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Marshfield, Massachusetts Travel Guide
Marshfield is a small town in Massachusetts. The history of Marshfield dates back thousands of years to when it was occupied by native tribes, and it's still home to Native American roads there were established in the 17th century before European settlers arrived. Today, it's best known for its proximity to sandy beaches and its history.
Things to Do in Marshfield, Massachusetts
Marshfield is a small town with a laid-back vibe and it's close to beautiful beaches. Head to Duxbury Beach Park, which is a sandy strip with a seafood shack and an ice cream bar. Rexhame Beach is another great beach to visit that's nearby to Marshfield.
The Daniel Webster Wildlife Sanctuary is the largest conservation organization in New England and it's located in Marshfield. The sanctuary is an enormous 500 acres in size and it's home to grassland, swamp, and a river. There's plenty of flora and fauna to see.
You can also visit the nearby Art Complex Museum in Duxbury, which is home to a variety of art and exhibitions.
Best Places to Stay in Marshfield, Massachusetts
You can find some nice beachside rentals near to Marshfield, and these range from larger houses through to small beach condos.
Best Time to Visit Marshfield, Massachusetts
The best time of year to visit Marshfield is from early July to mid August, which is the peak time to hit the beach.
The Weather in Marshfield
This climate histogram shows you the weather patterns in Marshfield. The hottest month in Marshfield is June, when temperatures peak at 99 ˚F. The coolest month is November, when temperatures drop to 10 ˚F. The wettest month in Marshfield is September with 5.35 inches of rain, while the driest month is June with 0.59 inches of rain.
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