Hamilton, MA Road Trips

The Town of Hamilton has long been known for its association with equestrian and agricultural activities. Hamilton is continually exploring new ways to grow, while embracing its rich and storied history. With 15 square miles (40 km²) of winding roads, rolling hills, green forests, and miles of open fields, Hamilton is rural, peaceful, and inviting.

1 Asbury Grove, S. Hamilton. This historical Methodist Camp is home for many S. Hamilton residents. It includes many smaller neighborhoods with small houses full of character. Each house is painted in bright colors with unique architectural designs. 2 Patton Park, 340 Bay Rd. Home of General George S. Patton's historic World War II military tank, this park has walking, running, and biking paths, a playground, public baseball fields, tennis courts, basketball, and volleyball courts. There's also a community swimming pool. During the summer, there are local musical acts featured in the park's center gazebo. (updated Apr 2025) 3 Sagamore Hill Solar Radio Observatory, Sagamore Hill. A ground-based observatory for scientific observation of the sun.

Chebacco Lake. Boating and swimming, many hidden spots for romantic picnics and getaways. 1 Myopia Hunt Club, 435 Bay Rd, ☏ +1 978 468-7956. Country club with golf course, tennis courts, swimming pools, and a few acres of open field where polo is played every Sunday in the spring. Neverland Theater, Hamilton-Wenham Community House, 284 Bay Rd, ☏ +1 978 468-7925. Local theater company creates fun, lively versions of classic Broadway plays and musicals, casting both children and adults. (updated Apr 2025) True North Gallery, 25 Woodbury St (Exit 17 off 128 North. Rt 22.), ☏ +1 978 468-1962. W-Sa noon-5PM. Indigenous art from the far North. Sculptures and prints produced by Inuit artists, carvings by Yupik artists in Alaska and Siberia, embroidered reindeer leather jewelry from Sami artists in Lapland, and carvings and prints by artists from the Pacific Northwest. Handmade antique sleigh tables, snowshoe chairs, and other décor inspired by the far North.

Daniella's Pizzeria and More, 275 Asbury St, ☏ +1 978 468-0188. Small family-run pizzeria with salads, subs and more. (updated Apr 2025) Hamilton House of Pizza, 40 Railroad Ave, ☏ +1 978 468-3955. Hamilton's first pizzeria with salads and subs of all sorts. (updated Apr 2025) Henderson's Café, 300 Main St, ☏ +1 978 468-3100. Small, quiet, and cozy café for breakfast, lunch or a late-afternoon snack. (updated Apr 2025) The Weathervane Tavern, 85 Railroad Ave, ☏ +1 978 468-2600. Restaurant and bar. Can be difficult to get a table. Local favorite among people living in Hamilton. (updated Apr 2025)

Black Cow Tap & Grill, 16 Bay Rd, ☏ +1 978 468-1166. Popular restaurant and bar. You can eat American fare and pub food. The upscale environment invites a crowd of older residents and young professionals. Their extensive beer selection includes national and locally brewed lagers and ales such as Fisherman's Brew, Wachusett Blueberry Ale, and many more New England brews, wines from around the world, and specialty drinks including original creations such as the Kiss in the Dark Martini. (updated Apr 2025) The Weathervane Tavern, 85 Railroad Ave, ☏ +1 978 468-2600. Local, international and generic beers, extensive wine list includes all types and flavors.

Hamilton-Wenham train station is served by the MBTA Commuter Rail Newburyport Line which goes to Boston North Station. From Boston, take I-93 North to Route 128 towards Gloucester/Rockport. Exit 20A from Route 128 onto Route 1A. Follow Route 1A through North Beverly, Wenham into Hamilton. The trip is about 32 mi (51 km) and takes 30-35 minutes.