Southwest Virginia Museum Historical State Park
"Clintwood visitors often travel to the park for local heritage interpretation and a look at historic mountain life. The museum’s exhibits make it a worthwhile regional destination."
Southwest Virginia Museum Historical State Park centers on the 1890s home of local entrepreneur and collector Mary E. Moore. The park features museum exhibits, period architecture, and scenic grounds that interpret the region’s mountain culture and history.
Wilderness Road State Park
"Clintwood residents may visit for special events, history programs, and a change of scenery. The park's frontier theme and mountain setting make it a worthwhile regional destination."
Wilderness Road State Park highlights the story of westward expansion with exhibits, living-history programs, and a reconstructed Martin's Station fort. Visitors also enjoy picnic facilities, open green space, and easy access to the natural beauty of the Clinch Valley and nearby Cumberland Gap region.