- TripBuzz found 561 things to do with kids in or near Weymouth, Massachusetts, including 557 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Boston, Salem, Cambridge and Plymouth.
- From Webb Memorial State Park to Weymouth Sportsmens Club, the Weymouth area offers 120 different types of family activities, including: Amusement Parks (All Ages), Movie Theaters, National & State Parks and Sports Teams (Amateur).
- A waterfront community in New England, Weymouth is one of the oldest cities in Massachusetts. Former first lady Abigail Adams was born there and her childhood home still stands. The city is also home to the Webb Memorial State Park and Grape Island where hiking, camping, fishing, canoeing and picnicking can be enjoyed.
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Book a tee time at Green Hill Golf Course, an 18-hole, par 72 course that provides challenges for all levels of players. Special events can be booked, and memberships are available.
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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.
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Starting from Canobie Lake Park, Blue Heron Lake Cruise takes visitors on a scenic cruise of the lake during the summer season. When the cruise is over, visitors can enjoy amusement park rides at the park.
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Featuring 24 candlepin lanes, Leo's Super Bowl Inc offers open and league bowling along with private event hosting. The center provides a projection television, arcade game machines, shoe rental, bumpers and two meeting rooms.
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Located in a tiny chapel surrounded by a historic cemetery, the Wampanoag Indian Museum features a collection of artifacts, crafts, and other exhibits dedicated to tribal history. Knowledgeable guides will narrate and explain the significance of various exhibits.
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A tiny zoo in Worcester, Green Hill Park Farm makes a great field trip destination for schools and youth groups. Some animals on the farm include pigs, chickens, ducks and miniature horses.
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A revolutionary war redoubt, Fort Batron features an observation tower on which visitors can view the surrounding landscape. Attractions also include three miles of nature trails, with trail guides available at the nearby town hall.
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Dating as far back as the Revolutionary War, Fort Barton is a historic park site named after Colonel William Barton of Rhode Island. Visitors to Fort Barton hike through the local trails and recall the history of the Revolutionary War.
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Rhode Island's Warwick Neck Lighthouse is the focal point of coastal Warwick. Its first iteration was a scaffold-and-lantern system erected during the Revolutionary War. This lighthouse remains in operation to this day.
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Once the home of the founder of the Christian Science religion, Mary Baker Eddy Historic House organizes tours through the significant landmarks of her life. The exhibits showcase artifacts like historical documents, paintings, and photographs that depict her life.