Lake Samoset

Located in Worcester County, Massachusetts

Lake Samoset is a 35-acre lake located in Leominster, Massachusetts, in the northern part of the state.

Boston Logan International is situated 49 miles southeast. The closest location for urgent care is HealthAlliance Clinton Hospital, four and a half miles north in Leominster.

Grab a bite to eat at one of the many nearby restaurants like 110 Grill, Lemongrass Vietnamese Cuisine, Sookie's Burgers and Fried Chicken, and West End Diner.

Life on the Water

Samoset is the perfect lake for those looking to slow down and enjoy nature!

Motorized boats are not allowed on the lake, so kayaking, canoeing, and electric boats are what you'll need to get on the water. Not only does this improve the water quality of the lake, but it's also great for anglers, as there is little noise to scare the fish away!

While fishing on Lake Samoset, anglers can expect to catch white perch, sunfish, largemouth bass, pickerel, and blue catfish.

What's Nearby?

In nearby Fitchburg, Massachusetts, check out the Fitchburg Art Museum. There are constantly rotating exhibits of different types of art like photography, paintings, and sculpture. Permanent collections of African and American art, as well as photography, are also featured here!

Only 8 miles away from Lake Samoset is the Leominster State Forest. This over 4,000-acre park will have something to do for every outdoors enthusiast!

Enjoy over 95 miles of hiking trails, rock climbing, fishing, mountain biking, canoeing and kayaking, horseback riding, and more. There are also pavilions equipped with grills for visitors to throw a get-together in the great outdoors.

Visit Boston

If you're looking for something to do in the city, Boston is less than a 50-mile drive from Lake Samoset!

Walk the Freedom Trail and get a sense of the coastal city’s revolutionary history.

Catch a Red Sox game at Fenway Park, a timeless American experience.

Check out Boston’s numerous museums like the Museum of Fine Arts, The John F. Kennedy Presidential Museum and Library, and the Institute of Contemporary Art.

Boston’s historic neighborhoods like North End and Little Italy offer breathtaking architecture and atmosphere.

There is no shortage of historic sites and monuments in Boston: Bunker Hill, Old North Church, and the Paul Revere House offer a glimpse into the lives that shaped American History.

Check out the Boston Public Garden. This botanical garden, famous for its Swan Boats, has over 600 varieties of trees and an ever-changing array of flowers.

Why Lake Samoset?

If you're looking for a gorgeous lake nestled in a small city that isn't too far removed from a major metropolis, then you've found the perfect match in Lake Samoset!