Springfield: A County Steeped in History
Springfield, Kentucky is the county seat of Washington County in Kentucky. It is so named for the springs found in the area. Springfield, KY is most famous for being the ancestral home of the 16th president of the United States, Abraham Lincoln. A visit to Springfield is like taking a step back in history with the many historical buildings still standing. The residents in the area are dedicated to the county’s rich heritage and history, and are quite evident in their hospitality and attractions including Springfield, KY hotels. The nearest airport from Springfield is the Louisville International Airport.
Best Time to Visit
There are a lot to explore in the town of Springfield so it’s best to visit when the weather is most pleasant. During the months of September, May, and June, visitors will find that the weather is best for sightseeing. The least comfortable months are January and December. During this time crowds may be thin, and hotel deals more affordable.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Springfield is home to the legacy that is Abraham Lincoln and has great wineries and golf courses waiting to be explored. Stay in 1851 Historic Maple Hill Manor B&B with its elegant décor plus its own orchard, llama, and alpaca farm. This B&B is also only 3 miles from the Lincoln Legacy Museum and 9 miles from the Lincoln Homestead State Park. The Hampton Inn Lebanon is also a great accommodation for golf and wine enthusiasts as it is close to the Rosewood Gold & Country Club as well as Maker’s Mark Distillery.