Cheap Things To Do in Fairhaven, Massachusetts

One of the smaller parks in Massachusetts, Fort Phoenix State Reservation combines historic features, scenic views and a variety of recreational facilities. Minutes from downtown New Bedford, the p... More on mass.gov

Minutes from New Bedford; a historical battle site and scenic views create the perfect summer spot. More on RIMonthly

On the East side of Fairhaven lies Nasketucket Bay and Little Bay. A causeway joins West Island to the mainland of Sconticut Neck. Acquired by the state in 1999, Nasketucket Bay State Reservation in Mattapoisett offers 209 acres of ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Swimming, Lifeguards on duty. Parking Sticker required-available at the beach or at the DPW building on Arsene Street. Fort Phoenix State Beach & Reservation Swimming, Lifeguards on duty, picnicking, tennis courts, showers, snack ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Come stroll down cobblestone streets, visit the world's largest whaling museum, tour a whaling merchant's home and whaleman's chapel, and walk a 19th century schooner's decks. New Bedford Whaling N... More on Heritage

New Bedford was a whaling port and “the richest city in the world.” for a while. Spend time exploring cobblestone streets, see the world’s largest whaling museum, a whaling merchant’s home and whal... More on TripAdvisor

" THEE WILL FILL IT UP !" The Story of the Robert Cushman Park Fairhaven, Massachusetts Gift of HENRY HUTTLESTON ROGERS Dedicated OCTOBER 28, 1908 Material Researched ... More on Millicentlibrary.org

Eeeny, Meeny, Miney, Mo, to which Playstructure do I go? The PlayShaper® on the right is a perfect fit for my height. Its Double Poly Slide and Tunnel Slide keep me moving. The PlayBooster® on the ... More on KaBoom.org

The daring Curved Track Ride draws in the customers and keeps them coming back. Double your pleasure by riding the Double Swoosh�?� Slide and the Double Swirl Slide! ... More on KaBoom.org

Though not a ‘museum' in the strict sense of the word, the Seamen's Bethel is living history and much more.... More on uptake_content

Truly magnificent. I was very impressed with it on my visit. More on Yahoo! Travel

As residents of the nation's whaling capital in the mid-1800s, New Bedford ship owners and sea captains vigorously petitioned for the construction of a light to mark their harbor. Originally a March 3, 1837 act of Congress approved ... More on LighthouseFriends.com

The display of flags began on November 4, 1979, when Iranian militant students took control of the American em ... More on PlanetWare