NPS Photo / Jonathan Parker Saugus Iron Works National Historic Site preserves and interprets the first sustained, integrated iron works in British Colonial America, which operated on the Saugus River from 1646 to 1670. Park Hours
244 Central St Saugus, MA 01906 The park is accessible via Interstate 95 (Walnut St.) and Route 1 (Main St. / Walnut St.). Public transportation options are available through the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA). New England weather is unpredictable year-round. Monthly averages, in degrees Fahrenheit, are: January: 37 high, 20 low February: 40 high, 23 low March: 47 high, 30 low April: 57 high, 38 low May: 67 high, 48 low June: 76 high, 58 low July: 82 high, 63 low August: 80 high, 62 low September: 73 high, 55 low October: 62 high, 45 low November: 52 high, 37 low December: 42 high, 27 low Entrance Fee-free This site is fee-free year-round. No entrance fee or pass is required. National Park Service staff, partners and volunteers are available to assist visitors at the Broadhearth Visitor Center. The visitor center is open as staff are available Wednesday through Sunday. BroadhearthLocated within the Iron Works House annex, Broadhearth serves as the park visitor center. Public WiFi is not available.
Public WiFi is not provided by the park, partner, or concessioner. Cell service is available throughout the park. |
Last updated: November 26, 2024