Greenville: Historical Adventures and Stunning Bodies of Water
A city literally carved out of a blackhead prairie, Greenville, TX is a city of growth and prosperity. Accessible via the PRX-Cox Field Airport, the city was founded in 1846 and named after Thomas J. Green, one of the forefathers of the region and general for the Texas Army during the independence from Mexico. Known as the “Cotton Capital of the World”, the region broke world records in 1911 and 1912 for having the largest cotton compress in the globe. Once a land filled with tall grass, the city now offers a wide option of attractions and scenic spots as well as the best accommodations available in Texas.
Best Time to Visit
Greenville, Texas is at full bloom and a target for tourism and entertainment during the months of September through November as well as the months of March to May. You can head to Greenville, TX during the earlier months of the year to enjoy smaller crowds and better hotel room rates.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Get your walking shoes ready and be prepared for an outdoor stroll in the several parks and museums located in Greenville, TX. Coleman Park and Hopkins County Museum and Heritage Park are just a few minutes away from the Hampton Inn & Suites Greenville. The Crossroads Mall and the busy downtown of the region are also accessible from this hotel’s location. Concerts, events and festivities are regularly hosted at the Memorial Stadium and would be a great place to go and bond as a family. The Holiday Inn Express & Suites Greenville brings you closer to the suburban areas of the region.