Maudslay State Park in Newburyport, Massachusetts, offers a delightful self-guided walk that is perfect for families with children. The park's 480-acre expanse, once the Moseley Estate, is rich with historical charm and natural beauty. Families can embark on a self-guided tour through lush nineteenth-century gardens, scenic meadows, and towering pine forests.
The trail provides an opportunity to learn about the park's history, including its literary gatherings and the legacy of the Moseley family. This walk is an engaging way for children to connect with nature and history simultaneously, making it both educational and enjoyable.
The self-guided walk at Maudslay State Park is particularly enchanting because of the seasonal blooms that adorn the landscape. From the vibrant azaleas and rhododendrons in May to the spectacular mountain laurels in June, and the colorful foliage in the fall, there is always something in bloom. The park’s interpretive programs enhance the experience, offering insights into the various plant species and the historical significance of the gardens.
Families can enjoy a peaceful stroll, taking in the diverse flora and scenic views, while children delight in the beauty and variety of the blooms. This self-guided tour is a perfect way to spend a day outdoors, exploring and appreciating the natural wonders of Maudslay State Park.
When:
Daily Dawn to Dusk through the Season 2024
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Prices:
FREE
Phone:
978.465.7223
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