Hatfield-McCoy Mountains · Mingo County
Places to stay in Williamson, West Virginia
Williamson is the seat of Mingo County, with about 2,700 residents, on the Tug Fork across from Kentucky. Its Coal House, a 1933 building faced entirely in bituminous coal, stands on the courthouse square. The town is in the heart of Hatfield and McCoy feud country and near several Hatfield-McCoy Trails systems.
Places to stay in Williamson, WV
We're still adding properties in Williamson, WV.
In the meantime, you can also browse places to stay in Matewan , Gilbert and Logan .
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Where should you stay in Williamson, WV?
Stay in the center of Williamson if you want to walk to restaurants and shops, or look just outside town for cabins and more space.
Williamson is known for its hotels, motels and cabins. Until listings go live here, Matewan, Gilbert and Logan are the closest places to stay.
- Where it is
- Williamson, Mingo County, West Virginia
- Also worth a look
- Matewan, Gilbert, Logan, Hatfield-McCoy Trails
- What people do here
- ATV and Side-by-Side Riding, History and Heritage, Fishing, Hunting, Hiking
Nearby attractions
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Matewan Historic District
The Tug Fork town where the May 19, 1920 Matewan Massacre took place during the mine wars. Bullet holes remain in a downtown wall and the floodwall carries interpretive murals.
When it gets busy
| Event | When | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| Hatfield-McCoy TrailFest | One weekend each fall in the southern coalfields | Gilbert, Man, Logan and Williamson have limited rooms and trailside cabins, and riders book the same properties year after year. |