Built in 1835, the Levi Gale House is a beautiful example of Greek Revival architecture. Love the…read morecolumns topped by Corinthian capitals. The home was moved from its original location when a courthouse was being built on that site in the 1920s. Today it serves as a Jewish Community Center across the street from Touro Synagogue.

I play field hockey here and it's THE best indoor sports facility in RI! The staff is always great…read more The complex has multiple fields. A field hockey field, basketball court, soccer field, and even football. They run both youth and adult clinics. There is a concession stand, bar, and vending machine. It's pretty clean and well kept. They have evolved over the years. I've been playing here for years and wouldn't want to go anywhere else!

This review is only for the Wolf Pack Camp. I picked my son up early from camp today and there was…read moreonly 3 kids there. It was pitch black and they were watching their second movie of the day. I didn't spend $390 for a week to watch 2 movies in one day. It looked like a lot of fun from the videos I saw of the camp. He did say he had a decent time most of the week but that was not what I was expecting. They also asked for his shirt size so they could give out t-shirts for camp but he didn't ever receive a shirt. We will be going back to the Surf Soccer camp next year.

I called for an urgent care appointment because I had not found a primary care physician and was…read morewaiting for my new health insurance to kick in before selecting one. Without insurance it is $90 to be seen (which I knew would be pretty standart) -- but I was pretty positive that I had a UTI and really needed to be seen -- so I bit the bullet and paid. I had an appointment for 9:30 am, and arrived early as I knew I had paperwork to fill out...I sat in the waiting room for an hour and 25 minutes, then was moved to an exam room and waited 30 more minutes. Why bother to make an appointment if you are treated as a walk in patient? Upon his arrival the doctor asked me to take a urine test and a pregnancy test--the first is standard procedure for this kind of thing... but a pregnancy test...really?? WOW I felt like I was back in college where when you went to the infirmary a pregnancy test was standard...even if you had an ear infection!! Dr. Addo not believe me when I told him that I could with 100% accuracy due to the timing of my visit declare that indeed I was NOT pregnant. Both came back negative -- which if any of you experience a UTI you'll know exactly when you have another one.... So $90 later I found out I wasn't pregnant...went to CVS and cured my self with an over the counter remedy. I wouldn't go back there if my head was on fire...

I love going to Jamestown to take the dogs for a walk when I don't feel like going into Newport…read more Typically we go to Beavertail and if theres parking we walk the main stretch. Not much in the town but a great place to take a ride through.

Jamestown is a typical New England town by the water. It is located across the bay from Newport…read more(the most famous of the two). It is connected to Providence and Newport by beautiful bridges. The feel of the town is relaxed, serene and rustic. There are many little shops and restaurants that make this, a nice easy town to walk around. Many of the businesses face the water or are just a few blocks from the water, so a marine motif is very strong here. I love walking around and browse through the businesses. Many of the parking spaces are free for 2 hours so getting out and walking is easy and convenient. Jamestown is a town that is part of Newport County, one of the only 4 counties in the state of Rhode Island. The population was 5,559 at the 2020 census. Jamestown is situated almost entirely on Conanicut Island, the second largest island in Narragansett Bay. It also includes the uninhabited Dutch Island and Gould Island. The Newport Bridge connects Jamestown with Newport. Rhode Island Route 138 is the only state highway in Jamestown, connecting the town and island to North Kingstown to the west (over the Jamestown Verrazzano Bridge) and Newport to the east (over the Claiborne Pell Newport Bridge). If you are in the area, stop by for a few hours and enjoy the relaxing atmosphere of this quaint little town.

I went to buy my beach sticker. What a great place for the community. I walked around and checked…read moreit out. Staff was very friendly too. Indoor sports and games and a walking track. Very reasonably priced.

Came here to participate in the Cape Cod Synchronized Skating Classic. This is the first year it…read morewas held in Hyannis. My biggest beef was the serious lack of parking. I easily had a 10 minute walk from the illegal parking spot I found. There is a snack bar in the lobby. But no where to sit.