Only a few miles away, have a picnic by one of the lakes, or paddle around them in a kayak! Read more.
Nine miles of walking trails through fields, forests and marshes, plus a long boardwalk that takes you over the wetlands and along a brook, letting you get close to wood ducks, beavers and otters. Read more.
Gorgeous displays of New England wild flowers in their natural habitat. Botanical gardens and a living museum with walking paths and trails, what a beautiful way to spend the day! Read more.
A certified-organic, fully functioning working open year-round with no admission fee for the public's visits and purchases. They welcome volunteers and run hands-on educational programs for all ages!
Did You Know? The name Natick comes from the language of the Massachusett Native American tribe and means place of hills. The original settlement, in the community of South Natick, is a hilly area.
Apples are ready for picking! Open everyday from 10-5, enjoy train rides, farm animals, a giant hay pyramid, and more!
This site, called “Minute Man Boulder,” is associated with Lincoln Minute Man William Thorning’s heroic action on April 19th, 1775.
Constructed in 1922, Casey's Diner is one of the oldest operating ten-stool diners in the United States.
Built in the 1850s, it was the shoe shop of Henry Wilson, a Senator from Massachusetts and the eighteenth Vice President of the United States.
