Romantic Things To Do in Charlton City, Massachusetts

The Rider Tavern is the centerpiece of the Town of Charlton's Northside Historic District. Completed in 1799, the tavern is a well-documented Federal period inn that has been restored over the last... More on MuseumsUSA.org

Includes information on the Rider Tavern, Located on the former Worcester & Stafford Turnpike (now Stafford St.) twelve miles west of Worcester is the Rider Tavern, owned by the small but energetic... More on MuseumStuff.com

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This 83-acre lake averages 11 feet in depth with a transparency of seven feet. About 80% of the shoreline has been developed with seasonal and year-round dwellings. Fishing, swimming, sailing and w... More on AnglerWeb.com

'Sugden Reservoir' is a Massachusetts reservoir located in Spencer, Massachusetts. It forms the headwaters of Shaw Brook, which is a tributary to Turkey Hill Creek, a major ... More on Wikipedia

Located in Charlton and Oxford, this 451-acre impoundment resulted from an Army Corps of Engineers Flood Control Dam. Putnam Road bisects the reservoir into a 265-acre north basin and a 186-acre south basin. Mean depths are 6.1 and ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Webster Lake is a large, (1,270 acres), two-story lake located in southern Worcester County. From the Worcester area, drive west on I-290 and continue on Route 52 to Exit 1. This will put you at the Memorial Beach Drive boat launching ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Lake Quacumquasit, commonly known as South Pond, is a 218-acre lake located in Brookfield and Sturbridge about 3 miles north of Route 20. Depth averages 32.5 feet with a maximum of 72 feet. The water is clear and of good quality. ... More on AnglerWeb.com

This 320-acre warm water pond is located just north of Route 9, about a quarter mile west of West Brookfield Center. The pond is characterized by light brown watercolor with a transparency of eight feet. The mean and maximum depths ... More on AnglerWeb.com