Purgatory Chasm is part of a protected state park consisting of a large cleft in the earth with caves to explore and rocks to climb. This chasm is believed to have been created by a sudden release of dammed-up glacial meltwater near the end of the last Ice Age, approximately 14,000 years ago. There are many easy walking paths around the edges to explore the forests, and a stream with an attached pond filled with frogs. There are also picnic spots and a playground for your little ones to enjoy. Please visit the attached mass.gov site link for further details on parking, visiting hours, etc.

Sutton is home to two beautiful waterfalls, one of them being Manchaug Waterfall. This scenic area is easily accessible with paved walking trails alongside it - several benches are located near the falls to relax and enjoy the view. Across the street are the Manchaug Mills that used to use this waterfall for power - it now consists of many craft vendors to shop at.

Our gorgeous barn venue is located on the equally gorgeous Blackstone National Golf Club. It is a Par 72 - 18 Hole Championship Golf Course with picturesque views, wildlife, and challenging holes to play. The course is open to both members and non-members - book your tee time from the club’s site link below. There is also a delicious restaurant and bar to visit called the National Grill.

Developed in 1945 by the Whittier family, this farm features a store open year-round. Enjoy a selection of freshly grown vegetables and fruits, baked goods, farm-raised beef, homemade jams, and frozen meals. They also sell locally sourced milk, eggs, ice cream, and much more. Visit their website in the link below to schedule a tour around the farm to meet the animals and see the fields.