Things To Do
in Methuen Town

A striking Victorian-era building with a distinctive clock tower; ideal for architectural photography and dramatic skyline shots at golden hour.

Riverside viewpoints along the Spicket with reflections of the town’s historic mills—great for sunset and blue-hour shots.

Open riverfront space with water views, boat activity, and landscaped paths suitable for wide-angle and portrait photography.

Historic brick mill buildings along the river provide texture-rich urban photography opportunities.

A classic New England favorite with lobster meat dressed lightly in mayo or butter, served on a soft roll with fries or slaw at seafood-focused spots.

Must-Try!

Creamy, chunky chowder featuring clams, potatoes, and onions—a staple at seaside-inspired eateries and casual diners.

Crispy fried clams often enjoyed with tartar sauce, a coastal staple offered at many casual seafood joints.

A hearty, slices-of-meat sub with peppers and cheese, a popular deli or family-restaurant choice in the region.

A large grocery store with a deli and prepared foods area, convenient for quick meals or picnic supplies.

Seasonal markets offering fresh produce, baked goods, and local crafts during warmer months.

In restaurants, 15-20% is standard if service is satisfactory; for counter service or delivery, tips are appreciated but discretionary.

Cash and major credit/debit cards are widely accepted; contactless payments are common; some small vendors may prefer cash.

Milder days with blooming trees; carry a light jacket and be prepared for occasional rain showers.

Warm to hot days with high humidity; enjoy river walks and outdoor dining, but watch for afternoon storms.

Fantastic foliage and comfortable temperatures; ideal for hiking and photography, with brisk evenings.

Cold and snowy at times; dress in layers, plan for driving conditions, and seek cozy cafés and indoor attractions.