Business Description
Fully-equipped cottages. Private docks and tie-downs, walking and biking trails. Westward facing shores offer free, daily sunsets.
Parker Cottages of Lake Boon are seasonal, fully-equipped and exceptionally maintained cottages. Abundant water activities, private docks and boat tie downs and walking and biking trails are offered.
Situated along the banks of the meandering Assabet River and nestled in an opening of tall pines, oaks, maples and fragrant black birch; Parker Cottages of Lake Boon is just 45 Minutes west of Boston; 15 minutes from I 495 in Bolton and 15 minutes from I 290 in Hudson.
The convenient location of Parker Cottages of Lake Boon allows for a complete get-away vacation, or a simple shift of home base; allowing you to go off to work in the morning and arrive home to a vacation every night, leaving you the weekend as a bonus!
Lake Boon is in eastern Massachusetts and it covers about 163 acres. The lake’s borders are shared by the towns of Stow and Hudson, Massachusetts. It was originally named Boon Pond after Matthew Boon, an explorer from Charlestown, Massachusetts who came to the area in 1660. In 1883 a monument was erected in memory of him.
Grocery stores, shopping centers, apple orchards, seasonal farm stands and the Assabet River National Wildlife Refuge are close by. Four golf courses are within a 5 mile range.
Enjoy the friendly solitude of this lakeside get-away, a million memories are guaranteed.
Address & Contact
- Street:
- 71 Kingland Road
- City:
- Stow
- State:
- Massachusetts
- Category:
- Local Business
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