- Our list of the best things to do in Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, features the top 233 nearby activities — including 102 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Oak Bluffs, 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 25 things to do within the city of Oak Bluffs, MA , followed by 207 popular activities in nearby cities, including Edgartown, Hyannis, Barnstable, New Bedford, Sandwich, Vineyard Haven, Woods Hole, South Yarmouth, Mashpee, Wareham, West Yarmouth, Dartmouth, Chilmark, West Tisbury, Plymouth, Gay Head and Menemsha
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Departing from Chatham, Massachusetts, the Monomoy Island Ferry provides a selection of transportation services and tours. In addition to utilitarian transport, the company offers seal-watching excursions and walking tours. Reservations are recommended for all tours.
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The Newport Butterfly Zoo is a commercial butterfly farm located in Tiverton, RI. Visitors in the spring and summer can walk the grounds and see thousands of varieties of butterflies, learn how to create a butterfly garden, and start a collection.
34.3 Miles
The crown jewel of the Cape Cod golf scene is the Ocean Edge Golf Club in Brewster, Massachusetts. In addition to its strikingly beautiful course, patrons may enjoy fine dining and sumptuous lodging at the attached resort.
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Maintained by the Chatham Historical Society, The Old Atwood House Museum is one of the finest repositories of traditional Cape Cod architecture and domestic furnishings. It is a must-see for visitors interested in architecture and interior design.
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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.
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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.
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Residing on the east bank of the Sakonnet River, Sapowet Management Area is a small wildlife preserve. The preserve features hiking trails and a variety of wildlife including herons, egrets, and ospreys.
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The Emilie Ruecker Wildlife Refuge is a peaceful 50 acre woodland and salt marsh with trails and blinds for observation and photography of local wildlife. Frequent birds sighted include the Snowy and Great Egret and Glossy Ibis.
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A peculiar and unique service, Postmortem Hearse Tours offers professionally guided and narrated tours of the Fall River area from the comfort of a hearse. A campy and macabre offering, the tour is for those looking for an unconventional experience.
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Founded in September 2011, the Arconti American Museum boasts a vast collection of art. Enjoy items including historical relics, fine art, and many cultural artifacts that tell a story of local history.