Location: Hopkinsville
Top Things to do in Hopkinsville
Top 10 Things to do in Hopkinsville, Kentucky (KY)
Hopkinsville is a home rule-class city in and the county seat of Christian County, Kentucky, United States. The population at the 2010 census was 31,577.
Restaurants in Hopkinsville
1. Pennyroyal Scuba Blue Springs Resort
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 48 reviews
Pennyroyal Scuba Blue Springs Resort is a diver exclusive destination for dive training and adventure diving. With a breathtaking 22 acre former limestone quarry and unusually clear spring feed water, Blue Springs offers divers a wide range of adventure. From open water divers to technical diving Blue Springs is the Primer Diving Destination in Kentucky and one of the top sites in the Mid West.
2. Griffin's Studio
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 53 reviews
Griffin's Studio is a shop and studio located in the heart of downtown Hopkinsville. At Griffin's Studio you will find a unique shop filled with art and crafts created by over fifty local artisans, jewelry, gifts, home decor, accessories, furniture, children's arts and crafts and more! There is also a studio space where art classes, workshops, birthdays, etc. are offered to people of all ages.
3. Hopkinsville Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
4. Edgar Cayce Gravesite
5. Christian Way Farm & Mini Golf
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 27 reviews
We are open by appointment only until Spring 21!This family owned & operated farm is a family destination that brings out the kid in everyone! Grind and shell corn to feed the farm animals. Ride the lawnmower train. Play in the corn trucks and on the playground. Play the 18-hole farm themed mini golf course (Lighted course means evening hours) or try your hand at GaGa Ball. Check out the antique equipment. Shop in the country store in an old barn. Bring a picnic or enjoy pizza, wings, burgers, hotdogs and more in the Christian Way Cafe. In the fall, climb on the straw castle, take a hayride, find your way through the corn maze and pick a pumpkin, straight from the patch. While the kids play, relax on the porch and play a game of checkers. You are sure to feel relaxed after a blessed day in the country. By appointment for groups-educational tours are available during spring, summer and fall. Be sure to check out the website to explore all the options of Christian Way Farm & Mini Golf.
Reviewed By lindalU4732NV - Hopkinsville, United States
Christian Way Farms is a great place to spend the day with children. There is so much to do. We loved the farm animals and getting to feed them. No one wanted to leave
6. Casey Jones Distillery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 349 reviews
The legend of Casey Jones began in prohibition-era Golden Pond, Kentucky, where he built more than 250 illegal-production copper stills. AJ, Casey’s grandson, used granddad’s last work to create the still used in the distillery today, giving an extra measure of historic family authenticity to our premium distilled spirits. It’s also where you can get married, celebrate a birthday, host a corporate event, or just wander around our lake & waterfall, sit on the back deck & lose yourself in the beautiful Christian County, KY, rural countryside. All while sipping a taste of authentic piece of Golden Pond, Kentucky history. Our team makes this a must-stop to come tour and taste and experience local distilling history. Visit us Monday - Saturday 10am-6pm and Sunday 1pm-6pm for tours & tastings, shop in Casey's Corner, enjoy a beer, wine, cocktail, moonshine popsicles or soda in Casey's Lounge. Fun for all ages, our tastings and spirits for 21+ are free. Tours for 21 & over $5.
Reviewed By brynkirk
Enjoyed our visit to Casey Jones Distillery as part of the State Line Whiskey Tour. Great stories about the history of Casey Jones and his moonshine career. Learned a lot from the tour and the tasting.
7. Hopkinsville Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Hopkinsville Brewing Company is the first and only craft beer brewery in Hopkinsville and Christian County. We make and serve a variety of craft beers by the pint, flight, growler, or keg. We feature a festive and family friendly downtown location which offers a variety of cat beers on tap, local food vendors, live local music, boardgames, and in indoor, outdoor, and upstairs taproom. Our private taproom is perfect for private parties, business, or organizational meetings.
8. Historic Sixth Street
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Sixth Street is a historic area with antique brick buildings that are home to two boutiques, an antique store, an art gallery and art store and a nice little restaurant. The street is directly across from the old courthouse.
Reviewed By karengreene2017 - Hopkinsville, United States
I love walking down this little street and seeing the local shops. Everyone knows one another and everything in every shop is top notch. I always try to shop local and this is a good place to start. Everything from food to antiques to clothing to artwork. And soon---cocktail bar and bakery
9. Trail of Tears Commemorative Park and Heritage Center
10. Museums of Hopkinsville
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 19 reviews
The Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County is temporarily closed for a renovation of our 1915 Building. We appreciate your understanding and look forward to hosting you in 2019. Visit Museums of Historic Hopkinsville Christian County in Hopkinsville, KY and discover the rich – and sometimes bizarre – history of southwestern Kentucky. From the early works of American psychic Edgar Cayce to tales of the Black Patch Tobacco Wars and the vigilante Night Riders, the past is present at this Kentucky museum. Whether you’re intrigued by the unusual or are drawn to the history of a place and its people, you’ll agree that a visit to Museums of Historic Hopkinsville Christian County should be on every list of what to do in Kentucky. Enjoy both of our unique museums: The Pennyroyal Area Museum, featuring local and regional history, and the Woody Winfree Fire and Transportation Museum, focusing on firefighting and transportation history.
Reviewed By Cosmicroadsidemystic - Nashville, United States
June 19,2020 Friday. The Pennyroyal Area Museum is one of the best city attractions in Hopkinsville. It use to be a post office in 1915. Despite its small size, it is the only museum in Hopkinsville with African American history and Edgar Cayce exhibits. The $5 admission fee was very satisfactory. Hillary and Alissa, the museum staff, were very nice and helpful. I greatly appreciated the museum kit provided to me with pencils, postcards, a recipe card, and museum tokens to use. The museum is very interactive and child friendly. I love reading the weird and wonderful facts exhibits throughout the museum about the goblins, the Nightriders, the blackbird invasion, and Blind Mary. The Edgar Cayce exhibit was my favorite. I spent most of my time there. If you go to the museum, make sure to write on a museum postcard there. The museum will provide the post card, a stamp, and mail it for you. One of the unique features of the museum is the blackbirds flying all over the museum and perched on random places all over the museum like the ladies bathroom. Membership is $25 and gives you a year full of free museum admissions and discounts. I may seriously consider buying membership.
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