TOP 30 Community farming in Chelmsford, Massachusetts

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Maxwell's of Chelmsford, located at 24 Maple Road in Chelmsford, Massachusetts, is a beloved institution specializing in lawn, garden, farm, wild bird, and premium pet food supplies. Formerly known as Chelmsford Agway, the name was changed in April 2019 to better reflect its status as an independent, locally owned small business. Despite the name change, Maxwell's still offers the same trusted Agway products and maintains the same friendly and knowledgeable staff. With a long history of serving the Chelmsford community, Maxwell's is committed to providing quality products, expert advice, and excellent customer service for all your lawn, garden, and pet needs. Take a virtual tour of the store to see for yourself the wide range of products and services available.

Welcome to Chelmsford Creamery, your local haven for delightful treats and gourmet indulgences! Nestled in the heart of Chelmsford at 131 Gorham Street, Massachusetts, our creamery is dedicated to bringing you the finest selection of handcrafted ice creams, artisanal cheeses, and gourmet food items. Whether you're in the mood for a classic scoop of rich, creamy ice cream or searching for the perfect cheese to complement your charcuterie board, Chelmsford Creamery has something to satisfy every palate. Our commitment to quality is reflected in our use of locally sourced ingredients, ensuring that each product is as fresh and flavorful as possible. We take pride in supporting local farmers and producers, which allows us to offer you an authentic taste of Massachusetts.

Welcome to Riverwalk, a captivating urban park located in the heart of Lowell, Massachusetts, where history and nature blend seamlessly along the scenic Merrimack River. Situated at Lowell National Historical Park, Riverwalk offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore the rich industrial heritage of the area while enjoying the beauty of the natural landscape. Embark on the Riverwalk Ramble, one of four urban trails available at the park. This engaging 2.3-mile trail guides you from the historic Boott Cotton Mills to the Guard Locks and Francis Gate on the Pawtucket Canal. While the National Park Service’s Lowell Waterways brochure suggests a 1.6-mile distance, our extended measure reveals more to explore. Although the trail does not form a loop, the return journey offers a fresh perspective on the path already traveled.

Welcome to Thanksgiving Forest Reservation, a breathtaking 45-acre town forest nestled in the heart of South Chelmsford, Massachusetts. Located at 40 Janet Road, this enchanting park and tourist attraction offers a serene escape for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. Adjacent to the charming "Farms 1" neighborhood, Thanksgiving Forest Reservation is a natural haven that borders the scenic west bank of Russell Mill Pond and connects seamlessly to the expansive Great Brook Farm State Park in Carlisle. Steeped in history, the forest derives its name from a cherished local tradition: an annual Thanksgiving Day fox hunt, where townsmen would gather at the forest's iconic mass of boulders. Today, visitors can still marvel at these massive outcroppings and explore the diverse mix of hardwood and softwood trees that grace the landscape.