- TripBuzz found 623 things to do with kids in or near Tewksbury, Massachusetts, including 618 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Boston, Salem, Lowell and Cambridge.
- From Action Paintball to Merrimack Valley Pavilion, the Tewksbury area offers 114 different types of family activities, including: Family Fun Center, Playgrounds, History Museums and Batting Cages.
- The city of Tewksbury, located in Middlesex County, Massachusetts, is home to over 28,000 residents and spans an area of over 20 square miles. The populous city is bordered by the Merrimack and Shawsheen River, making for a beautiful and diverse landscape. Tewksbury, rich in culture, education, and the arts, is a destination fit for any family.
Showing 341-350 of
1051
17.8 Miles
Built in 1885, the Grand Army of the Republic Museum is a great place to visit for history enthusiasts. Must-see features include the 56' x 46' main hall, research library, and memorabilia from the Revolutionary War through the Korean War.
17.8 Miles
Foudned in 1937, Lucky Strike Lanes is a candlepin bowling alley that offers 34 lanes of bowling to its visitors. Other amenities at Lucky Strike include snacks, tournaments, and birthday party accommodation.
17.8 Miles
A scenic area, Auburndale Park is included in the conservation lands of Newton Parks. The park features 40 acres of ball fields, a horseshoe pit, playgrounds, grills, and river frontage with ice skating in the winter.
17.8 Miles
Also known as the Grand Army of the Republic Museum, the Grand Army Museum was built in 1885. The museum features meticulously restored and preserved furnishings, as well as an array of exhibits pertaining to the Civil War.
17.8 Miles
Managed by FMC Ice Sports, the Connery Rink is an ice skating facility that offers public skating, a variety of hockey leagues and programs, and lessons in ice skating, figure skating, and hockey.
17.9 Miles
Established by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts on a defunct railroad right of way, the Minuteman Trail passes through the area where the American Revolution began, notably part of the route of Paul Revere's midnight ride. The 10-mile bike path is maintained by its four local communities.
18.0 Miles
Get a glimpse into the life of the Phillips family and their staff at Phillips House. Located on Salem's popular Chestnut Street, this Colonial Revival style carriage house is open to the public. Tours are available.
18.0 Miles
86%
21 votes
590 Washington Street, Lynn, MA 1901
MoreLess Info
Exhibition worthy Lynn Museum and Historical Society prominently displays American impressionist art, and historical artifact collections. Diverse and sizable, the museum hosts over 17,000 objects for view and visitor appreciation.
18.0 Miles
Seasons change, but Nashua's own Roby Park is the perfect spot to bring the family anytime of the year. With a zip line, playground, ice skating rink, two baseball diamonds, and a giant hill made for sledding, the park offers much to keep little ones busy as well as adults.
18.0 Miles
The Carriage Shack Farm is an educational farm that is best known for the petting farm, which includes small animals and birds. The farm is available for birthday parties and school field trips.