Area Attractions
Bluefield City Park
Bluefield City Park is the host to many adventurous days for friends and family in the Bluefield community. The park has plenty of green space, a playground, splash pad, trails, train, basketball, tennis, and pickleball courts, and four shelters available to rent. Find more information on the Bluefield Parks and Recreation website.
The park is closed to vehicle traffic from October through March, with the exception of the Holiday of Lights.
1780 Stadium Dr 8 am - 8 pm 304-325-5707 ext. 1
East River Mountain Overlook
If you are visiting Bluefield for the first time, the East River Mountain Overlook is a must-see. You will be able to see both Bluefields of Virginia and West Virginia in a beautiful and panoramic view, and there is a picture-perfect spot with an Almost Heaven wooden swing and West Virginia state decoration.
Bluefield Fitness and Recreation Center
Whether you’d like to lose weight, get stronger, eat healthier, fight disease, improve your energy, or lower stress, the Bluefield Fitness and Recreation Center (FitRec) has people and programs to help. Staff at the FitRec work daily to improve the Bluefield community's health and well-being and provide a fun, supportive place to help you live better through various classes, programs, and services. Find more information on the FitRec website.
703 College Ave, Bluefield, WV 304-325-5707 ext. 1
The Granada Theater opened in 1928, and the building was modernized in 1949. In 2012, several Bluefield residents came together to begin the journey of restoring the building according to historic preservation guidelines. Now, the theater not only shows movies, but also host concerts and theatrical productions throughout the year. Raleigh Street Cinemas is on the lower level of the Granada. Find more information and showtimes on the Granada website.
537 Commerce St, Bluefield, WV 304-589-0239
The Bluefield Ridge Runners are a member of the Appalachian League. The team plays their home games at Bowen Field, a historic stadium in Bluefield City Park. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit the Ridge Runners website.
Bowen Field, Stadium Drive, P.O. Box 356, Bluefield, WV 304-324-1326
The Bluefield Arts Center located downtown, is the focal point for the arts serving Bluefield and surrounding region. The Bluefield Arts Center provides two galleries, a neoclassic performing arts center, and restaurant with a comfortable and inviting atmosphere. It also serves the local community by housing offices for small businesses. For more information, visit the BARC website.
500 Bland St, Bluefield, WV 304-325-9000
Surrounding Area Attractions
Brush Creek Falls Resort
Situated in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains, Brushcreek Falls Resort offers 7 cabins, 3 luxury suites and 70 RV/Camper sites with electric, water, sewer & wifi. Brush Creek Falls Resort is conveniently located just 1.8 miles off I-77 exit 14 near Princeton, WV. Visit the Brush Creek Falls website for more information.
5127 Eads Mill Road Princeton, WV 304-431-1950
Pinnacle Rock State Park
Pinnacle Rock State Park is a 374-acre day use state park in Mercer County, West Virginia. The park surrounds Pinnacle Rock, a sandstone formation that rises above the surrounding terrain. Find more information on the West Virginia State Parks website.
Burke's Garden
Known as “Vanderbilt’s First Choice” and “God’s Thumbprint,” beautiful Burke’s Garden is Virginia’s highest valley, and its largest rural historic district. This bowl shaped valley carved out of the top of a mountain offers the most breathtaking scenery, with fertile farmland, abundant wildlife, rare bird watching, peaceful biking and adventurous hiking on the Appalachian Trail. Visit the Burke's Garden website to see more.
Rt. 623, Tazewell, VA 276-322-1345
6470 Coal Heritage Rd, Bramwell, WV 304-425-9481