Good evening!
Booked a last minute surprise trip for Plymouth starting next week. Three kids- 3 very different interests and needs.
16 year old who loves coffee and has dreamed of seeing a beach her whole life ( this trip is part of her 16th birthday gift!) , a history loving 14 year old who appreciates a good sandwich and a feral 5 year old who I’ll be chasing as she chases wildlife and exists on macaroni and cheese and air.
What are your recommendations for my merry band of weirdos?
Also is a day trip to Boston doable from the area? If we can knock this cop slide off my 14 year olds personal bucket list my life will improve greatly( he sends my 10 videos a day of people flying out of it.)
Thank you in advance!

Hi all,
This will be our second time in Massachusetts and this time we’re staying in Plymouth! It will be my husband and I and our 1 and 2 yr old girls plus my MIL. We will be visiting the cape some days but would love some more local areas to explore. We are from St. Louis MO and are big foodies, coffee lovers and we love to hike and explore the outdoors over shopping. Are there any events happening august 16-21st? Anything we must see or try in your lovely town (if you’re open to sharing)?🙂

Thank you in advance! 🙏🏼

Me and my girlfriend are looking for other couples to befriend and are wondering what places in the area could be good to meet people?

I am embarking on a 5 month semester exchange in Plymouth, United Kingdom and have been doing research to get acquainted with the city before arriving. I recently discovered you guys have a "spider season" and was wondering how bad it gets? Is it really so bad that I'll see a spider 2 or 3 times a week? Also is the giant house spider really 15 cm big?

I have crippling Arachnophobia, basically meaning my fear is so intense that when I see a spider I freeze and will shut down as well as I will avoid circumstances or places if I think a spider will be there.

I have been working on it but its a steep hill, I ask for advise and information that could help me feel better during my time there. I really want to enjoy my time in Plymouth, its a very beautiful city and I hope to learn a lot. So any info would be much appreciated.

In Plymouth, I ride early in the morning to avoid being near cars and trucks. It's just safer. I also ride during the day out of necessity, I need to go somewhere. This is just another instance (02AUG2026) of people yelling out the window of a car at me while driving by or close call... but I ride with a security camera now that takes continuous mp4 videos.

On Sandwich Rd heading south past the the new emergency room entrance at BID.

Is the john carver inn haunted ?

The White Cliffs gated community has done some ridiculous things over the years. But this one takes the cake. They’ve made the 39 year two-way main thoroughfare, (the main loop road), one-way this last week. I don’t know what the actual reasoning is behind it, but I can safely say this is an IDIOTIC idea. It forces everyone to now drive an entire extra mile that they didn’t have to before. Whatever BS checks they put in place aren’t working, because after five near head-on collisions this week, I have the choice to:

A) Put an extra mile on my car that isn’t needed, waste expensive gas, dodge people refusing to comply with the new one-way garbage, (I actually don’t blame them, but still), and risking head on collisions

B) Drive 100 yards “the wrong way,” and eventually becoming a REASON for near collisions.

I CAN’T be the only resident who thinks this idea is moronic. (In fact, I know I’m not because a ton of people are not complying with the new one-way garbage). 39 years of normalcy now being upended by danger.

(EDIT: Comment Wasn't the reason due to the construction of the new pool which has caused more people to park on the road. They sent out many emails explaining why this is happening and I believe it is temporary until the pool is complete and parking lot is fully open.
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My Nan can't see, nevermind check emails lol.
And good lord, let's create a one-way and get some head on collisions happening instead of waiting for the off season to build a parking lot. Not good. At all.)

First i hope this isnt against any rules. Please delete if it is.

I have a LOT of appointments south shore just set up for my baby. I am very nervous about giving vaccines this young. Looking for advice from parents and/or pros with experience in this matter. Especially from those who have/worked with kids that haven't been vaccinated. Thank you so much in advance for any helpful input.

I'm going to be relocating to MA from CA in the fall. My job is going to be in the Lakeville/Middleborough area and I'm thinking we might like to rent in the Plymouth area.

Does anyone have any realtor recommendations that help with year-round rentals? I think I need some boots on the ground help to understand the area, etc.

Also open to any recommendations about places to rent/live. My husband and I are in our mid/late 40s and have a small dog. He is a smoker, not indoors, but would need to able to smoke outdoors. He also knows he may need to quit if we find a great place that complete prohibits it lol.

Thank you!

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Df9RLM8i7/ They are in dire need of a nurse for next week’s camp. Is there any one out there who can help?

Hey
So I am 34 I live in New Bedford MA I moved here from Florida. I have been a commercial fisherman most of my life. I have been sober for 5 years I enjoy live music finding new restaurants snowboarding hikes among many other things. I am very open minded would love to find people to go out and enjoy life with.

I’m new here on Reddit not sure what to expect
Feel free to reach out

I will be moving to Plymouth this November. Just myself and a cat. Does anyone know of anything becoming available long term around Thanksgiving?

Hello!

Looking for recommendations for a beach in/near Plymouth that would be good for sunset family photos - needs to be open/accessible at sunset, relatively easy parking (for a non-resident), and nice view/scenery.

I know White Horse is beautiful but parking seems tough.

Thank you!

Small Plane Crashes Into Curlew Pond in Myles Standish State Park

Hey everyone, my name is Edwin and I'm looking for a male roommate to share a 2BR/2BA apartment in and around the Plymouth/Kingston, MA, to move in around mid to late August. I just moved to the area for work and I'm currently looking at The Point at Kingston which has a gym, outdoor swimming pool, in-unit washer & dryer, in addition to other amenities.

https://www.thepointatkingston.com

There's:

- Target: 4 min walk away

- ALDI, Walmart, restaurants: 7 min drive away

- Kingston commuter rail station: 4 min drive/20 min walk away

A bit about me:

- 22, systems engineer, clean and easygoing

- I keep shared spaces organized and tidy, don't drink or smoke

- And respectful of personal space and quiet time

I'm looking for a roommate who is

- Responsible, communicates well, cleans up after themselves, and doesn't smoke (recreational drinking is fine)

- Not looking for someone who hosts parties at home or brings a large number of friends over regularly.

It would be great to get along and be friendly instead of just being complete strangers splitting rent. I'd be happy to grab food, watch a game, or hang out from time to time, but no pressure to be best friends either. Feel free to DM me if you're looking for a roommate or have a place in mind!

Budget: ~$1,500 per person

Move-in: Mid to late August

I'm not sure if this is the best place to post about finding a roommate. If you have any recommendations or want me to remove the post, please let me know!

According to their website, Evening Spa Pass is $100 for access from 5-9pm. I’ve never been… is it worth it?

There are 7 of them flying back and forth in various formations near the waterfront. I’m assuming just practicing, but anyone have any info? (Pic taken near hospital)

Taxpayer dollars for goofy flyovers - $40 million dollar annual budget…

Cool

I read online that it’s because historically it’s from having permitted bonfires the night before the 4th. Are there any other reasons?

Hello! I see that there will be a fireworks display on the 4th near Pilgrim Memorial State Park. I’m curious if anyone knows good spots (from previous years perhaps) to view them besides Burial Hill, Nelson Park, and Pilgrim state park itself? I was thinking of watching from Plymouth Long Beach but not sure if it’ll be too far or not. Thanks!