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Obvious fall recreation actvities in New England include apple picking and later in the season, pumpkin picking. Add another native New England agritourism to your family's first day of fall activity list: cranberry bog tours.
Local Massachusetts farms offer tours and if you are lucky enough you may happen upon a cranberry harvest. Because the first day of fall is on Tuesday, a weekday, you may not have time in your busy family's school and work schedule to visit a cranberry bog. The first day of fall is still a good reminder of the beauty and recreational opportunities waiting for you this season. Keep this list handy for free time on weekends and afternoons when you are not carpooling the family off for soccer, football or scouts.
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Flax Pond Farms
Flax Pond Farms Cranberry Bog Tour
Carver, MA 02330
- Flax Pond Farms in Carver, MA offers tours. Read more about taking your family on a recreational tour of Flax Pond Farms.
Cranberry Bog Tours. Harwich, MA
While you can have a bog tour any day of the week, you will need to make reservations first.
Cranberry Bog Tours
374 Main Street
Harwich, MA
Email: info@cranberrybogtour.com
508-432-0790
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Upcoming Cranberry Picking Event: October 25, 2009
The Appalachian Mountain Club is hosting an event for families in Central Massachusetts. It's not just the Cape that has cranberry bogs, and AMC invites you and your family to join the hike at Wachusett Reservoir, which will be followed up with wild berry picking. Read more about the AMC's Cranberry Picking Event.
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