Hopkinton Reservoir holds court amid the more than 1,400 acres of this easily accessible state park. The grounds are open year-round to various recreational activities, notably featuring ten miles of marked trails that can be shared by hikers, joggers, cyclists and even horseback riders. If there's enough snow (four inches), then bring along the snowmobile. Picnic areas, beaches and seasonal boat rentals, offered by Outdoor Recreation of Hopkinton (508-435-3965), are a few more options when visiting these sprawling grounds just minutes from the center of town.
St. John The Evangelist is a community rooted in Jesus Christ, guided by the Holy Spirit and united under the leadership of the successor of Peter, the bishop of Rome, and the own bishop and pastor. The architecture of the church is stunning, with beautiful archways leading into the church. The steeple reaches into the sky and can be seen from anywhere in town. St. John's offers religious education, instruction, community resources and ministries.
St. Paul's Episcopal Church provides an inviting, embracing, nourshing and life-giving fellowship for the families of Christian faith. The Sunday liturgy includes a variety of sacred, classical and contemporary music. St. Paul's provides a Sunday school program for children in preschool to 6th grade. Confirmation classes coordinated with Diocesan dates are available for youth.
MetroWest YMCA provides programs, services and facilities that are designed to enhance the mental and physical quality of life for families and the community. Nestled in sprawling, plush acres of land, the MetroWest YMCA branch in Hopkinton provides a wide variety of programs for individuals and families. Programs include youth and family programs, education programs, fitness, child care, pool and a brand new recreation center. Summer camps are available.
The Evergreen Cemetery is a town-owned cemetery that has been a part of the community since 1812. The cemetery is the main cemetery for residents of Hopkinton and is the final resting place of many Revolutionary War and Civil War soldiers. The Comey Memorial Chapel is also a part of the cemetery, and the main entrance is located on Wood Street.
Woodville Baptist Church is a small church whose goal is to help people know and relate to Jesus and learn how to live in an authentic Christian community. The church consists of a series of smaller churches, or care groups, that meet in private homes. Children and teenagers are welcome to be integrated with adults in all aspects of church life including Sunday gatherings. The church supports missions and offers opportunities to go into the mission field.