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Gardner, MA is a small city located in Worcester county in Central Massachusetts that has a population of around 20,000. It’s known for its beautiful parks and outdoor activities like fishing, hunting, and kayaking. There are also plenty of cultural attractions such as museums, historical sites, and a vibrant art scene. People who visit Gardner often remark on its charming atmosphere and friendly locals. Reviews of Gardner are generally overwhelmingly positive, with people praising the city’s quaint downtown area, diverse attractions, and affordable eateries. Residents of Gardner also enjoy being away from the hustle and bustle of larger cities while still having access to all the amenities they need. All in all, Gardner is an excellent place to visit or live if you’re looking for some peace and quiet combined with plenty of things to do.
based on 4 ReviewsGet to know Gardner with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Gardner
Great city up and coming - 3/23/2018
I’ve lived here since 2014 my house is up 58%, the city is improving constantly. We have a very efficient city hall, the people are helpful. Our elected officials care and it shows.The police are visible and respond quickly. Definitely a working class environment, some neighborhoods are better than others but everyone is approachable. Hopefully the affordability will not cause gentrification of our more affordable housing. We have great waste and recycling disposal. The city has two entrances to route 2 very convenient. Many grocery stores, I was very impressed with price choppers higher end options as well as Hannaford convenient location. It’s nice to live in a small American city
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Boring - 8/7/2008
There is absolutely NOTHING to do here. i am actively pursuing a move to Florida or somewhere
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Mixed Bag. - 7/20/2008
A city at odds with itself. Beautiful rustic spots mixed with urban blight. You want this city to succeed because of it's proud, hard working citizens. However, the city has an insular nature that may be contributing to it's shortcomings. Poor urban planning and graft have marred some previously bucolic areas such as the once majestic high school. It is a mixed bag: no industry, swampy housing developments, abandoned railroads, limited retail and an ill advised prison contrast a lovely city college, a thriving hospital, an active airport and a local golf
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Add some religions - 6/4/2008
I think you need to add some religions to your surveys. Wicca and Paganism are 2 of the fastest growing religions in Mass, not to mention the world. I'll bet you would have a huge number for that religious
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