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The Lynn Heritage State Park is located about six miles southwest of Marblehead, MA. The town of Lynn is known for it's manufacture of shoes, and visitors to this historic site can compare hand made shoes to factory made shoes. A boardwalk is nearby, and offers an opportunity for a relaxing stroll.
Address: 590 Washington Street Lynn MA USA
 1 781 598-1974
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Salisbury Beach is made up of nearly four miles of beach along the Atlantic Coast. Swimming, boating and fishing are all well-liked activities at this 521-acre state reservation. There are 481 campsites, dune boardwalks and a pavilion picnic area with playground situated in this park as well. Visitors may glimpse harbor seals during the fall and winter months as they sun themselves on the jetty.
Address: Beach Road Salisbury MA USA
1 978 462-4481
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This state forest is located in three different towns in Massachusetts, and is comprised of 1,000 acres, including 180 acres of ponds, swamps and wetlands. Six miles of trails run through the park, allowing visitors to explore the forest first hand. Hunting is permitted in season at this park as well.
Address: Trotting Park Road Lowell MA USA
1 978 453-0592
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Forty miles of trails and a 100-acre pond chracterize this state forest. There are no developed recreational facilities in this park, however the beauty of the Massachusetts landscape still draws visitors from far and wide.
Address: Linebrook Road Ipswich MA USA
1 978 887-5931
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Formerly known as the Babson Farm granite quarry, Halibut Point State Park offers visitors the opportunity to explore tidal pools, hiking trails and a variety of picnic areas. The visitor center is set in a 60-foot renovated fire-control tower, and travelers have the chance to see as far north as the Maine coastline.
Address: Gott Avenue Rockport MA USA
1 978 546-2997
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The Lawrence Heritage State Park has a restored boarding house full of exhibits that harken back to the 19th century and Lawrence's inauguration as one of the United States' first planned industrial centers. Canoeing, fishing and hiking are also popular here, and the summer months see free concerts, lectures and drama performances in the park.
Address: 1 Jackson Street Lawrence MA USA 01840
1 978 794-1655
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Harold Parker State Forest is made up of 3,000 acres of woodland, and offers a variety of activities including hiking, biking, camping and horseback riding to list a few. There are no horse, bike or boat renatls in the park, so visitors must bring their own equipment.
Address: 1951 Turnpike Street North Andover MA USA
1 978 686-3391
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A unique display of artistic sculptures, this garden gallery exhibits the work of a number of feature artists. Accompanying paintings can be enjoyed within the gallery house.
Address: 4 Wonson St. Gloucester MA USA 01930
 Send an Email 1 978 395-1915
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Named for an attorney from the early 1900s, this park is made up of 721 acres, and offer visitors beaches, canoeing, fishing and hiking. Skiing and snowshoeing are popular winter activities.
Address: Asbury Street Topsfield MA USA
1 978 887-5931
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Georgetown is located about four miles south of Groveland, MA. The Georgetown Rowley State Forest is made up of 1,112 acres, and offers visitors a variety of activities, such as horseback riding, hiking, limited hunting, cross country skiing and snowmobiling depending on the season.
Address: Route 97 Georgetown MA USA
1 978 887-5931
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Nineteenth century gardens and plantings are one of the major draws for visitors to this historic park. Hiking, biking and picnicking are all well-liked activities here. Part of the park is closed during the winter due to the roosting habits of the bald eagle.
Address: Curzon Mill Road Newburyport MA USA
1 978 465-7223
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Sandy Point State Reservation can be found on Plum Island, a barrier island on the Atlantic coast. This park opens one half-hour before sunrise and closes at 8pm daily. This 77 acres of reserve land is known as an important nesting ground of the piping plover, and visitors may be able to catch a glimpse of this federally endangered bird while exploring the island.
Address: Parker River Wildlife Refuge Road Ipswich MA USA
1 978 462-4481
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Salem Willows is an amusement park that offers something for visitors of all ages. Attractions include an 1866 carousel, a video arcade with vintage pinball machines, unique food vendors and park area that is ideal for picnicking. Visitors enjoy relaxing under the 200-year old willow trees, playing on the beach and fishing from the pier. Admission to the park is free.
Address: 171 Fort Avenue Salem MA USA
1 978 745-0251
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At one time, Lowell was the site of several textile mills that operated along the canal system in the town. Today, visitors can explore the role that Lowell played in the industrial hostory of the United States. Swimming and boating in the Merrimack River are also popular activities at this park.
Address: 500 Pawtucket Boulevard Lowell MA USA
1 978 369-6312
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