Ashland Holidays

Moon Lake offers a tranquil retreat with rich wildlife and non-motorized boating since its 1920s resort beginnings. Explore surrounding trails for scenic waterfall views and diverse flora during your visit.

After visiting Oakland Park, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Ashland.

This intimate museum preserves Ashland's coal mining heritage through artefacts, photographs, and local memorabilia. Visit on the fourth Wednesday evening for enlightening guest speaker programmes about regional history.

This tranquil community park offers green spaces perfect for picnics and casual sports. Bring your own recreational equipment to make the most of this peaceful local retreat.

The Ashland Public Library serves as a vital community hub with diverse programmes for all ages. Visitors enjoy book clubs, game nights, and free access to books, films, computers, and Wi-Fi in this welcoming space.

Perched on a hillside, Higher Ups Park offers panoramic views of Ashland and the surrounding mountains. Relax on adult porch swings while children enjoy the playground in this peaceful community retreat.

Eureka Park offers a peaceful retreat with basketball courts, baseball fields, and playground equipment for all ages. Bring your own sports gear to enjoy this local community gathering spot to its fullest.

Descend 1,800 feet into Pennsylvania's coal mining past on this authentic anthracite mine tour. Pair your underground exploration with a ride on the Henry Clay, a restored 1920s narrow-gauge steam locomotive.