Parks in Stockbridge, Massachusetts

The Westfield River in Massachusetts flows through Westfield and empties into the Connecticut River at West Springfield, Massachusetts. It has a 497 sq. mi. drainage area consisting of several tributaries. These include the North ... More on AnglerWeb.com

3 water slides, activity pool with small slides, plus go-karts and mini-golf. More on About

Didnt feel like I was throwing money down the drain. More on SkiSite

Offering terrain for XC and DH disciplines including top to bottom single-track in varying degrees of difficulty from intermediate to expert as well as open trail DH and XC. The single-track trails feature several man-made and natural ... More on iloveny.com

Premier sports camp. All land & water sports. Ice hockey. Professionally run instructional program combined ... More on uptake_content

Premier sports camp. All land & water sports. Ice hockey. Professionally run instructional program combined ... More on Berkshires.org

Located outside the Village of Chatham, the 59-acre Conservation Area features 1.5 mile trail system with access to the pond. ... More on iloveny.com

Open May 1 through Columbus Day, the Berkshire Botanical Garden provides a lovely setting for a stroll through 15 acres of carefully maintained gardens with more than 3,000 species to admire. Tick...

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With its spectacular views of the Stockbridge hills, distinctive gardens, and aesthetically balanced inter... More on The Rough Guide to: New England

The Gilded Age saw the construction of some of America's most beautiful homes. The facade and furnishings o... More on Heritage

'Stockbridge Bowl' is a 372-acre artificially impounded body of water that is 4 km (2.5 mi) north of the village of Stockbridge, Massachusetts. A variant name is Lake Mahkeenac. ... More on Wikipedia

Fifteen years ago, Stockbridge equated the Red Lion Inn . Today, it's a stop ... More on igougo

Queensborough, later West Stockbridge, was assembled from part of Indiantown (Stockbridge) and the "Gore", a long border section disputed with the colony of New York. John George Easland, a soldier stationed at the Fort on the Abbey ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com