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If you're looking for lodging in or around the Sudbury area, consider Concord’s Colonial Inn. Less than 10 miles away, our Inn is well known for its historical interest, gracious service and modern amenities. The charming town of Concord with its shops, museums and historical houses, is right out the door.
One of the oldest New England towns, Sudbury was incorporated in 1639 and has one of the longest running open meeting forms of government. Known for its excellent schools and high median income, Sudbury was one of Money Magazine's best places to live in 2007.
Attractions
Some of Sudbury’s most popular attractions include:
Willis Lake
Goodnow Library
Atkinson Pool
Old North Cemetery
Four Arch Bridge
Haynes Garrison House
Ralph Adams Cram House
Town Pond
Revolutionary Cemetery
Grange Hall
Hosmer House
Israel How Brown House
Mill Village
Conservation Areas
Some of Sudbury’s conservation areas open to the public include:
Barton Farms
Cutting Farm
Davis Farm
Frost Farm
Hayes Meadow
Hop Brook
Lincoln Meadows
Piper Farm
Poor Farm Meadow
Famous Residents
Some of Sudbury’s most famous residents, both past and present, include:
Henry Ford
George Herman “Babe” Ruth
Ashley Richardson
Ralph Adams Cram
Chris Evans
Bradford Navia
John Nixon
Whether visiting one of Sudbury’s many natural treasures or one of the many local attractions, Concord’s Colonial Inn, located in nearby Concord, is a great option for you and your entire family.
Directions from Sudbury to Concord's Colonial Inn
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