The Wareham center point is around 4 miles north of Beverly Yacht Club and 6 miles west of National Marine Life Center.
With perfect weather and little rain, the best time to visit Wareham, Massachusetts, is approximately May 14th to October 7th. From late spring to early fall, average temperatures rest between the 50s and the 70s (or in the teens for our Celsius users). This means the most popular times to visit will be at the height of the higher temperatures, from June to August. If you're looking to keep a tight budget, aim to travel in May or September, when prices are lower than peak season.
If you don't mind the cold, prices for travelers are at their lowest in December, and the town hosts fun seasonal events like Snowy Nights Bright Lights and kids' Christmas parties.
Hotels in Wareham, Massachusetts, offer several discounts for travelers coming to town, with a Military discount being offered most frequently. Hampton Inn Cape Cod Canal, the Eastern Inn, and the Quality Inn all have Government/Military discounts for their customers. The Towneplace Suites by Marriott Wareham Buzzards Bay and the Quality Inn both offer AAA discounts, and the Quality Inn also provides a lower rate for seniors, rounding out its trifecta of discounts offered. Be sure to check your listing!
If you've got a flexible budget and are looking to get the most of your stay in Wareham, take a look at one of the town's best value options.
The Hilton Garden Inn Plymouth offers numerous comforts and amenities. They have a 24-hour fitness facility as well as an indoor pool and hot tub. In the evenings, heat up leftovers in your in-room microwave, or unwind at the full bar. A delicious full American paid breakfast with both a self-serve buffet and a cook-to-order menu is available in the mornings, and the hotel's convenient grocery store offers late night dinners or snacks to go. The Hilton also has a town shuttle service that can get you to the airport, taking the stress out of your last day.
Looking to spend more time in your hotel? Stay at the Sandwich Lodge & Resort, which has a variety of recreational activities available for travelers. The lodge has a game room, billiards, barbecue grills, and a garden, as well as an indoor pool and and outdoor seasonal pool and spa tub. Kick off a lazy morning with a free hot/cold buffet breakfast and take advantage of the onsite convenience store. Spend an evening relaxing in one of their luxurious deep-soaking tubs and enjoying complimentary toiletries. The Sandwich Lodge & Resort is sure to leave you refreshed and rejuvenated.
From the Tremont Nail Factory to Water Wizz, there's an attraction for travelers of every speed. History buffs, fair goers, and small town romantics will all find something to suit their fancy in Wareham, Massachusetts. Here are a few must-sees.
One of the most well-known beaches around Buzzards Bay is Onset Beach. In the summers, a lifeguard is on-hand for safety, and there are plenty of concessions available, as well as convenient restrooms. Come during peak months to take advantage of summer events such as concerts and festivals. Stop by during the fall for a sunset walk along the water.
If you have young ones, they'll love Edaville Family Theme Park! Kids of all ages can meet and ride Thomas the Tank Engine, an attraction so popular that Edaville specifies you can ride it as many times as you'd like. Dino Land is another can't miss, with over a dozen dinosaurs to see and learn about. If you're visiting in the summer, bring a swimsuit for the Splash Pad. If you're coming in the winter, stop by Dickens Village and stay for the Christmas Festival of Lights. Don't forget to grab a photo with the giant Santa and the Gingerbreads!
Can't get enough of the shopping? Make a stop at Wareham Crossing, where reviewers rave about the quality finds. Explore high end stores with specialty shop items at outlet prices. Catch a movie to make a day of it (or to reward the non-shoppers for their patience)!
Ever wanted to visit a Renaissance fair? Now's your chance! On weekends from September to October, Wareham hosts King Richard's Faire, a festival over 80 acres. Try your hand at over a dozen medieval games; feed on fare fit for a royal; and enjoy exotic entertainment including jugglers, minstrels, fire eaters, acrobats, and tigers (yes, tigers) across eight stages. Travelers of age may partake in champagne, wine, and beer, and visitors of all ages can try and finish the legendary turkey leg. Don't leave without a themed souvenir like armor, perfume, or a psychic reading.
Coming in the fall? Don't miss Wareham's Cranberry Harvest Celebration! Described as a quintessential part of New England autumn, this festival is an experience with plenty of fun for every member of the family. Shop among dozens of craft booths featuring local artists, snack on fare from specialty food trucks, and sample autumn-inspired baked goods that make the perfect souvenirs. Just don't tire yourself out before the main event, because you won't want to skip wading through the cranberry bog. We recommend coming early and staying for the lobster rolls.
No matter what you do or where you stay in Wareham, the town is certain to make your visit extra special. Use this guide as a jumping-off point to plan your perfect getaway!
Below are reviews of the city of Wareham, MA from an actual visitor's perspective.
My sister is at Fremont nursing home down the street. I come from MVI and I'm so happy when I stay with you after feeling kind of sad when I leave my sister. She has Alzheimer's. I always look forward to my overnight and I appreciate everybody at the hotel and how wonderful it is. Wareham is a nice little town. I have my certain spots I go to now when I'm off the island. Everything's easy to get to. I like how you are so close to the highway, The 99 and five guys. I bring my sister a shake every time I see her. Thank you
Area was good
Love it! A great place to stay any time!