- Our list of the best things to do in Vineyard Haven, Massachusetts, features the top 227 nearby activities — including 99 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Vineyard Haven, MA has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Museums & Galleries, Sights & Landmarks, and Water Activities.
- The results below include the top 19 things to do within the city of Vineyard Haven, MA , followed by 207 popular activities in nearby cities, including Edgartown, Hyannis, Oak Bluffs, Barnstable, New Bedford, Sandwich, Woods Hole, Mashpee, Wareham, West Yarmouth, Dartmouth, South Yarmouth, Chilmark, West Tisbury, Plymouth, Gay Head and Menemsha
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Red River Beach is a white sand beach with many sea shells scattered along the shore. There are lifeguards on duty and public restrooms are readily available. The water is known to be a little seaweed dense.
32.5 Miles
A remote, yet expansive beach on the shores of the Atlantic, Fogland Beach, is a favorite of the locals because of the serenity found here. The surf provides ideal conditions for swimming, wind-surfing and kite boarding.
32.5 Miles
The Driscoll Skating Rink is a local center for entertainment, fitness, and development. Programs include skating lessons for beginners, hockey leagues, figure skating, shows on ice, and open skating for the public.
32.6 Miles
Cape Cod Museum of Natural History features a range of collection-based and live marine exhibits accompanied with off-site nature trips through the nearby forest and marshes and many other interactive and educational programs for all age groups.
32.6 Miles
Located on the beautiful Cape Cod, Emerald Hollow Farm is a destination for those who want a positive equestrian experience for all ages. The well trained and friendly horses will be a joy to ride through the scenic trails of the Cape.
32.6 Miles
Located in Fall River, Massachusetts, the Oak Grove Cemetery was built in 1855. Since the 40-acre original cemetery opened, several expansion projects have increased its size to more than 100 acres. The Oak Grove Cemetery is the burial site for many people who played important roles in Fall River's history.
32.6 Miles
Located on 50 acres of wooded area, the Emilie Ruecker Wildlife Refuge is a location that offers views of nature to its visitors. Visitors commonly enjoy photographing the many species of birds and trees that call the area home.
32.7 Miles
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Stony Brook Grist Mill was constructed around 1751 and remains a working grist mill. The mill is open to the public for guided tours.
32.8 Miles
A rural village on the National Register of Historic Places, Tiverton Four Corners, dates back to the 1700's. Visitors to the area can experience the historic houses, quaint shops, art galleries, and eateries.
32.8 Miles
Equipped with lifeguards and other facilities, Red River Beach is an incredible place to spend the day. The area is a favorite of fishermen, kayakers, para-surfers, sailors, and wind surfers.