Visitor Information Centers
South of Boston/Plymouth stocked with helpful visitor centers
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Plymouth, MA
See Plymouth
4 North Street 508-747-0100Need help planning your Plymouth vacation? These visitor centers are great place to start
There is so much to see and do in Plymouth, you may need a little help making choices. Luckily, several information and visitor centers have everything you need to plan your exciting vacation in America’s Hometown. Stop in at See Plymouth Headquarters downtown for maps and brochures for the town, surrounding county and beyond, including information on attractions, restaurants, shopping and lodging. The Waterfront Visitor Information Center (used annually by more than 100,000 visitors from all over the world), right on the harbor, also has special-event schedules – and clean restrooms. And there’s also the Massachusetts Visitor Information Center on Route 3, at Exit 13 (inside the McDonald’s building), which also offers maps, brochures, restrooms, food, and picnic tables.
Hours: April 1-November 1, daily; 9 a.m.-5 p.m. during spring and fall; extended evening hours until 8 p.m. in mid-summer.
New Bedford, MA
New Bedford Whaling National Historic Park
33 William Street 508-996-4095The National Park Visitor Center is located in the heart of New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park. Find orientation documents, and get helpful information on the park, its history, and places to stay, eat, shop, and visit in the historic whaling city of New Bedford. Handicap accessible; restrooms available.
Plymouth, MA
Plymouth Visitor Center at Route 3
Route 3 at Exit 13 - Long Pond Road 508-746-1150Plymouth tourist information center and service plaza is open daily, 24 hours a day. Offering restrooms, McDonalds, Honey Dew Donuts, and ATM.