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Family- and kid-friendly outdoor opportunities put roses in the cheeks and promote a good night's sleep for everyone. Check out our listings for amusement parks, playgrounds, gardens, boat and train rides, farms and farmer's markets, nature centers, zoos, ski slopes, and more.Hale Day CampParent rating:  Location: 80 Carby Street, Westwood, MA Hale Day Camp is a classic northern New England summer camp experience. With 1,100 acres of unspoiled woodlands, winding streams, extensive hiking trails and scenic ponds, Hale offers th...
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Plimoth PlantationParent rating: Location: 137 Warren Avenue, Plymouth, MA Plimoth Plantation has two separate locations: the Plimoth Plantation location, which includes the Henry Hornblower II Visitor Center, Crafts Center, 1627 English Village, Wampanoag Homesite, a...
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Sandy Bay StablesParent rating: Location: 29 Jerdens Lane, Rockport, MA Sandy Bay Stables offers lessons for beginners on up, preferably starting at age 8. Instructors each have over a decade of experience, and the horses are well-trained. The stables seek to offer...
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Winslow Farm Animal SanctuaryParent rating: Location: 37 Eddy Street, Norton, MA Winslow Farm is dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and care of mistreated and abandoned animals. Visitors to the farm have the opportunity to visit and interact with over 200 animals. The...
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Peter Tufts Soccer SchoolParent rating: Location: RA Nock Middle School, Low Street, Newburyport, MA Peter Tufts Soccer School offers week-long summer youth soccer programs in Newburyport for kids ages 4-10. The half-day camp with qualified staff, innovative instruction, and unique coaching methods i...
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Marini FarmParent rating: Location: 259 Linebrook Road, Ipswich, MA Marini's Farm Stand opens in June with a full selection of vegetables, fruits, local bakery items and other specialty foods. The farm features a corn maze each fall. |
Arnold ArboretumParent rating:  Location: 125 Arborway, Jamaica Plain, MA 265 acres of woodland, designed by New Yor...
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Boston Common PlaygroundParent rating: Location: Boston Common, Boston, MA The Boston Common, drenched in history, might be less than...
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Rowes WharfParent rating: Location: Rowes Wharf, Boston, MA Home of the Boston Harbor Hotel and departure place for many Harbor cruises. |
Clarendon Street PlaygroundParent rating: Location: Clarendon St and Commonwealth Ave, Boston, MA After you've done Newbury Street, take the kids over to the Clarendon Street Playground. This is the spot where real city kids hang out. Inside the fenced and gated area, you'll ... |
Franklin Park ZooParent rating: Location: 1 Franklin Park Road, Boston, MA They say it's a jungle out there, and, at the Franklin Park Zoo, it really is. What it lacks in size (72 acres in Boston's historic Franklin Park), it makes up for in kid and parent friendlines...
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Freedom TrailParent rating: Location: 15 State Street, Boston, MA What is that red line anyway? It's not the mark of a painter gone mad; it's the Freedom Trail - the perfect introduction to Colonial Revolutionary Boston. The trail is three miles long ...
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Frog PondParent rating: Location: 84 Beacon Street, Boston, MA When Jack Frost starts nipping at your nose, don't run inside. Lace up your skates and hit the Frog Pond located in the historic Boston Common. Frog Pond is the Common...
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Myrtle Street PlaygroundParent rating: Location: Intersection of Myrtle and Irving Streets, Boston, MA Just climbed to the top of Beacon Hill? Kids whining that their legs hurt? No problem. The Myrtle Street Playground is here and wonderful enough to prove a nice distraction from minor woes. A ...
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