- The list below includes 524 free or cheap things to do in or near Randolph, Massachusetts, including 115 different types of inexpensive activities like Movie Theaters, Pubs, Dog Park and Parks.
- From Randolph Dog Park to Imagination Station Playground, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Randolph and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Boston, Cambridge, Plymouth and Brookline.
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Plimoth Plantation is a living museum which features the original settlement of English Colonists at Plymouth during 17th-century. The replica of 17th-century English village houses numerous historic artifacts and interpreters dressed in period costume who play out the daily-to-day activities of the early Colon…
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A favorite getaway for Rhode Islanders, Lincoln Woods State Park, is within easy driving distance from Providence, Pawtucket, and Cumberland. The park features rugged multi-use trails throughout the forest, fresh water swimming, kayaking, and more.
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A two-screen movie theater, Plimoth Cinema specializes in first-run foreign and independent movies. The theater offers digital projection and sound, adult beverages and a concession area with popcorn, candy and soft drinks.
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Paint & Vino is a wine bar and paint studio. Visitors can take part in daylong painting classes taught by local artists while drinking select wine and beer, and bringing snacks and meals is permitted.
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Chase Farm features large open fields and rolling hills with plenty of space for dogs to roam. Visitors can hike and explore the trails around the farm or through the woods, or picnic by the pond under the trees.
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Consisting of 3 miles of shoreline, Plymouth Long Beach offers visitors panoramic views of the ocean and the surrounding peninsula. Visitors can walk on the coast or look for fish caught in the rocky tide pools.
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With incredible savory flavors, Chan's offers more than just tasty oriental food. Along with the food, visitors can enjoy open mic night, or listen to some smooth jazz from professionals.
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Opened in 1996, the American Diner Museum is a historical museum meant to display the historical significance of diners in America. The museum also strives to save vintage diners from destruction due to redevelopment.
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At Blackstone Valley Visitor Center, visitors can speak with a local staff member to learn about the attractions in the area. In addition to providing brochures and travel recommendations, the center has a gift shop with locally produced goods.
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The historic Hearthside House is a museum that has the aim of promoting the historical significance of the Hearthside House. The museum gives out tours to groups of people and is available for field trips.