Myles Standish State Forest
"Plymouth visitors often come for a full day of pond swimming, biking, and camping in a large natural setting close to town. It is an easy outdoor escape from the waterfront and historic downtown."
Massachusetts’ largest state forest, known for its kettle ponds, pine barrens, and year-round outdoor recreation.
Shawme-Crowell State Forest
"Plymouth visitors are drawn to the forest for a close-by wooded retreat and campground. It is also a good starting point for day trips across the Cape."
A peaceful Cape Cod state forest offering camping, hiking, biking, and picnicking in a wooded setting.
Wompatuck State Park
"Plymouth visitors are often looking for nearby camping, biking, and pond-side recreation within a reasonable drive."
A sprawling South Shore park with camping, biking, hiking, ponds, and historic military features.
Borderland State Park
"Plymouth visitors often choose Borderland for a change from the coast and a chance to enjoy inland woods and ponds. It is a good destination for relaxed recreation and scenic exploration."
A historic woodland park with ponds, carriage roads, and year-round outdoor recreation.
Nickerson State Park
"Plymouth visitors enjoy the short drive to freshwater beaches, wooded trails, and family-friendly recreation."
A scenic Cape Cod park with kettle ponds, beaches, camping, and miles of wooded recreation.