This is a cute neighborhood playground. Parking can be found on-street. There was a grassy area,…read moreplayground, and benches. The playground was well maintained and the kids had fun. It's not fenced it but there is a wooden gate by the street. When we went there were 2 other people there, other than that it was pretty quiet. Overall, a good place for the kids to let loose.

Good for 5 and under. Perfect size, semi fenced. I only wish it was fully enclosed considering the…read moreage group. Clean, gazebo and trash cans available.

Barbara Tufts Memorial Park is a small neighborhood park with plenty of amenities. There is a small…read moreparking lot and waterfront access. There are park benches, picnic tables & shelters, and a playground. The park was fenced in and the playground was in decent shape. There were swings, a large playscape, and digging apparatuses. The waterfront access allows visitors to go to a dock and fish or enjoy the water view. It's a quaint, quiet, and safe place for kids and parents.

I enjoy walking around in the neighborhood, this is one of the places where you can take your kids…read moreand pick up some good Chinese food on the same block!

Nice little spot I never new existed until today. Walking/Biking/Jogging paths, picnic areas, dog…read morepark, fields and even a beach. Park was clean except for the abhorrent amount of dog poop everywhere. They provide dog poop bags and trash cans so there really is no need for people not cleaning up after their dogs. Plenty of parking throughout the park.

We are here in Beautiful Goddard State Park for a week early Father's Day celebration with our five…read moreboys! This park is a vast well maintained full service state park in the smallest state in the union, Rhode Island! For a small fee, we rented a gorgeous little private shaded spot with two picnic benched and real bathroom facilities. We brought out food and a small grill to cookout. They did come check our permit, which you need to reserve to grill. Dell's lemonade truck is often present, so we treated ourselves to the famous Dell's frozen lemonade-yay! We were there a good 5 or 6 hours and it was a perfectly lovely and enjoyable day for our family to relax and enjoy our rare time to reconnect in person. What an invaluable experience. I can't stress enough having uninterrupted time with those you love. Cell service is non existent, so take this time to disconnect off the grid and just live and love. This place is a true simple gift-a Beautiful way to reconnect and just feed the soul. Take my advice, do it now, while you can. Make a happy plan before life makes other plans! Thanks for following me, Happy summer 2026! ~Tami from Miami

Beautiful, large park with many different sections. A great boardwalk by the narrow beach. A…read morewonderful place to take dogs, lots of benches to take rests, and an ample parking lot whose potholes were recently fixed, yay! Sometimes it's hard to find out what part of the park you're meant to meet someone in since there are so many sections. You can walk along the long beach or try a woodsy hiking trail. The trails on the right of the beach have either steps or a gradual slope to get up to the top of them, and you can look down over a small cliff to see the water below. The trails on the left of the gazebo are beautiful and give you many options, but people ride horses here, so be mindful of the droppings! This park has fantastic sunsets and multiple picnic areas, plus multi Porta potties that are usually in decent condition to use if needed. The bridge is great to look at, but can get crowded with families doing holiday photo shoots in the fall, so I've become wary of coming here since being stuck on one side of the bridge while a family made us wait to cross until they were done with pictures (ugh). I've come here for walks/hikes and even to wade at multiple times of year and always enjoy a beautiful day and peaceful experience here.

I've had 3/4 out of 8 of my daughters birthday party here and its absolutely wonderful I highly…read morerecommend 100%

Really only for younger kids (our grandson is 4 1/2) or those wirth disabilities. It was a bit…read morerundown.

This space is right next door to Iggy's, beach, and the beach parking lot. They renovated and added…read morea playground and splash pad as of June 2025. It's a beautiful space with plenty of benches and picnic tables. There are playscapes and climbing structures; there are no swings. There is a gazebo and plenty of places to eat nearby. It's a great spot to let the kids play and have a picnic!

Closed again. HIGH bacteria levels. Don't swim in the waters in Oakland Beach. The Splash Pad is…read morenice. The small playground is good. Iggys is the mainstay

This is a hard place to review since it isn't actually open to the public. The center is a…read moremagnificent property on Greenwich and Apponaug cove. It serves the Masonic community and local youth programs. The grounds have several service oriented programs. The pool is used weekdays by youth service organizations like boys and girls clubs. I have been to Country Clubs that don't approach the standards that they maintain. The grounds are extremely well maintained and the views are spectacular. The staff is helpful and attentive to the grounds and the guests. The management is exceptional. They also provide good job experience for local high school and college students in the summer season. More than once I have just biked down with a book and just relaxed for a few hours. I can't have a negative thought about the facility and the services that they provide for the community. They are amazing.

The crown jewel of Rhode Island Freemasonry! This private park has two pools (one Olympic sized,…read moreone kiddie), two softball fields, basketball courts, tennis courts, beach volleyball courts, and horseshoe pits for your athletic enjoyment. Plenty of picnic spots and concession stand make it a perfect quick getaway. Bring your dues card, they will check for it at the gate, and enjoy the scenic view.

Great little patk by the airport. Plenty of fields, and you can even watch the planes land and take…read moreoff. Even being right next to airport it's not too noisey either.

This playground has so much potential but what happened to it. Ground is all warped. If you take…read moreyour child here you are asking for them to get hurt. The town needs to fix this! My son fell on the uneven playground and tooth went right through his lip. Only good thing right now are the planes. Very sad, and town needs to address this quickly.

Lovely spot off the beaten path in Warwick. There's a great view of the Conimicut Point Lighthouse…read moreand at low tide, the sandbar is a very nice walk. Definitely use caution when the tide is coming in however, as the currents here are extremely strong and tragedies have occurred. There are also benches overlooking the water, picnic tables, a playground and bathrooms. Nice place to walk, enjoy a picnic, or just relax by the water.

Conimicut is one of my favorite places to go to hunt for sea glass! This park is located about 10…read moreminutes from Rocky Point, which is also a great place to go to look for sea glass and sea pottery. This park has made major improvements over the last few years to help keep it clean and safe. The sandbar tends to get dangerous when tides are high, so they added signage for people to be more aware of the dangers of walking out to the tip. 10/10 would recommend for picnics and gathering sea glass!

This could be a nice park close to town where people can walk their dogs or enjoy a short stroll or…read morelunch at the nice picnic tables. Unfortunately irresponsible dog owners spoil it for most. I have encountered unleashed dogs whose owners have absolutely no control over them. Others don't pick up after their dogs or leave bagged poop on the grass. These behaviors spoil it for the rest of us who try to be responsible.

So Scalloptown Park is basically a hiking trial for those who don't like to hike. Its main saving…read moregrace is a well-groomed walking path along the shoreline of Greenwich Bay and it's calming and peaceful to see the oyster/mussel farmers going about their biz this time of year (this path is the sole reason for giving it 3 stars). But the rest is paved walkways and its fine for a light un-taxing stroll. The park does sport a rather dense "forest" of sumac trees -- and though it was too late this season when we visited, we'll make a point of dropping by next fall during peak color as I expect those sumacs will be a-blaze!