ASTRO Experiences · Plymouth, MA
Curated local experience providers on the ASTRO Network — bonfires, beach setups, charters, and events worth remembering.
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Plymouth, MA
1749 Spooner House Museum is a premier museum offering unique local experiences in Plymouth, MA. Designed to provide ASTRO short-term rental guests with memorable moments, this establishment stands out as a highly recommended highlight for visitors exploring the area. Guests staying in member short-term rentals can enjoy curated offerings and explore the best of Plymouth's local culture and scenery.
Plymouth, MA Area
Offers bike rentals for exploring historic Plymouth, with a 2-day minimum rental and free delivery/pick-up service to your hotel, Air B&B, or campground.
Plymouth, MA Area
Provides rentals for kayaks and stand-up paddleboards (SUPs), guided tours including oyster farm tours, beach ferry services to Brown's Bank or Plymouth Beach, and various private cruises in Plymouth Harbor.
Plymouth, MA
The Plimoth Grist Mill is a working reproduction of the Plymouth Colonists’ original 1636 grain mill, located on Town Brook. Visitors can learn about the mill’s history and workings, including 200-year-old millstones grinding corn. Guests can observe a 14-foot waterwheel powered by Town Brook and see 54-inch grinding stones inside. A hands-on exhibit area explores water power and simple machines.
Plymouth, MA
Plymouth Country Club is a private, member-governed club located in historic Plymouth, Massachusetts. Organized and incorporated in 1910, its golf course was designed by famed architect Donald Ross. The club is situated in America's Hometown.
Plymouth, MA
Pilgrim Hall Museum in Plymouth, MA, is America’s Museum of Pilgrim Possessions. It presents the 400-year-old story of the Mayflower Pilgrims and the Indigenous Wampanoag people. The museum houses the world’s most significant Plymouth Colony collection and features an exhibit called The Plymouth Tapestry.
Plymouth, MA
Plymouth Yacht Club is a full-service boating facility located on Cape Cod Bay in Massachusetts. The club offers sailing programs, waterfront amenities, and private event venues for members seeking a complete boating experience.
Plymouth, MA Area
Offers whale watching trips, deep sea fishing excursions, a fast ferry to Provincetown, harbor cruises, and private charters departing from Plymouth, MA.
Plymouth, MA
The Jabez Howland House is a museum in Plymouth, MA, and the only existing house in Plymouth where Pilgrims actually spent time. Built around 1667, it was home to Jabez Howland, son of Pilgrims John and Elizabeth, and became a museum in 1912. This National Register of Historic Places site features fine period furniture, artifacts from archeological digs, and Howland family documents, including those from Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Winston Churchill. Its gardens display plants native to 17th century Plymouth.
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The Richard Sparrow House, located at 42 Summer Street in Plymouth, Massachusetts, is a remarkable historic home. Built in 1640 by Richard Sparrow, who arrived in Plymouth with his family …
Plymouth, MA Area
A waterfront massage and skin care spa offering massage therapy, Eminence facials, and luxurious spa treatments.
Plymouth, MA Area
A wellness and beauty lounge offering IV hydration, immunity boosting, weight loss, and beauty services, with both in-lounge and mobile concierge options.
Plymouth, MA
The Jenney Museum is dedicated to conveying the impact of 51 Pilgrims on the founding and development of the United States. It offers educational tours and programs, including walking tours of historic Plymouth and the National Monument to the Forefathers, led by guides in period clothing. Visitors can also explore exhibits on Pilgrims, slavery, family, and faith. Indoor presentations and interactive conversations are also available.