Westford

Westford is a town in Middlesex County in northeastern Massachusetts characterized by rolling terrain, lakes, and apple orchards scattered throughout the area. The community blends natural landscapes with suburban development across its 31.3-square-mile expanse.

Westford was first settled in 1635 and formally incorporated in 1729 as a farming and woolen mill community. Over time it transformed into a residential area focused on technology and modern industries.

The Apple Blossom Festival in May features a traditional parade and queen coronation, while the June Strawberry Festival displays local crafts and food.

The town is accessible by State Routes 110, 20, 225, and 27, plus Interstate 495, with local bus service available for getting around. Visitors can easily reach different areas and recreational facilities throughout the community.

The community offers two spring-fed pond beaches, an 18-hole golf course, and access to the Nashoba Valley Ski area for outdoor activities throughout the year. These facilities make seasonal recreation easily available to residents and visitors.

Location: Middlesex County

Inception: 1635

Elevation above the sea: 124 m

Website: http://westford-ma.gov

GPS coordinates: 42.57917,-71.43833

Latest update: December 18, 2025 20:06