Barboursville is a village in Cabell County, West Virginia, United States.

[8] Barboursville also contains the historic Miller House, a building constructed in 1835 by local pioneer William Clendenin Miller, grandson of Major George Clendenin, who served under Lt.

[22] Another busy retail area in Barboursville is the Merritt's Creek Farm Shopping Center just off I-64 Exit 18.

There have been two recently announced major retail developments for the Barboursville area.

In 2015, Interstate Realty of Bristol, Tennessee, announced plans to construct a new retail development named Tanyard Station.

It will be home to approximately 20 restaurants and retailers, including a grocery store, hotel, bank, gas station, and many others.

Since its announcement, the development has been plagued by many delays and setbacks including an endangered bat species being found on the property.

To accommodate the development, US Route 60 will be widened and intersection upgrades will be made and will include installation of several new traffic lights and signals.

Other landmarks include the Veterans' Home, Barboursville Elementary and Middle Schools (both schools have been rebuilt), and Barboursville Park, which serves as a popular recreation area for residents of the area.

It encompasses more than 750 acres and has soccer and baseball fields, tennis courts, basketball courts, fishing ponds, walking trails, equestrian trails, horse show ring, and amphitheater.

There is also a newly opened splash pad and plans have been announced to build a disc golf course.

and Davis Creek Elementary, at 1400 Riverview Drive, are additional schools that are available to residents of Barboursville.

Cabell Midland High School is in Ona, about five miles east of Barboursville.

Technical and trade education for Barboursville public school students is administered by the Cabell County Career Technology Center in Huntington; the CCCTC offers courses in automotive mechanics, HVAC, welding, nursing, and information technology.