Things To Do in Wilmington, MA
Silver Lake Town Beach
Swim and sun at Wilmington’s beloved freshwater lake, with lifeguards in season and a sandy launch for casual paddles. Evening light over the water makes for mellow strolls on warm days.
Yentile Farm Recreational Facility
Bring the family to turf fields, a splash pad, and walking loops at this modern community park. There’s plenty of open space for picnics and pick-up games.
Wilmington Town Common & Gazebo
Relax on the green heart of Wilmington, where seasonal concerts and community gatherings add small-town charm. Grab a coffee nearby and enjoy easy people-watching.
Wilmington Memorial Library
Beyond books, the library hosts author talks, maker programs, and local history exhibits. Quiet, bright spaces make it a pleasant mid-day stop.
Phone: 978-658-2967
Wilmington Town Museum at the Harnden Tavern
Step into an 18th-century tavern to explore artifacts and stories from Wilmington’s earliest days. Docent guidance brings colonial life into focus.
Aleppo Shriners Auditorium & Conference Center
From craft fairs to concerts and festivals, this sizable venue keeps the calendar lively. Check listings for seasonal events and specialty expos.
Wilmington Town Forest
Hit easy woodland trails lined with stone walls, glacial erratics, and birdsong. It’s a quick nature retreat only minutes from the center.
Rotary Park Playground
Let the kids burn energy on updated structures while you relax under mature shade trees. The central location makes it an easy add to your day.
Wilmington Farmers Market (Seasonal)
Shop fresh produce, baked goods, and crafts while enjoying live music on select dates. It’s a friendly way to meet growers and makers.
Wilmington Veterans Memorial
Pay respects at the town’s memorial honoring service members. Thoughtful landscaping creates a quiet, reflective pocket near the center.
Harnden Tavern Grounds & Garden
Even when the museum is closed, the grounds invite a quick historical stroll. Plaques and the classic saltbox silhouette reward photo-seekers.
K1 Speed Boston (Wilmington)
Put the pedal down on electric indoor go-karts at this climate-controlled track. Timed heats, leagues, and group events make it easy to turn friendly rivalry into bragging rights.
Wilmington Dog Park
Let pups romp in fenced small- and large-dog enclosures with shade and benches. It’s a friendly meet-up spot to socialize both dogs and humans.
Phone (Recreation): 978-658-4270
Glen Road Berry Bog
Take a mellow loop beside historic boglands near Town Hall and wetlands teeming with songbirds. Boardwalk-style sections keep your shoes dry after rains.
Aprile Field (Town Park)
Bring a glove for casual catch or cheer on local rec teams at this bookable diamond. Surrounding greenspace makes it picnic-friendly between innings.
Phone (Recreation): 978-658-4270
Palmer Field (Town Hall)
Right beside Town Hall, this central field hosts games, practices, and town events. It’s an easy add-on after errands or library visits.
Phone (Recreation): 978-658-4270
Whitefield Field
A neighborhood diamond and green where youth games fill spring afternoons. Flat sidelines make it stroller-friendly for families with little fans.
Phone (Recreation): 978-658-4270
Swain Green
This central lawn hosts markets, performances, and pop-up community events. On off days it’s simply a peaceful place to read or picnic.
Wilmington Community Television (WCTV)
Tour the studio, learn camera basics, or enroll kids in media workshops. It’s a hands-on way to try broadcasting and storytelling.
Phone: 978-657-4066
Wilmington Senior Center
Join fitness classes, art sessions, and day trips designed for seniors. The weekly calendar keeps social connection at the forefront.
Wilmington United Methodist Church
Admire the historic sanctuary and check the calendar for concerts, fairs, and community meals. Welcoming volunteers keep events lively and family-friendly.
Phone: 978-658-4519
St. Thomas of Villanova
Visit a 1920s Augustinian parish that anchors community life with services and seasonal events. Architecture buffs will appreciate its classic lines and stained glass.
St. Dorothy Church
St. Dorothy is the sister parish to St. Thomas and hosts services, choirs, and community gatherings. Stop by for a quiet moment or a music event.
Abundant Life Church
Energetic services, youth programs, and seasonal community events fill the calendar here. Visitors are welcomed with a friendly, local vibe.
Phone: 978-657-8710
Woburn Street School Playground Program (Seasonal)
In summer, kids can join counselor-led crafts, games, and outdoor fun right at the school grounds. It’s a great way to make friends and burn energy.
Phone (Recreation): 978-658-4270
Fullerton Park
Unfold a blanket under big shade trees near Silver Lake at this laid-back pocket park. It’s a calm alternative to the busier beach area.
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