Located in Quincy, Massachusetts, this historic landmark was the home of former presidents John Adams and his son John Quincy Adams. John Adams was the second president of the United States, while his son became the sixth president in the early 1800s. Eleven buildings tell the story of multiple generations of politically inclined families, and the Stone Library is thought to be the first presidential library with over 14,000 books. This is also the home in which John Adams lived while the Declaration of Independence was being penned by the Founding Fathers.
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Although plenty of history and learning opportunities are readily on display at Adams National Historical Park, the area does not lack opportunities for outdoor engagement and fun. Guided tours are available for the entire family via trolley, and nature lovers are sure to appreciate the amount of wildlife they may encounter here, including foxes, hawks, and deer. The park is also known for its conservation efforts, most of which are focused on recycling and the effective use of pollinators to help reduce any potential negative effects of pesticides on the environment.
Hiking TrailsThis trail is a popular destination for anyone interested in hiking or mountain biking. The trail winds up and down over many hills, the tallest reaching 635 feet. From there, you can get a fantastic view of Boston from above.
Quincy, MA 02169
15.1 Miles
Strenuous
This trail is suitable for beginners or those looking for a leisurely stroll by the Neponset River. Mostly paved and heavily trafficked, Lower Neponset River Trail is a popular spot for bikers, too.
Dorchester, MA to Milton, MA
5 Miles
Easy
The World's End Hiking Trail sees moderate foot traffic all year. Beautiful flowers of all kinds line the edges of the trail all the way around, and you can get another nice view of the Boston skyline.
Martins Ln, Hingham, MA 02043
3.8 Miles
Easy
SightseeingOne of America's first full-scale granite quarrying endeavors started here with its stone products being used in Bunker Hill's construction. Though the quarry is inactive, it is still a popular tourist destination. It offers scenic views, hiking, and a place to hunker down and have a picnic.
Ricciuti Dr, Quincy, MA 02169
From the top of Penn's Hill, Abigail Adams and her son John Quincy Adams watched as the Battle of Bunker Hill raged below them. Though the battle took place in 1775 at the height of the Revolutionary War, the cairn, built in her memory, didn't come around until 1896.
1-9 Viden Rd, Quincy, MA 02169
The Hancock Adams Common is a shining centerpiece in Quincy, MA, commemorating the births of two US presidents. With water fountains and a tree-lined promenade, this is a great place to relax and take in the sights.
Unnamed Road, Quincy, MA 02169
MuseumsThe Quincy Historical Society guides you through hundreds of years of American history. Learn how John and Abigail Adams helped build the United States as we know it today and the struggles of all involved.
8 Adams St, Quincy, MA 02169
This old house was owned by John Adams and his wife, Abigail. While John Adams was president, his wife busied herself with expanding it from a few rooms to a full estate.
135 Adams St, Quincy, MA 02169
Launched on July 4, 1945, this monstrosity of metal spent 10 years as the flagship in the Mediterranean and Second Fleet in the Atlantic. To get the full effect, guests can stay overnight or take part in guided tours to get a sense of its inner workings.
549 South St, Pier 3, Quincy, MA 02169
Nearby Shops and RestaurantsThai Little Duck has all sorts of Thai-inspired meals. From tofu or wonton soups to shrimp tempura, crab rangoons, and dumplings, their lineup of delicious offerings ensures nobody will go hungry.
57 Granite St. Quincy, MA 02169-5005
Punjab Cafe has fish, chicken kabobs with almond or cashew sauce, and more. Those wanting to try a little of everything should get the Punjab Platter. If you are looking for an exotic dessert, try a samosa, an Indian pastry with potatoes and beans.
653 Southern Artery, Quincy, MA 02169-5645
Looking to keep up with the latest entertainment, like video games or movies? Alpha Omega Hobby has everything you need, from tabletop games to 3D printing. This is a great place to pick up miniature figurines and dice for role-playing games to keep you busy on your RV trip.
1515 Hancock St, Quincy, MA 02169
Adams National Historical Park is located on the east coast of Massachusetts. Head northwest on I-93 N, then take exit 11 to merge onto Granite Ave towards MA-203/Ashmont. Turn right onto Hill Top St. Go about a quarter of a mile onto Hallet St and turn right onto Gallivan Blvd. Continue straight onto Hancock St and keep right. After half a mile, take a slight right onto Newport Avenue Extension, where it will become Newport Ave. Go 1.5 miles and turn left onto Adams St. Take a slight right onto Hancock St and then turn left onto Saville Ave.
1250 Hancock St, Quincy, MA 02169
Fee: Park-Specific Annual Pass $55.0
Fee: Entry Fee (Per Vehicle) $30.0
Fee: Entry Fee (Per Person) $15.0
Entry fee per person on bicycle or walking in.
Anyone interested in American history and RV traveling is in luck; Adams National Historical Park offers a glimpse into the not-so-ancient past, looking back past the American Revolution. Here, you can learn about the second president of the United States, John Adams, and his efforts towards helping design America into what it is now. You can tour his old home or check out the USS Salem, a warship off the coast of Massachusetts. Located in the historic city of Quincy, MA, an RV trip to this memorable park will surely stay with you for years to come.
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