Set along the Ohio River and layered with stories that stretch back centuries, Maysville has a way of transforming a tournament stop into a memorable summer escape. Its compact, walkable downtown brings together locally owned shops, inviting restaurants, public art, and striking historic architecture. Just beyond downtown, scenic backroads, riverfront spaces, and nearby campgrounds offer easy ways to unwind between games and enjoy the outdoors.
That same weekend experience extends seamlessly into the surrounding area. A short drive leads to the 1700s historic village of Old Washington, where preserved streetscapes and museums add depth and charm to your visit, while nature lovers can explore trails, springs, and open landscapes at Cummins Nature Preserve or Blue Licks State Park. Back downtown, the Kentucky Gateway Museum Center brings local history to life, and Friday trolley tours offer a relaxed, narrated way to get acquainted with the community before the tournament energy kicks into high gear.
Together, it’s an easygoing, well-rounded weekend that blends competition, culture, and classic Kentucky hospitality.