- The list below includes 553 free or cheap things to do in or near Medfield, Massachusetts, including 114 different types of inexpensive activities like Hiking Trails, Parks, Movie Theaters and History Museums.
- From Noon Hill to Rocky Woods, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Medfield and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Boston, Cambridge, Concord and Brookline.
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A 16-screen movie theater, Showcase Cinema de Lux Randolph offers first-run feature films using digital projection. The theater provides stadium seating, concession stands, a food court and an in-theater 'Lux Level' dining experience offering wait service.
12.6 Miles
Newton's Harry Gath Memorial Pool is a 25 yard outdoor swimming pool with a separate wading pool. The facility includes diving boards and a water slide, as well as a shade building with seating.
12.7 Miles
Whether one rides for show or for pleasure, Horseplay Stables offers a scenic and friendly experience. The stables offer riding lessons and training for both adults and children, as well as offering boarding options for equine owners.
12.7 Miles
The Stoughton Historical Society is a resource for local history and genealogy. Dedicated to preserving and celebrating the history of the local area, the society maintains archives and maps, and publishes a variety of books about local history.
12.8 Miles
The historic home of Mary Baker Eddy, the founder and leader of the Christian Science movement, the Mary Baker Eddy Historic House offers guided tours as well as a museum that showcases archives, artifacts, and a variety of other materials.
12.8 Miles
Despite the short distance of the Neponset Bike Path, it covers urban areas, salt marshes, a mill village, and beaches on the Boston Harbor. Most individuals use it as a bike path, but it can also be utilized for walking or in-line skating.
12.9 Miles
The historic Newton History Museum is a museum that collects, preserves, interprets, and exhibits artifacts of local significance. The museum is best known for the 'Civil War' and 'Anti-Slavery' exhibits.
12.9 Miles
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527 Washington Street, At Historic Newton, Newton, MA 2458
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History buffs will appreciate a visit to Jackson Homestead and Museum. Built in 1809, this house has historical significance as a station on the Underground Railroad prior to the Civil War. Among the displays at the museum is a cellar in which slaves may have hidden.
12.9 Miles
Randolph Dog Park offers two sectioned off areas- one for big dogs and one for small dogs. The dog park also provides obstacle courses. There are water fountains for dogs to drink and doggie bags for accidents.
13.0 Miles
Brookline Reservoir offers a path for fishermen, joggers, walkers, families and doggies. There is a pond, lots of benches along the way and during the summer months trees surround the reservoir providing ample shade.