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A Trappist monk community. Visitors are welcome to walk the areas in front of the church entrance but should not enter the areas of enclosure. The monks are happy to talk to visitors, and pray with or for them if asked. Guests are also allowed to join in with mass and prayer services, and are welcome to visit the gift shop. Check the website for the hours for the gift shop, mass and prayer services, and the showroom hours for the Holy Rood Guild.
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A nature reserve spanning across Spencer, Leicester, and Paxton. Lots of hiking areas, as well as being available for public fishing, hunting, and trapping.
14-acre lakefront park in the center of town. Has picnic tables and play ground, skateboard park, and disc golf course. No swimming.
Bayberry Bowladrome
Bowling alley, arcade center, and billiard hall with a beer and wine bar.
A park commemorating Samuel Bemis, the first permanent European settler of Spencer, and Captain Edmund Bemis, who served in the Seven Years' War. In addition to the monuments, the park has two Parrott guns used during the American Civil War.
A Mass Audubon wildlife preserve on the west bank of Burncoat Pond. Has 2 miles of moderate to rugged walking trails.
A small war memorial established in 1975 to honor three Spencer men who died in the Vietnam War. It was the first memorial of its kind in the United States.