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Memorial Park

Marblehead’s Memorial Park is a small .32-acre parcel of land honoring the Marblehead residents who died at war. Located steps from Marblehead’s welcoming center, the park features a view of the harbor, as well as monuments dedicated to the fallen soldiers of each major U.S. war beginning with the American Revolution. Due to its proximity […]

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Masconomo Park

Adjacent to Manchester-by-the-Sea’s harbor, Masconomo Park features a community bandstand, little league baseball field, children’s playground and a large number of seating areas, both in the park proper and overlooking the harbor. Masconomo Park is a great addition to your family beach vacation, and even features a weekly summer concert series on Tuesdays. There is […]

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Millbrook Meadow Park

Located across the street from Rockport’s Front Beach, Mill Brook Meadow Park is a lovely little area that is perfect for picnicking, relaxing, and feeding the occasional duck. Aptly named, the park includes Mill Pond, as well as a brook and meadow. Mill Brook Meadow Park’s Mill Pond is a popular location for photographers and […]

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Obear Park

Located in the Ryal Side neighborhood of Beverly, Massachusetts, Obear Park is a lovely waterfront destination offering scenic views, plenty of outdoor fun, and stunning sunsets. There is a large, open grassy field, a playground, tennis court, basketball court, and a baseball field for people of all ages to enjoy. Stroll on the small, rocky beach which is perfect […]

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Ravenswood Park

Gloucester’s Ravenswood Park, a 600-acre stretch of land located a short drive away from downtown, is a family-friendly destination for nature lovers, artists, and everybody else alike. Interspersed with over 10 miles of carriage paths and hiking trails, Ravenswood Park offers amazing hiking, easy mountain biking, cross country skiing, bird watching, painting and more.  The […]

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Sandy Point State Reservation

A 77-acre reservation located at the tip of Ipswich’s Plum Island, Sandy Point State Reservation is among the state’s most beautiful and popular beach and park areas. Surrounded by a salt marsh and a wildlife refuge interspersed with hiking trails, Sandy Point is a nature lover’s dream, providing frequent wildlife sightings and great bird watching.

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Stacy Boulevard

Located a block from downtown Gloucester, Stacy Boulevard parallels the Atlantic coastline and provides easy, scenic access to Stage Fort Park and its many top beaches. Walking the length of the half-mile promenade, you’ll pass Gloucester’s iconic Fisherman’s Monument (otherwise known as the “Man at the Wheel”) and cenotaph, as well as the Fisherman’s Wives […]

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Tompson Street Reservation

Located right off of Route 133 in Gloucester, the Tompson Street Reservation is perfect for families looking to experience New England’s wide variety of geographical features, ranging from woodlands and stretches of exposed bedrock to swamps and vernal pools. Make your way through the young trees and shrubs that characterize Tompson Street Reservation’s woodlands on […]

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Ware Pond

Marblehead’s Ware Pond is an 8.5-acre conservation area consisting of the pond, which occupies roughly half of the area, and a bordering network of hiking trails, boardwalks, and grasslands. Beyond its beauty, Ware Pond is an important ecological refuge, supporting a rich variety of waterfowl during migratory periods, as well as muskrats, turtles, and a […]

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Wyman Woods

Marblehead’s Wyman Woods contains 33.5-acres of interconnected walking trails, wetlands, and forest that are perfect for hiking and exploring. In addition to the natural beauty of its topographical features, Wyman Woods offers many scenic views of Salem Harbor, making the area an excellent destination for artists, photographers and nature lovers. The conservation lands are accessible […]

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