The town of Duxbury is located in a coastal area that is often considered a quaint suburb of Boston. Duxbury is home to a variety of fun activities, interesting attractions, and unique Duxbury lodging options. Check-in to a charming Duxbury bed and breakfast or a cozy Duxbury inn, and prepare to discover all that this town has in store for you. Popularly known as Massachusetts' sixth largest producer of cranberries, Duxbury has also recently been noted for its abundant oyster beds and shellfish. The town's natural scenery -- dotted with bogs, ponds, brooks, rivers, and marshes -- provides a perfect setting for a relaxing vacation or romantic getaway. Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy exploring Duxbury's Back River, as well as strolling through Duxbury's various sanctuaries, forests and conservation areas. History buffs can discover the area's rich history by visiting the
King Caesar House, a Federal-style historic house built in 1808. Other unique historical sights include the John Alden House and the Alden House Museum Historic Site, the Powder Point Bridge, and the Myles Standish Monument. The North Hill Golf Course makes for full day of golfing, while the Art Complex Museum immerses visitors in local artwork. At the end of the day make your way back to the warm hospitality and comforts of home provided by your Duxbury bed and breakfast or Duxbury inn. A comfy bed and a restful night's sleep await you at your Duxbury lodging.
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