What to do in Marshfield, MA

This serene sanctuary showcases diverse habitats from oak forests to salt marshes along the North River. Stroll the sensory trail to spot harbour seals and migratory birds from observation platforms.

Step inside one of America's most authentic colonial-era homes, built in 1699 for Mayflower descendant Isaac Winslow. Explore rooms with period artefacts while walking trails connect you to neighbouring historic sites.

Experience world-class deep-sea fishing for bluefin tuna, cod, and sharks with Green Harbor's expert captains. Aboard well-equipped vessels, both novice and seasoned anglers can explore productive northeastern waters.

This traditional walking-only course features immaculate Vesper Velvet bent-grass greens in a coastal setting. Golfers of all levels enjoy the strategic layout with wide fairways and scenic water hazards.

This 68-acre nature preserve offers a tranquil one-mile loop through pine woodlands and along the scenic North River. Stroll past historic stone walls and watch for wildlife in this serene Massachusetts landscape.

This 578-acre sanctuary offers diverse habitats where migratory birds and native wildlife flourish. Explore 3.5 miles of trails with strategically placed observation blinds for unobtrusive wildlife viewing.

Marshfield Fair is just one of the places to see in Marshfield, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? Wander the seaside and beaches while you're in the area.

This Queen Anne Victorian mansion preserves the legacy of Daniel Webster, a prominent 19th-century American statesman. Tour the elegantly restored rooms with knowledgeable docents who bring history to life.