Royalston Landscape Supply

Royalston covers better than 42 square miles of hill country and forest with barely a village to it: the common at Royalston Center, the old mill settlement at South Royalston on the Millers River, and West Royalston out toward the Franklin County line. Water falls fast here, and Doane's Falls on Lawrence Brook, Royalston Falls and Spirit Falls all drop hard enough to have powered saw and grist mills from the 1760s onward. Tully Lake and Long Pond sit behind the Army Corps flood-control work at Birch Hill, and roughly 40 percent of the town is permanently protected land. Route 68 threads Royalston Center between the south and west villages, Route 32 runs the western side toward New Hampshire, and Route 2 off the south edge is the nearest real highway. The rest is narrow, stone-walled road, close to 400 miles of wall by one count, much of it unpaved and all of it designated scenic under town bylaw. Ottr Landscape Supply delivers across all of it, whether you're rebuilding a washed-out gravel drive off Butterworth Road, mulching around the common at Royalston Center, or hauling loam to a house lot in South Royalston.

Same-day and next-day dump truck loads of mulch, gravel, screened loam, and decorative stone — no minimum order required, and we know the unpaved, stone-walled back roads soften in mud season and a loaded truck is better brought in on the paved approach. Delivery to Royalston runs about $300 per load — $100 covers the first 30 miles from our Dispatch Office, then $4 per mile for the 50 miles beyond it. Since a single truck holds up to 6 cubic yards, filling the body brings delivery down to about $50 per yard. We also serve neighboring Athol, Winchendon, and Templeton on the same routes. For gravel and crushed stone specifically, see our Royalston gravel supplier page. When you need dependable Royalston landscape supply, Ottr is the trusted name for bulk materials delivered right to your driveway or job site.