover passing through the Parkersburg area.

Spats Restaurant’s Sunday Brunch at the Blennerhassett Hotel

Served from 11 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. on Sunday, brunch at the historic Blennerhassett Hotel’s restaurant is a culinary affair. You’ll find a lavish buffet with an omelet station, seafood such as oysters on the half shell, breakfast classics, a lovely lunch spread, and delicious house-made desserts. Reservations are recommended, so call the Blennerhassett Hotel at 304 422-3131 to reserve your table.

Taste of Parkersburg

This annual food and beverage festival showcases the best local restaurants and regional breweries and wineries. Your admission includes a wine or beer glass to use for your beverage tasting. Then you’ll purchase tickets to sample craft beers, ciders, wines, and food. This is definitely an event to see and be seen, so don your cutest maxi or sundress. And don’t miss the chocolate-covered strawberries at the Holl’s Chocolates booth!


Where To Stay In Parkersburg

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When visiting Parkersburg, I would recommend you stay in or near downtown. You’ll be a short walk from several of the attractions as well as a variety of restaurants. During my visit, I was hosted at the TownePlace Suites and I toured the historic Blennerhassett Hotel. Both hotels are in the downtown area, and either one would make a great home base for exploring Parkersburg.

TownePlace Suites

TownePlace Suites in Parkersburg, West Virginia, USA

The TownePlace Suites is a three-star Marriott hotel. Obviously, a major perk here is being able to earn or burn Marriott rewards points! The hotel has 84 suites, which feature a full kitchenette. I loved having a refrigerator to keep food and drinks cold. One of my favorite aspects of Marriott hotels is that I can connect to my Hulu account on the flat-screen TV. I got to keep up on Handmaid’s Tale while on this work trip! Amenities include an indoor pool, patio with a barbecue, fitness center, complimentary continental breakfast, bike rentals, and a snack bar. The hotel lobby also had tons of space for meeting up with other travelers and some unique touches such as the Up Town Inn sign from the hotel that once occupied this location. The hotel has a stellar 5-star rating on TripAdvisor and an “exceptional” 9.7 rating on Booking.com.

The Blennerhassett Hotel

The historic Blennerhassett Hotel is in Parkersburg, West Virginia, USA. #VisitPKB #Parkersburg #WestVirginia #AlmostHeaven #travel #historichotel #hotel #ustravel

The Blennerhassett Hotel is an elegant three-star historic hotel with modern amenities, including a fitness center, coffee bar, restaurant, and patio. The hotel has a 4.5 rating on TripAdvisor with 70 percent of users rating their stay “excellent.” It also has a 9.5 “exceptional” rating on Booking.com.


Before Your Parkersburg Trip

Parkersburg would be a convenient stop for Midwestern travelers setting off on a road trip through the beautiful Mountain State. You could also add a day trip to explore Parkersburg’s historical sites when visiting nearby Marietta, Ohio. Driving from Michigan or Ohio, your road trip to Parkersburg could include stops in Columbus, Athens, or Hocking Hills.

On my road trip, I stopped in Columbus for delicious German food and book browsing in the German Village neighborhood. If I make this drive again, I am definitely exploring Hocking Hills. I’d also consider adding a couple days in Marietta. There are so many great road trip routes in this area!

However you decide to map out your trip, the Greater Parkersburg CVB is a fantastic resource for trip planning. You’ll find tons of travel tips for things to do in Parkersburg. Also, don’t forget to check Parkersburg hotel availability for your travel dates!

Want to easily access this article on the go? You can even read my Parkersburg weekend getaway guide when you aren’t connected to data or Wi-Fi in the GPSmyCity app. For only $1.99, upgrading the article gets you GPS navigation to each of the attractions and restaurants I’ve featured!

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Weekend Getaway Guide to Parkersburg, West Virginia

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erinklema
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Categories: West VirginiaTags: Blennerhassett Island Historical State Park, Fort Boreman Historical Park, Henderson Hall, Holl's Chocolates, Jimmie Colombo's Italian Restaurant, Julia-Ann Square Historic District, North End Tavern & Brewery, Parkersburg, Parkersburg Arts Center, Parkersburg Brewing Company, Smoot Theatre, Spats Restaurant, Taste of Parkersburg, The Blennerhassett Hotel, Things To Do In Parkersburg, Weekend Getaway, West Virginia, where to eat in Parkersburg

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  1. Suraj

    October 29, 2020 at 3:58 pm

    Nice and informative article

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  2. sharon

    June 12, 2020 at 11:57 am

    Is the town named after a specific Parker?

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    • erinklema

      June 12, 2020 at 12:40 pm

      Hi, Sharon! That is a great question, and oddly it never came up during my weekend in Parkersburg. However, I was curious once you asked, and I found that the town’s name comes from Alexander Parker. You’ll find more about the city’s history here: https://parkersburgcity.com/pc/about/history/

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  3. TERRY SCOTTORINALDI

    August 16, 2019 at 10:46 am

    I enjoyed your post. I RECENTLY moved back home after being in Italy for 9 years!! MY family will be doing some of those tours.NEXT time you visit Please come to see us at The Pizza Place .My family is from Naples ,Italy .From a little town called Monte di Procida. THIS September will be our 40year serving this great community!!Our Location 2208 Dudley ave. Across from Parkersburg High School. AS a military spouse I enjoyed your blog and its advice .Over the years in my many travels I’ve used many tips from blogs.

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    • erinklema

      August 16, 2019 at 1:42 pm

      Thank you for checking out the post, Terry! I would love to stop by the Pizza Place the next time I’m in Parkersburg. I’m really not kidding when I say in my bio I could live on pizza and red wine. 😉 I hope you are enjoying life back in the states and get to visit some of Parkersburg’s historical sites soon.

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  4. Jill Chapman

    August 27, 2018 at 8:33 pm

    I just drove by on my way from South Carolina to Ohio – but unfortunately it was to visit family so I wasn’t able to stop at Parkersburg. But I’d love to do this visit in future. Looks great.

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  5. Carmen Edelson

    August 25, 2018 at 2:01 pm

    I love the Victorian era! looks like you visited some amazing buildings. What a charming place to visit 🙂

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  6. Cynthia Mackintosh

    August 25, 2018 at 10:56 am

    I love how you explained different aspects of your trip. Our family took a road trip to Virginia, but never made it to West Virginia. Saved this on my “United States” Pinterest board for future use because I would love to visit here! #WeekendWanderlust

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  7. Lara Dunning

    August 24, 2018 at 12:15 pm

    I knew nothing about the small town of Parkersburg before reading your post, and I can tell with all its history, a historic boutique hotel to stay in and an award-winning brewery, I’d totally love it!

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  8. Carrie R

    August 23, 2018 at 7:38 am

    I pass through Parkersburg often on my way to destinations in Ohio, but rarely stop even though Blennerhassett Island has been on my radar since I was a kid. 🙂 We did stop to eat at North End Tavern on our way to Ohio once. Food was good, but I wasn’t too impressed with their beers.

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    • erinklema

      August 23, 2018 at 11:58 am

      Carrie, it’s funny you say that because I totally thought of you when I was in Parkersburg and wondered if you had visited. The next time you pass through on your way to Ohio, you should take the sternwheeler out to Blennerhassett Island. It really is a fantastic state park. Then grab a beer or flight at Parkersburg Brewing Company, and I think you’ll like these beers more. 😉 As for food, you might like the Coffee Bar. What I sampled from that restaurant at the Taste of Parkersburg was delicious.

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  9. Tami

    August 23, 2018 at 2:57 am

    Awesome post! I just love historic cities like this, and would love to plan a visit to Parkersburg. Too bad the Blennerhassetts threw their hat into the ring on the wrong side! Is the hotel you mentioned (Blennerhassett Hotel) part of the Blennerhassett “empire”, or was it just named after them?

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    • erinklema

      August 23, 2018 at 12:05 pm

      Thanks, Tami! I’m so glad my post has put Parkersburg on your radar. I found the history of the Blennerhassett family really interesting, and now I want to know more of what Aaron Burr was planning for his Southwestern empire. Good question about the hotel. I believe the Blennerhassett Hotel, which opened in 1889, was just named after the family. You’ll definitely see their name a lot throughout Parkersburg!

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