Douglas, a part of Worcester County, is home to just over 8,000 residents. The town was incorporated in 1746, which is also when it was given its current name. Previously, the town had been known as New Sherburn from the original English settlers.

Radio Oil services the town of Douglas and frequents the area several times a week. We provide the area with heating oil, diesel fuels, gasoline, and lubricants and metalworking fluids. As a one-family owned business since 1922, we stand to deliver only quality products to local homes and businesses.

Did you know… Douglas State Forest spans over 5,000 acres on the Connecticut-Massachusetts border, and it holds the rare Atlantic white cedar swamp. The Forest is designated as Massachusetts Wildland, providing visitors with opportunities to hike, fish, picnic, and make use of the beach at Lake Wallum.