The 11 Places You Absolutely Must Visit In Massachusetts This Spring
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Spring is the perfect time to brush the cobwebs off your adventuring spirit and head out to explore. There’s so much to see and do in Massachusetts that you probably won’t be able to check it all out in one season. That’s why we’ve put together this list of the places you absolutely must visit this spring. It’s a greatest-hits combination of the most popular spots we’ve featured that are perfectly suited to a springtime day trip.
This magical waterfall campground is the perfect spring locale for a night under the stars. The campground is located on the banks of Aldrich Mill Pond and a charming brook runs right through the camping area. You'll be able to roast marshmallows by the beautiful pond and be lulled to sleep by the gurgle of the brook in the evening. The Sutton Falls Camping Area is located at 90 Manchaug Road in Sutton. Click here for more information
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This authentic New England country store is more than 115 years old, and visiting feels like stepping back in time. They stock everything from quaint gifts to homemade baked goods that taste fresh from your grandparents/ kitchen. Stop in for a bag of goodies and enjoy the lovely spring weather on their charming porch. (12 Main Street, Williamsburg) Click for more information.
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You've never seen anything like this blooming river of flowers. Located at Heritage Museum & Gardens, the "bulb river" is a purple stream of over 35,000 grape hyacinths. The bulbs are planted in the winter and burst to life in the spring. You only have a short window to see this fantastic sight, so be sure to head to the gardens between the end of April and mid-May. (67 Grove Street, Sandwich) Click here for more information.
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Hull is a secluded town that is almost completely surrounded by water. Located on the South Shore, it's connect to the mainland by a thin strip of land jutting out from Cohasset. As soon as the weather turns sunny, Hull positively glitters with natural beauty. Stop by to admire the gleaming waters and grab a hot dog from Daddy's Dogs, a local favorite. Plus, a springtime visit means you'll miss all the summer tourists and traffic. Click here for more information.
Cape Cod isn't really known for its farmland (there's barely enough room for all those tourists to set up their beach chairs), but the Cape is home to one of the most fragrant spring destinations in the state. Stop by the Cape Cod Lavender Farm to wander amongst bloom bushes of purple flowers and purchase delightful lavender products from their honor-system shop. (Weston Roods Road, Harwich) Click here for more information.
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Onota Lake is a stunning 617-acre sapphire pool that is perfect for just about any warm weather activity you can think of. Paddle across in a kayak or canoe, swim out into the azure waters or just relax on the banks with a blanket and picnic basket. You'd be crazy not to spend a sunny afternoon hanging out at this jewel-like lake. (Lakeway Drive, Pittsfield) Click here for more information.
Swing, climb and balance your way across the treetops at this unique canopy adventure park in Sandwich. Located on the gorgeous grounds of Heritage Museums & Gardens, this place offers visitors of all ages to try their hand at their aerial adventure course. No previous experience is required! Just a willingness to try something new and sturdy footwear. (67 Grove Street, Sandwich) Click here for more information.
Rooftop @ Revere is a rooftop restaurant and bar that gives a whole new meaning to the idea of dining with a view. Perched on top of the Revere Hotel in Boston, this rooftop lounge offers shady cabanas, a swimming pool, and plenty of tasty eatables to much as you soak up the view...and perhaps a few of their killer cocktails. (200 Stuart Street, Boston) Click here for more information.
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This "glampground" in Ashfield is a little slice of paradise. Rent this secluded space for a totally unique experience: instead of camping in a tent or cabin, you'll be staying in a special structure surrounded on all sides by screens. You'll be able to hear the birds chirping in the morning, feel the cool spring breeze and even see the stars at night. Click here for more information and to make a reservation.
This mountain coaster is unlike any ride you've ever experience. It's the longest mountain coaster in North America, and will take you whizzing through the trees at the Berkshire East Mountain Resort. Each car has a special braking system that you control while on the coaster, so you never go too fast...or too slow! (66 Thunder Mountain Road, Charlemont) Click here for more information.
Even if you think heights aren't your thing, this epic zipline in Charlemont might just change your mind. You'll climb 50 feet into the forest canopy and sail from tree to tree on a series of ziplines that are amazingly fun and totally safe. Expert guides will help you every step of the way, and no prior experience of any kind is required. Even kids can join in the fun. (7 Main Street, Charlemont) Click here for more information.
A visit to just one of these spots will be a highlight of your spring for sure. If you’re looking for more day trip inspiration, check out this epic spring festival in Massachusetts.
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