DiscoverWhat Makes Us Different

Since 1797, Henderson, Kentucky, located on the banks
of the beautiful Ohio River, has provided commerce and
inspired two renowned artists.
Naturalist John James Audubon and blues musician
W.C. Handy once called Henderson home. Audubon
spent time here in the 1800s studying the birds that
travel through this area on their migratory routes.
Handy, also known as the “Father of the Blues”, wrote
that his time spent in Henderson greatly impacted the
music he would later write.
C ONTENTS
DISCOVER HENDERSON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
THE DEPOT VISITOR’S CENTER . . . . . . . . . . 2
TRANSPORTATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
ATTRACTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
TOURS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
ANNUAL EVENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
LOCATIONS MAP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
SHOPPING DISTRICTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
SPECIALTY STORES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
SUGGESTED ITINERARIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
LOCAL DINING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
LODGING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
PET BOARDING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
At the end of the 19th century, Henderson held a unique
place in history due to the export business of dark tobacco.
Worldwide shipping from Henderson’s river port resulted
in Henderson becoming the richest community per capita
in the United States during tobacco’s heyday. This led to
the construction of many of the beautiful homes and
buildings still standing in the historic downtown district.
This charming town is now known best for its friendly
people, incredible bird-watching opportunities, rich
music heritage and delicious barbecue.
Whether you’re interested in the great outdoors, the arts
or shopping – there’s so much to do you’ll need more
than a day to explore the area. Escape to Henderson and
discover what makes us different.
DiscoverWhat Makes Us Different
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THE DEPOT COMMUNITY ROOM
101 N. Water St., Suite B • (270) 830-9707
www.hendersondepot.org
Located in the heart of Henderson, The Depot is a replica
of the original train depot built in 1901 and stands as an
example of the city’s commitment to preserving the past
while embracing the future. It showcases the history of the
city and provides a number of resources for the community.
Guided walking tours of the city are provided each April October by the staff.
THE DEPOT VISITOR’S CENTER
Monday - Friday, 9am- 5pm
1-800-648-3128 or (270) 826-3128
www.hendersonky.org
Visitors Center
The Depot Visitor’s Center, located downtown on the
riverfront at 101 N. Water Street is the place to visit
for updated news on attractions and happenings in
Henderson. Our knowledgeable staff can provide local
maps and the latest information about events and places
to stay. Be sure to visit our website, www.hendersonky.org,
for the latest vendor and accommodation discounts.
Also located within The Depot is the Community Room,
which houses historical memorabilia and the Henderson
County Historical and Genealogical Society.
T RANSPORTATION
As a smaller city, we pay special attention
to the comfort and safety of our visitors.
Although Henderson is very pedestrian
friendly, there are other ways to get around
without hopping in the car.
THE DEPOT COMMUNITY ROOM
Monday - Friday, 10am - 4pm, Saturday 10am- 2pm
(270) 830-9707
www.hendersondepot.org
HISTORICAL & GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
Tuesday & Thursday, 10am - 4pm
(270) 830-7514
www.hendersonhistory.com/HCHG
SOCIAL MEDIA
blog.hendersonky.org
www.twitter.com/tourhendersonky
www.facebook.com/hendersonky
Attractions
Henderson is an ideal getaway for nature enthusiasts,
artists and families. Our Ohio riverfront town inspired
one of the great naturalists, John James Audubon, and
we’re sure you’ll
find it just as
exciting. So take
time to enjoy
the birding
opportunities
at John James
Audubon State
Park and stroll
through our
historic downtown. Or grab
lunch at one
of the many
restaurants and
head to Central
Park for a day
of fun.
Across the street you will
find the historic Henderson
County Library, home of
the Rotunda Gallery, which
offers rotating art exhibits
throughout the year.
ATKINSON PARK RIVERWALK
This riverbank park offers golf, a swimming pool and
water slide, playground, picnic facilities, skate park and an
18 hole disc golf course. A scenic 1.2 mile trail high above
the banks of the Ohio River offers an excellent view with
resting areas and wheelchair accessibility.
DOC HOSBACH TENNIS COMPLEX
These 12 lighted tennis courts are located on Water
Street, near downtown. Enjoy a game of tennis and a
stroll in nearby Audubon Mill Park.
BOAT LAUNCH PERMITS may be purchased
at the City Building, located at 222 First Street,
from 8am – 5pm. Call (270) 831-1200.
CENTRAL PARK
This park was part of the original 1797 city plan.
A natural gathering place for local events, this shaded
spot is the center of a vibrant downtown shopping
and business center.
To obtain a HUNTING OR FISHING LICENSE,
contact the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife. Information at www.hendersonky.org/fishing
HENDERSON AREA RAPID TRANSIT (HART)
(270) 831-1249 • www.cityofhendersonky.org
RIVERBEND TAXI AND DELIVERY
(270) 823-2345
HENDERSON CITY-COUNTY AIRPORT
(270) 826-6000 • www.hendersonkyairport.com
EVANSVILLE REGIONAL AIRPORT
(812) 421-4401 • www.evvairport.com
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HENDERSON FINE
ARTS CENTER
Attractions
SLOUGHS WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AREA
9956 Hwy 268 • (270) 827-2673
This is a paradise for
hunters, fishermen,
campers, hikers and nature
enthusiasts. The Sloughs
offers observation platforms along the highway
during closed seasons.
Divided into wetlands,
woodlands, ridges and
open fields, this area
boasts nearly 10,000
acres of Kentucky’s
finest hunting grounds.
The wetlands are home
to approximately 30,000
Canada geese and 10,000
ducks during the winter.
The Sloughs are open mid-March though mid-October.
ELLIS PARK
RACE COURSE
3300 U.S. 41N
800-333-8110
www.ellisparkracing.com
This track has conducted thoroughbred
racing continuously
since 1925. Enjoy live racing excitement at the 8,500 seat
grandstand from early July through Labor Day and intertrack wagering in the off-season.
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Take A Tour!
2660 Green Street
(270) 831-9800 • www.haaa.org
AUDUBON SCULPTURE WALKING TOUR
Each year a wide range of
professional performers take
the stage at this top-notch
facility, which boasts a 4,000
square foot stage and stateof-the-art light and sound system. The Center’s gallery
hosts an ever-changing collection of art exhibits.
JOHN JAMES
AUDUBON
STATE PARK &
MUSEUM
2910 U.S. 41N
(270) 826-2247
www.parks.ky.gov/
findparks/recparks/au
This world class facility
houses the art collections of internationally
known wildlife artist,
John James Audubon.
The museum’s Nature
Center features interactive displays and a
binocular-equipped
observatory. The Park occupies 700 acres with secluded
cottages, camping, golf, tennis, hiking, walking trails
and paddleboat rentals.
RIVERFRONT FOUNTAINS
Henderson’s riverfront play area showcases an immensely
popular water park fountain. The park has two play areas;
the larger area contains forty-five jets varying in height up
to fifteen feet, and a second play area with smaller jets up
to two feet in height that offer endless amusement for the
younger set! The fountains overlook the Ohio River with
plenty of seating near and below the fountain area where
you can enjoy the view and the park while the kids play.
RUBY MOON
WINERY
9566 Hwy 41A
(270) 830-7660
www.rubymoonwinery.com
Visit Ruby Moon
Winery for a taste of
“Audubon Red” or one
of several other wine selections. Each year the winery hosts
a scavenger hunt, art festival and a series of wine making
classes. Open 11am – 6pm.
Kentucky native Raymond Graf created these cast bronze
sculptures based on paintings from Audubon’s “Birds of
America” series. The sculptures are placed throughout
downtown and also include a hidden creature scavenger
hunt perfect for the kids.
HISTORIC DOWNTOWN WALKING TOUR
Henderson’s unique place
in world trade at the close
of the 19th century, largely
due to the tremendous dark
tobacco exporting business
located here, provided the
setting for the construction
of a rather surprising number
of expensive homes, given
the size of the community.
In addition to grand homes,
structures include city buildings, the library, banks and
downtown businesses. The
properties on this walking
tour were chosen because of some unusual or special
feature of architectural charm or for their historic value.
They represent pre-Civil War architecture featuring
the Italianate, built around the 1860’s and 1870’s; and
the fancier asymmetric Victorian, built at the close of
the century.
CIVIL WAR DRIVING TOUR
The Ohio River Civil War Heritage Corridor encompasses
the six Kentucky counties that border Illinois and the
Ohio River. The sites on this tour are viewed by way of a
driving tour and several additional walking tour stops.
Enjoy some of the lesser known, but significant events
that shaped the lives of Kentuckians during the Civil War
on this self-guided tour.
Maps and brochures for these tours are available at
the Henderson County Tourist Commission, located
at 101 N. Water Street. Call 1-800-648-3128
or visit www.hendersonky.org
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AUGUST
BLUEGRASS IN THE PARK FOLKLIFE FESTIVAL
The Ohio riverfront is the setting for this annual event,
one of the largest, free bluegrass festivals in the country.
Annual Events
APRIL
HENDERSON
BREAKFAST
LIONS CLUB
TRI-FEST
MAY
Enjoy carnival rides,
entertainment, fireworks, a 5K run/walk
and a 5K/12K/36K
bike tour at this event,
located downtown on
Main Street. Features
regional food booths
and musicians.
(270) 831-1527 or
www.hendersontrifest.org
HOMEGROWN
BLUEGRASS
& CREATIVE
ARTS FESTIVAL
This free festival is
filled with bluegrass
music, mouthwatering festival
food, children’s
events and beautiful, handmade artistic items for sale.
The festival takes place the third weekend in May - kicking
off Friday night and continuing all day Saturday.
JUNE
W.C. HANDY BLUES
AND BARBECUE
FESTIVAL
Celebrate the life and
music of former resident
W.C. Handy at this
free music festival that
showcases some of the
nations best blues artists.
One of Kentucky’s top
music festivals, this
week-long event kicks
off with a community barbecue the second weekend in
June. Live music at the scenic Audubon Mill Park on
the Henderson riverfront continues every night from
Wednesday evening to Saturday night. Other events
throughout the week include a Mardi Gras-style “Street
Strut” and “Handy Lunch Breaks” at local eateries.
1-800-648-3128 or www.handyblues.org
Enjoy two days of bluegrass music, Kentucky
craftsmen and children’s
activities. You can also
watch cyclists on the
Pickin’ and Pedalin’
Bike Tour and talented
pole vaulters at the
Jammin’ and Jumpin’
street vault event.
1-800-648-3128 or
bluegrassinthepark.org
JULY
5K TURKEY TROT
R ACE/WALK
This is a great family,
community, charitable
event sponsored
by the Henderson
Presbyterian Church
for local mission
projects. The 3.1 mile
course through downtown Henderson offers beautiful
views of the historical areas and the riverfront.
www.hendersonturkeytrot.yolasite.com
OCTOBER
There are few better places
to see the work of Kentucky
craftsmen than this event,
which takes place at Audubon
State Park during the first
weekend of October. The
festival features art, music,
jewelry and much more.
(270) 926-4433 or
www.gradd.com
Enjoy live racing from early July
through Labor Day at Ellis Park
Race Course, and catch intertrack wagering in the off-season.
The race course is located at
300 U.S. 41N. 1-800-333-8110
or www.ellisparkracing.com
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It’s a bargain hunter’s dream
every year when people line
Highway 60 to sell items in
this 200 mile yard sale.
Shoppers from all over
flock to the area for great
antiques, collectibles and
other rare pieces. You don’t
want to miss this event,
which runs the first weekend in October, Friday - Sunday. 1-800-648-3128 or
www.highway60yardsale.com or twitter.com/hwy60yardsale
NOVEMBER
GRADD ARTS &
CRAFTS FESTIVAL
LIVE THOROUGHBRED
HORSE RACING
HIGHWAY 60
YARD SALE
DECEMBER
CHRISTMAS
IN THE PARK
This is the setting
for an enchanted
winter wonderland,
with displays and
exhibits for young
and old alike. In the
evening the park
becomes a fantasy
of lights, and Santa
himself has an office
open for visits here.
Locations Map
CITY GUIDE
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Judical Center
Post Office
Court House
City Building
LODGING GUIDE
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Holiday Motel
Victorian Quarters B&B
L&N Bed & Breakfast, Ltd.
Henderson Downtown Motel
Sugar Creek Inn
Super 8 Motel
Ramada Conference Center
Sleep Inn
Comfort Inn
Holiday Inn Express
John J. Audubon State Park
True Vine Plantation Inn
SEE page 15 for additional
lodging information.
1-800-648-3128
www.hendersonky.org
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Henderson Depot Visitor Center
Sloughs Wildlife Area
Henderson City County Airport
Henderson Riverport Park
College & Fine Arts Center
Bypass Golf Driving Range
Ruby Moon Vineyard
Southside Industrial Park
Dannlin Industrial Park
Fairmont Cemetery
St. Louis Cemetery
Fernwood Cemetery
W.E. Newman Rec Complex
Henderson Corporate Park
Doc Hosbach Tennis Complex
Central Park
Water Street Boat Ramps
Riverfront Park Fountains
Audubon Mill Park
PeeWee Park
Roselawn Memorial
Bent Creek Golf Course
Hagan's Miniature Golf
Disc Golf Course
Riverwalk
Atkinson Park
Hays Boat Ramps
Park Field
Atkinson Swimming Pool
Skate Park
John James Audubon State Park
Players Club Golf Course
Ellis Park Race Track
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Shopping
Specialty Stores
Districts
ABBA’S MUSIC
119 N. Main St.
(270) 826-0186
Looking for the perfect pair of shoes or a great new
piece of furniture? Whether you’re an antique collector,
musician or dog owner, there’s a shop in Henderson for
you. Visit our unique stores and shopping districts during
your stay, and we’re sure you’ll find just what you’ve been
looking for.
ALLES BROTHERS
FURNITURE COMPANY
219 First St.
(270) 827-3593
BALFOUR RINGS & THINGS
121 N. Main St.
(270) 827-5034
DOWNTOWN
HENDERSON
The historic downtown area offers a
variety of shopping
that includes
antiques, apparel,
books, furniture,
gifts, hardware,
jewelry and shoes.
AUDUBON VILLAGE
Located on U.S. 41 North, Audubon Village hosts apparel
shops, an electronics store and restaurants.
232 N. Main St.
(270) 827-5708
THE DROP SHOP
EASTGATE SHOPPING CENTER
At 1624 Second Street you will find a bank, department
store, grocery, pizza shop, restaurant, tanning salon, dog
grooming salon and video store.
GARDENSIDE SHOPPING CENTER
136 N. Main St.
(270) 827-8225
FAMILY TIES
FLOWERS AND MORE
132 Second St.
(270) 860-0335
Along U.S. 41 North, visit a large floral/craft supply house,
furniture, handbag outlet, hardware and restaurants.
2606 Zion Road hosts a major discount store, beauty
supply shop, nail salons, tire shop, video store, card shop,
sporting goods store, grocery, hair salon, restaurants, bath
and fragrance store and family apparel.
GABBI’S BOUTIQUE
(PET)
BRICKYARD PLAZA
HOFFMAN PLAZA
THE GOLD MINE
Located at 1300 Second Street, this shopping center
includes a bakery, discount stores and a pharmacy.
A major discount store, restaurants, home improvement
store, and a bank are located on U.S. 60.
OLD ORCHARD
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BRECK’S BICYCLE SHOP
137 Second St.
(270) 827-1567
111 N. Main St.
(270) 827-4627
This sampling of shopping in Henderson is directed to the interests
of visitors. Listing is not all inclusive and is subject to revisions. For
additional shopping information, visit www.hendersonky.org/shop
HENDERSON HOBBIES
406 S. Green St.
(270) 827-4661
HOMEFOLKS
HARDWARE & GIFTS
120 N. Elm St.
(270) 827-5745
HOMETOWN
VARIETY & GIFTS
223 2nd St.
(270) 827-3000
J’PETALS
131 1st St.
(270) 826-2050
KLASSY KIDS
320 N. Elm St.
(270) 826-5793
MATT’S NEWS & GIFTS
106 N. Elm St.
(270) 826-2327
MEMORIES PAST
AND PRESENT
324 N. Elm St.
(270) 844-0014
O’DANIEL’S FLOWER SHOP
127 N. Elm St.
(270) 826-8344
PAISLEYS
135 N. Main St.
(270) 827-5025
PEM PFISTERER CLARKS’
GALLERY GIFTS & BRIDAL
311 N. Main St.
(270) 826-4008
THIRD STREET HOUSE
& MERLE NORMAN
COSMETIC STUDIO
307 Third St.
(270) 826-4015
SIMON’S SHOES
100 N. Main St.
(270) 826-2341
SWEET PEAS GIFT SHOP
3000 U.S. Hwy 60 E
(270) 831-9900
TREES N TRENDS
1900 U.S. 41
(270) 830-9335
VICTORIA’S BOUTIQUE
321 3rd St.
(270 )831-2857
WILKERSON’S SHOES
116 N. Main St.
(270) 827-3442
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Suggested
Itineraries
Use these itineraries as a planning tool during your visit or
stop by The Depot Visitor’s Center to speak directly with
our staff for assistance in planning a custom itinerary
based on your interests.
ARTS AND MUSIC
DAY ONE
• Start your morning with breakfast
and coffee at a downtown café.
• Explore the artworks of Raymond
Graf on the Audubon Sculpture
Walking Tour.
• Head to the Henderson County
Public Library’s Rotunda Gallery,
which hosts several rotating exhibits
throughout the year.
• Enjoy lunch at one of our tasty
barbecue restaurants.
• Visit Audubon State Park Museum, and view one of
the largest collections of original Audubon art.
• Enjoy a hike through the peaceful woods where the naturalist walked as he studied the subjects of his paintings.
DAY T WO
• Begin at The Depot Community Room for a history
lesson about some of the city’s most famous people and
events. The staff provides helpful brochures and tours of
the exhibits. Children love the animated train display.
• If you’re visiting during the summer, plan ahead to
spend the day at one of our famous bluegrass or blues
music festivals. Experience the excitement of watching
live music in a beautiful outdoor setting.
• Not here during a festival? Head 45 minutes east and
spend the afternoon at the International Bluegrass Music
Museum in Owensboro, Kentucky. Listen to original
recordings and watch legends perform on video.
• After dinner, catch a play or music performance at the
Henderson Fine Arts Center.
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FAMILY FUN
BIRDING
DAY ONE
DAY ONE
• After breakfast, enjoy a peaceful bike ride along the
riverfront.
• Grab lunch at one of the delicious downtown delis,
and enjoy a picnic in Audubon Mill Park on the Ohio
riverfront.
• Explore the park’s rich history. Signs describe naturalist,
John James Audubon’s grist mill, once located in the park.
• Enjoy shopping in downtown Henderson. There’s a
children’s clothing store, gift shops and much more.
• After dinner, watch the sunset at the Riverfront
Fountains. During the summer, kids can splash around in
the jets of cool water, and a nearby playground is a perfect
alternative during the cooler months.
• Start your day with
a stop at The Depot
Visitor’s Center. Here,
you’ll get up-to-date
birding maps, bird
identification pamphlets,
the Audubon Sculpture
Walking Tour brochure
and maps of local wildlife areas.
• Begin with the first stop
on the Audubon Birding
Trail, at John James Audubon State Park. You can
hike the trails where naturalist and artist, John
James Audubon, once studied the migratory birds
of Henderson.
• At the Museum and Nature Center, you’ll find an
indoor observation area, bird identification tools and
a collection of original Audubon artwork.
• Enjoy lunch and take time to visit Henderson’s many
unique shops.
• Throughout downtown, you can locate the stunning
bronze bird sculptures by artist Raymond Graf.
• Consider staying in one of the six cottages at the park.
You’ll love the beautiful, tranquil lakefront view.
DAY T WO
• After breakfast, take the kids to John James Audubon
State Park. Here families can enjoy recreation activities,
such as boating, fishing and hiking.
• Be sure to stop at the park’s Museum and Nature
Center. The Nature Center allows children to get an up
close view of snakes, turtles and other creatures in the
park. Children’s activities are planned throughout the
year to engage the little ones.
• Relax indoors and have lunch at one of the many
area restaurants.
• Later, visit one of Henderson’s most popular parks,
Atkinson Park. Enjoy swimming, disc golf or a relaxing
stroll on the Riverfront Walk.
GIRLFRIEND GETAWAY
DAY ONE
• Start your morning with breakfast and coffee at a
downtown café.
• Begin shopping in downtown Henderson, where
you’ll find antique, clothing and gift shops and other
specialty stores.
• Stop by the community Farmer’s Market and enjoy
some locally grown produce. The honey and jams make
a perfect treat to take back home.
• Check into one of our comfortable Bed & Breakfasts
or hotels, and relax before lunch.
• Next, take a drive to Ruby Moon Winery and Vineyard.
Tour the winery, stroll through the vineyard and enjoy a
glass of wine and the delicious selection of Kentuckymade gourmet cheeses.
• Finish your day with a performance at the Henderson
Fine Arts Center.
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• After breakfast, start with the second stop on the
Audubon Birding Trail, The Sloughs Wildlife Area.
This is the state’s largest Great Blue Herron Rookery.
The 1,775-acre refuge offers bottomland, hardwoods
and swamp areas, as well as observation platforms.
• Head south to Morganfield, and finish the trail at the
Higginson-Henry Wildlife Management Area. Here
you’ll find an 80-acre lake, numerous hiking trails and
rolling hills.
• Then you can choose to return to Henderson or
continue to one of the other western Kentucky birding
trails, located on the John James Audubon Birding Trail
Map you received at The Depot Visitor’s Center.
DAY T WO
• Enjoy an afternoon of thoroughbred racing at Ellis Park
Race Course. Experience the fun summertime tradition of
choosing a horse and the thrill of watching the race unfold.
• Enjoy lunch at the track or at one of our many restaurants or delis.
• Later, take a scenic drive down to Marion, Kentucky,
where you’ll find Amish antiques and shopping.
Phone numbers and addresses for the locations mentioned in
these itineraries can be found throughout this brochure and
on our website at www.hendersonky.org.
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Local Dining
BAKERY
CHINESE
Diamond Delights
Bakery & Café
(270) 831-2050
Mandarin House
(270) 826-3001
Darlene’s Bakery
(270) 831-1804
Golden Glaze
(270) 826-3008
BARBECUE
Gene’s Bar-B-Q
(270) 827-8576
J&B Barbecue & Catering
(270) 830-0033
Ralph’s Hickory Pit
(270) 826-5656
Thomason’s Barbecue
(270) 826-0654
Hunan
(270) 827-2229
New China
(270) 830-9438
DINNER &
SPIRITS
Darren’s Pub
(270) 827-2206
Rookie’s Sports Bar
(270) 826-1106
Wolf ’s Tavern
and Restaurant
(270) 826-5221
CAFES
FAMILY
Planters Coffeehouse
(270) 830-0927
Eastgate Family
Restaurant
(270) 826-2654
Bridgeview Coffee
(270) 830-9494
The Downtown
Sandwich Shoppe
(270) 830-9224
Downtown Diner
(270) 827-9671
Holiday House
(270) 826-2380
MEXICAN
Cancun Mexican
Restaurant
(270) 826-0067
En El Rio
(270) 826-0099
Los Toribio’s
(270) 830-6610
(270) 831-2367
PIZZA
Dave’s Pizza
(270) 826-8111
Firedome
(270) 831-1977
Mr. B’s
(270) 826-9999
Pony Express
(270) 826-2770
Rick’s Una Pizza
(270) 826-2242
Tootie’s Pizza
and More
(270) 827-5200
H OMEMADE
CARRY-OUT
The Brown Bag
(270) 827-2444
MORE DINING
Applebee’s
Arby’s
Burger King
Captain D’s
Cracker Barrel
Dairy Queen
Denny’s Restaurant
Domino’s
Grandy’s
Grill & Bar
Hardee’s
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Long John Silver’s
McDonalds
Papa John’s
Penn Station
Pizza Hut
Shoney’s
Sonic Drive-In
Subway
Taco Bell
Tumbleweed Southwestern
Wendys
Henderson Lodging
HOTELS
Comfort Inn
(270) 827-8191
2820 U.S. 41N, (55 rooms*)
Henderson Downtown Motel
(270) 827-2577
425 Green Street (38 rooms)
Holiday Inn Express
(270) 869-0533
2826 U.S. 41N, (62 rooms*)
Holiday Motel
(270) 826-8382
1759 S. Green Street, (53 rooms*)
Ramada Inn
(270) 826-9144
2044 U.S. 41N, (117 rooms*)
Sleep Inn
1-800-830-6501
2224 U.S. 41N, (63 rooms*)
Sugar Creek Inn
(270) 827-0127
2077 U.S. 41N, (65 rooms*)
Super 8 Motel
(270) 827-5611
2030 U.S. 41N, (100 rooms*)
True Vine Plantation Inn
(270) 827-9144
3211 U.S. 21N, (20 rooms)
B&B’ S
L&N Bed and Breakfast
(270) 831-1100
327 N. Main Street, (4 rooms)
Victorian Quarters B & B
(270) 831-2778
109 Clay Street, (4 rooms)
*Includes Wheelchair Accessible Rooms
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CAMPGROUNDS
John James Audubon State Park
Cottages and Campground
(270) 826-2247
3100 U.S. 41N, (6 cottages*,
69 campsites)
T RAVELING
WITH A PET ?
If you need a
place for your
pet to play during
your visit, the
following boarding and kennel
businesses would welcome your
pet for a stay.
Misty Acres: (270) 826-6116
Woofer Watchers: (270) 724-0439
Coming Soon: 2 Acre Dog Park
PHOTO CREDITS:
Bryan Leazenby, Emily Mabee, Jessica Heacock,
Mollie Durbin, Steve Martin, The Gleaner
Printed in part with the Kentucky Department
of Tourism. 4/10
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