
Newtonville Books
A beloved independent bookstore with a serious author-event calendar and excellent staff picks.
Newtonville
4.9(288)15 results · “kids” · 2026-09-12 to 2026-09-13

A beloved independent bookstore with a serious author-event calendar and excellent staff picks.
Newtonville
4.9(288)Hemlock-shaded trails above a rocky river gorge, with a stone aqueduct arch that echoes fifteen times.
Newton Highlands
4.8(276)The city’s last working farm — a farmstand, kids’ programs, and 300 years of continuous cultivation.
Thompsonville
4.9(187)The classic Newton shot: a stone arch over a gorge, best in the last hour of light in October.
Newton Upper Falls
4.8(197)A gentle Charles River cove with a sandy edge, big shade trees and one of Newton’s best-loved playgrounds.
Auburndale
4.7(96)One of the busiest public libraries in Massachusetts: huge children’s wing, museum passes, quiet study floors.
Newton Centre
4.9(508)An open-air shopping block with big-name retail, a cinema, and better-than-average patio dining.
Chestnut Hill
4.4(287)
Newton’s big public pool complex plus turf fields, a track and a summer-long swim program.
Newtonville
4.4(167)A long, open slope that becomes the neighborhood sledding destination after every storm.
Oak Hill
4.6(94)
Shaded modern play structures, a toddler section, and a splash pad in summer.
Newton Corner
4.5(88)
A Victorian-era pocket park with a pond, weeping willows and Newton’s oldest planted landscape.
Newton Corner
4.4(67)Over a hundred garden plots on a sunny hillside — open to walk through, with a waitlist to grow.
Oak Hill
4.6(55)Public hard courts with a backboard, rarely a wait outside weekend mornings.
Waban
4.3(57)A twenty-minute wooded loop that feels like a real hike to a five-year-old.
Waban
4.4(48)A quiet neighborhood playground that never feels crowded, with a full ball field beside it.
Newton Lower Falls
4.4(39)