Groton meets my freshly butchered meat, best ever steakhouse, kayaking and hiking needs…read more Five stars.

Groton is a quaint little town situated in the North-northeast section of Massachusetts. The…read moreAmerican Indians who lived here thousands of years ago called this area "Petapawag" meaning "swampy land" - and you'll notice when driving through that there are a lot of wetlands in the area. The town itself doesn't have much going on. You won't find any malls or movie theaters or McDonalds or a Stop & Shop. Storefronts are zoned to look old-timey. You'd never know the Citizens or Bank of America located downtown were banks, except for the small signs out front. The town hall is gorgeous. Looks small from the outside, but inside every department is clearly marked and everyone inside is very polite and helpful. Groton is a rich town - and their taxes certainly reflect this! Homes, even two-family homes, are zoned to look like one-family dwellings from the outside. This keeps the quaint nature of the town intact. When you mention Groton to people, they generally know if from one of two things: The Lawrence Acadamy, which is the most expensive private high school in America, or Gibbet Hill, which is known as an excellent restaurant in town. If you like nature, Groton is your place - there's a huge bike path through town (part of the old Boston & Maine railway) as well as many lakes and ponds and forest to explore. Groton has grown over the years, but knows to keep itself looking as it should instead of bursting at the seams with modern stores, etc.

I love me a covered bridge. But on this one - the sidewalks are outside - so when you walk on the…read moresidewalk you do not get the experience of walking through a covered bridge. Extremely disappointing.

Beautiful bridge, a great addition to the town of Pepperell. Such a simple thing but it adds so…read moremuch character to the town and has become an icon of the Town of Pepperell. It is also well built from everything I can tell, though I'm no expert on that kind of thing. It's genuinely so endearing and it's a nice place to just stay for a while and admire. Also has historical significance to the town. If you are in Pepperell, definitely drive by, or if you can, walk by.

I can't believe no one has reviewed this glorious establishment yet! Only kidding, I totally can…read more I have lived in Pepperell, Massachusetts my entire life, and I have to say its capacity for upward social mobility has really gained some traction over the past twenty-two years. For example, we used to have two thriving elementary schools and now we find we can function just as well using only one! Ah, budget cuts you ol' hoot! We've even had approximately four different Italian restaurants existing within the same plot over the past eight years. You say job security? I say shmob schmeshmurity--who needs it anyway? We used to not have a Subway franchise, and now we do! Check and mate. "The Depot" pizza establishment has moved around a plethora of times throughout the past decade, but what better way to keep the townsfolk on their toes? We still have a whole lot of nail salons, as always; Pepperell citizens have ranked number three in the "Best Looking Hands" category by the Princeton Review. (Just kidding. I just made that up. Please don't quote me on that.) But in all seriousness, every Independence Day we put on one HECK (pardon my strong language) of a fireworks display, and our historic covered bridge has been beautifully renovated over the past decade. We also now have a craft beer establishment, Pepperell Beverage, which has phenomenal selection and customer service. The schoolchildren really seem to enjoy the new skatepark. C&S still sells a hearty grinder. Park Street is lit. The farmer's market scene has really been growing and we have a Dunkin Donuts! I do, however, wonder but just one thing: whatever happened to that house on Prescott street by the Nissitissit River that literally just disappeared one day? You know, the one by the old schoolhouse? C'mon, I can't be the only one wondering about that. There's just a plot of empty land now. There's gotta be a conspiracy there. Anyway, for all you "Parks and Recreation" fans out there, Pepperell is literally Pawnee and Groton is literally Eagleton so therefore what we may lack in superiority we make up for in pride. We rule! Tell all your young and/or pregnant friends to move here so the youth population doesn't continue to decline. Encourage your kids to enroll in recreational sports, especially TAP basketball! Once you look past all the chilling Trump for America signs and the fact we definitely may exist atop a haunted Native American burial ground, Pepperell is a nice and welcoming town, located conveniently by tax-free New Hampshire. But seriously, that disappearing house. Where did it go?

They waited over a week to call me back although I requested an urgent call-back for a memorial…read moreservice for 50. By then I found another venue. Obviously don't need the business.

Played 9 holes here with my gf the other day. We walked 9 holes (I do not recommend walking) the…read moreMASSIVE hills you walk up and course layout is just odd. I know they don't have much space otherwise but first few holes are built into a hill which is terrible! You hit a good shot and it rolls off the side of a hill and into woods! Kinda a joke but was cheap and last few holes were good! Overall was good time but we were dead after walking up the huge hills

What a cute ranch!!! They offer free tours (you can select timed tours online or walk into the shop…read moreto rsvp in person). There are so many alpacas! The ranch separated the males and females. Alpacas shearing happened already (spring) so if you want to see them with full fur, staff told us to return in Nov. They are still cute :) Tour runs 45 mins long and we get to feed and pet them. I am so bad with names but I know one is called Summer. Two pregnant mamas and one baby on the ranch! On the way out, please put a donation in the jar or make a purchase at the store. Plenty of cute socks, sweater, etc. Please note that you will smell alpaca spit (or musty odor) when you enter the shop/ranch and even after you depart. Don't wear fancy clothes.

The owner of the ranch is such a genuine, friendly, and caring individual. She shared her story…read morewith us during the tour and you can really tell how passionate she is about this establishment and the alpacas. Most of the alpacas were friendly and you can clearly see how happy and well taken care of they are. I love visiting places where they care for their animals and treat them like family. Definitely a must visit if you're in the area. They do free 1 hour long tours, but donations are welcome. Make sure to make a reservation so they know you're coming.

I've been coming to this shop for years and absolutely love it! They have a great selection of…read morecrystals and just about everything spiritual, all at really reasonable prices. They also offer all kinds of readings, and every one I've had has been incredibly accurate I always felt a genuine connection with the reader. On top of that, they have a wide variety of classes, so there's always something new to explore. Definitely one of my favorite spiritual shops! Staff at the front are always informative and friendly as well.

I have visited Open Doors in Braintree mass on many occasions when I feel like I second-guess…read moremyself on my own intuition on my own healing, bright light. And I never leave there without feeling satisfied with my readings. And the very last time I was there, she explained to me that not only was a healer, in a sense I could help other people more. She inspired me. I bought my first two sets of tarot cards. I bought a beautiful Wind-chime that I leave on my deck it hangs over my deck gardens. And I also I'm looking forward to taking some Reiki classes here . I'm sure many other classes I'll be interested into. I've also purchased several different stones that I carry with me in my pocketbook to protect me while I'm driving. I also put stones inside my zipped pillowcase to help me sleep and stay protected from darkness.. My favorite thing are my Sage and my cleansing candles alongside my protection spray that she recommended that smells wonderful and alongside my spirit guides protecting me, I do feel like the spray helps.. Every time I walk into Open Doors , I'm greeted with such welcoming individuals. You feel like you're home. They're right there to share stories or help you find what you need. I'm looking forward to going back whenever I can. Thank you so much Open Doors sincerely, Jenny Folco.