Family Things To Do in Massachusetts

Franklin Park Zoo is a 72-acre site nestled within Boston's historic Franklin Park. Here, guests can experi... More on aza.org

It's got a zoo attached it-which is pretty awesome . More on KidsPlayParks

Screens: 1 Sound: Car Capacity: Typical season: Technical details: none Revere Drive-In Timeline: There... More on drive-ins.com

Why cant this park be around now! I could walk to it! (End rant) More on ThrillNetwork.com

Formerly a cow pasture where any city resident could graze their cattle, the Boston Common is the heart an...

The Frog Pond is a great place to ice skate in the winter and splash in the water during the summer. More on NileGuide

New Englanders love both seafood and the ocean but are often unsure about what they should or should not ea... More on BostonUSA.com

My kids felt safe and came home with a vast amount of knowledge about the worlds oceans. More on GoCityKids

Spread across nearly 600 acres of barrier beach and salt marsh, Horseneck Beach is one of the most popular ... More on mass.gov

Recently visited the Horseneck Beach State Campground for a two night camping trip (July 2005) Campground i... More on Epinions.com

An excellent compact theme park filled with thrilling attractions and home of Superman Ride of Steel. This ... More on ThemeParkInsider

At the time that I was there it was actually Riverside Amusement Park (before becoming a Six Flags). More on GeckoGo

The Mass Audubon sanctuary is a hot spot for butterflies and seabirds at certain times of the year. Through... More on GoCityKids

Had a great time-nice beach More on GeckoGo

Established in 1894, the zoo is the 12th oldest zoo in the U.S. It is accredited by the Association of Zoos... More on Wikipedia.org

getting my exercise by walking the paths around the zoo and visiting the wonderful animals who live there. More on TripAdvisor

Highlights of Stone Zoo's collection include the snow leopards of Himalayan Highlands, bald eagles of Yukon... More on familydaysoutusa

nice place to go with small children . More on GoCityKids

Otter River was the first campground in the Massachusetts State Park system. Opened in 1931, the park facil... More on ReserveAmerica.com

Whatever the reasons, I am sad to say that my experience... More on Epinions.com