Lodging:
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26 South
Main St. Carver, MA 02330-1347 Tel: 508.866.9228
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During your visit
you will sleep in a beautiful bed then wake to a beautiful breakfast.
You can gain nurture from our grounds, gardens, stroll through our
peaceful grove to our private lake. You can slip into our giant hammock
and rest on the quiet dock, then paddle on the lake in our canoes or
kayaks. When you’re ready, the freshest organic lunch is served. Our
master chef takes care to bring you the choice best of goodness from
local organic farms and gardens, wineries, cheesemakers for
extraordinary dining. Or, you can first enjoy one or more of our
luxurious healing choices in your room or suite that will transform your
body, mind and spirit, then have lunch... (See our carriage house and
meditation loft for descriptions of special retreat choices we can
customize for your unique experience.) There’s also great shopping,
arts, tennis, biking, swimming....or a picnic. Your choices are many. |
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Lakenham Inn
170 Plymouth Street
P.O. Box 48
North Carver, MA 02355 |
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Travel back in time and spend a relaxing visit in the Village of Lakenham, Carver’s first settlement. The Lakenham House occupies a prominent place on the historic Lakenham Green, once the site of militia musters, concerts and social gatherings. Built in the early nineteenth century in the Federal architectural style as the home of the Reverend Jonathan Shaw, it was soon after transformed to a tavern and inn by Rufus Sherman. Sherman Hall hosted town meetings, church socials and militia gatherings as well as offering hospitality to weary travelers. Edward and Maureen Fuller have spent the past 30 years lovingly restoring the grand old house and grounds while raising their 3 sons and actively participating in the social and civic life of Carver. Their dreams of recreating the warmth and comfort of an early American inn are now a reality. |
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Shady Acres |
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Shady Acres Family
Campground is located on 70 acres amongst picturesque cranberry bogs and
beautiful forests abound with pitch pine, white pine, and scrub oak
forest. The area is one of the largest contiguous pitch pine and scrub
oak communities north of Long Island. There are 200 total consisting of
a varying mix of seasonal and transient sites. We are a family run
campground with friendly campers. Once you have camped at Shady Acres
and see how friendly everyone is you’ll be hooked. |
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Myles Standish
Cranberry Road
South Carver, Ma |
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Sprawling across the
southern sections of Plymouth and Carver, Myles
Standish State Forest is the largest publicly
owned recreation area in southeastern
Massachusetts. MSSF offers five camping areas,
tucked into the forest or set along the edges of
four of the park's 16 ponds.
All are beautifully maintained and a section
of the Charge Pond area is set aside
specifically for horse camping. A day-use area
at College Pond offers picnicking, swimming,
fishing, canoeing. Fifteen miles of bicycle
trails, 35 miles of equestrian trails and 13
miles of hiking trails take visitors deep into
the forest, which includes one of the largest
contiguous pitch pine/scrub oak communities
north of Long Island. |
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