- 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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C & L Stables is a horseback riding facility offering a number of services for horse lovers to enjoy. Visitors to the facility enjoy trail and beach rides, riding lessons, and horse leasing and sales.
37.2 Miles
Situated on 35 acres of woodland, Windrush Farm offers visitors a facility with indoor and outdoor arenas to take riding lessons at. Visitors can take the horses on a trail ride in the extensive trail system that surrounds the farm.
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Green Animals Topiary Garden is the oldest in the United States having been started in 1912. Today there are more than 80 pieces of topiary, vegetable and herb gardens, orchards, and a Victorian house overlooking the bay.
37.4 Miles
American Textile History Museum offers a glimpse into the numerous aspects of American textile industry from the point of view of art, history and science. The extensive collection includes authentic looms, old and new printing technological equipment and more.
37.4 Miles
Located in Lowell, Massachusetts, the Merrimack Repertory Theater presents jam-packed seasons of professional theatrical works, musicals and one-person shows. It is one of the most widely respected theater companies in the state.
37.4 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.
37.4 Miles
The Washington Secondary Trail is a 19-mile path that takes travelers from Cranston Street to Log Bridge Road. Small boat access is available along the road, which also offers access to an equestrian trail.
37.5 Miles
Kerouac Park is a local monument park erected in the memory of the famous Beat generation author, Jack Kerouac, and features multiple commemorative granite plaques with excerpts from Kerouac's works etched on them.
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Lowell National Historical Park was established in 1978 and encompasses a number of sites which relate to the days of textile manufacturing boom in Lowell during the Industrial Revolution. The site also includes a museum, powerhouses, gatehouses and more.
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New England Quilt Museum is a local museum which exclusively features the unique art of American quilt with a collection of both antique and contemporary designs.