- TripBuzz found 525 things to do with kids in or near Stoughton, Massachusetts, including 519 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Boston, Cambridge, Brookline and Watertown.
- From Victory Stables to Ames Long Pond, the Stoughton area offers 124 different types of family activities, including: Movie Theaters, History Museums, Pond and Historic Homes.
- Located just sixteen miles from Boston, the city of Stoughton offers historic small town charm with access to big city entertainment and culture. The city is a popular tourist destination in the summer for it's Fourth of July Festival and Parade. Visitors also enjoy the towns local parks, restaurants and shops.
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New Seabury Waterfront Boat Tours offers a slow, relaxing boat ride all around New Seabury. The tour features a ride through the canals of New Seabury sightseeing the beautiful homes, dock boats, wildlife and shore line.
46.2 Miles
With a passion for historical preservation, Salve Regina University has acquired local historical homes and mansions, making it a unique and beautiful campus. The old homes have been turned into dorms, classrooms, and other school buildings, making the tour different from any other.
46.3 Miles
Mashpee Commons Regal Cinemas is a 6 screen movie theater with digital projection that is located in the Mashpee Commons shopping center. Visitors have access to numerous nearby shopping venues and restaurants.
46.3 Miles
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600 Primrose Street, Haverhill, MA 01830
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Pilgrim Lanes and Funtime Arcade in Haverhill, Massachusetts takes bowling and turns it on its head, specializing in candlepin bowling. With a unique style, improved technologies, extensive seating, and a large arcade make any family fun night one for the books.
46.4 Miles
More mansion than true cottage, Roseland Cottage is an elegant Gothic Revival-style home in Woodstock, Connecticut. It features a formal garden, Victorian furnishings, opulent textiles and a bevy of antique dining ware.
46.4 Miles
Fort Adams State Park in Newport, Rhode Island is a verdant expanse managed by the Rhode Island Division of Parks & Recreation. It is a lovely place to hike, bike, relax, picnic or engage in birdwatching and nature photography.
46.5 Miles
Used as a military fort during both World Wars, Fort Getty Park now stands as a historical reminder of Jamestown's early years. The park offers bayside camping, picnic areas and scenic views of the surrounding waterways.
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Originally constructed in 1757, Tattersall Farm is a 150 acre farm donated to the city by the Tattersall family. Meticulously preserved, the farm is open to visitors, and features a collection of 19th century art as well as hiking trails.
46.5 Miles
Fort Getty Recreational Area, once used during World War I and II, is now used primarily as a camp ground. They offer a boat ramp, fishing dock, dumping station and comfort stations along with water and electric hookups for trailers.
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Fort Wetherill State Park encompasses 61.5-acres situated atop 100-foot granite cliffs. In addition to the hiking trails, the park also provides the ideal vantage point to watch the America's Cup and Tall Ship events.