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Open every Sunday 2-5PM, June-September. Appointments can also be made by contacting Medfield Historical Society. Rebuilt in 1680 after being burnt down by Native American raids the Peak house is one of the oldest houses in the region.
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An art gallery run by a Medfield resident. Displays several pieces of fine art that can be purchased.
Open June-August. The Gazebo hosts musical performances by local bands every Thursday night, and drama productions periodically throughout the summer. Past performances include MacBeth, Twelfth Night, Romeo and Juliet, and Love Letters.
One of the oldest houses in the United States.
is great for ice skating in the winter.
One of the longer river in the state of Massachusetts. The river winds through the town providing many areas the opportunity to go fishing. The Charles River is also a popular place to go canoeing. Best boating entrance located on Rt. 27 on the Medfield-Sherborn border.
is a 491-acre reservation in the northeast part of town. The property has 6.5 miles of nature trails for hiking or biking, a few ponds for fishing, and open space for picnics and barbeques.