What a wonderful event at Newport Polo! My husband and I attended a polo match on a Saturday in…read moreAugust. It was quite lovely! The venue was clean with beautiful grass. We were there with a sponsor so we sat in their section, but there were plenty of lawn seats and tables and chairs at the pavilion. The drinks were fantastic! I had a sangria as well as a glass of champagne. There were plenty of food trucks with a variety of things to eat and drink. We're looking forward to going back.

Such a fun outing! I've been before, but the weather yesterday was perfect. I love how everyone…read moregets dressed up, whether following the weekly theme or there to be a little fancy in Newport! The announcer is great, the event is super organized, and it's such a unique experience I've never encountered anywhere but Newport. They let you bring your own food and drink in, but they also have super reasonably priced fancy cocktails and a million food trucks and vendors. It's such a fun day no matter if you come ready to party or picnic, or to see what is available on the spot. The only thing I hate is that some parking is plagued by horse poop. I wish that wasn't an issue/option. Otherwise everything else is super positive and chic!

A nice little park in Narragansett. Plenty of parking and multiple tennis and basketball courts. A…read morefew fields and a memorial garden. Sanitary facilities as well. There's also plenty of room to walk around. In addition, there is a small playground, but that was under construction when I was there.

I have yet to ride on this carousel and really want to! I've been her a couple of times for food…read moretruck Friday and it's a great little outdoor venue. All sorts of food options, the carousel to ride, live music, a little tourist train ride and the Japanese garden just beyond the carousel. Roger Williams Park has a lot to offer. You should definitely stop by. Zoo, Carousel, Botanic Gardens, walking paths, fishing, swan boats, museums. You really should stop for a visit. Eveyone loves a nice carousel ride.

Mike and I went to the food truck night and we were so happy that we did. The food was excellent…read moreand they were such a variety. I also found it very affordable which surprised me. And the people were so friendly and nice and people were wearing masks which made me happy. We tried some stuffy stuffing without the clam shell and it was delicious. We also had a beer and just kind of walked around and enjoyed the view and seeing what was available. We also went up and listen to some music and just had a really lovely evening. It will certainly not be our last trip to the food truck nights

I absolutely LOVE this park! I have been coming here for many years and it has only gotten more…read morebeautiful over time. I love that you can walk on the beach and dip your toes in the water. I used to watch the horseshoe crabs here when I was little! The carousel is very nice. When I was younger they had a delicious cheap clam shack with good clam cakes and chowder- that is now replaced by Dune Brother's. I haven't tried this location- it's definitely not cheap but I'm sure it's delicious. Great place to come for physical activities or just to relax. Family friendly fun for EVERYONE! They sometimes have live music-LOVE it here!

I love this park and they've recently put a lot of work into it to make it SO nice! The beach is…read morenow open and all of the upgraded make it much more comfortable. We like to walk the dogs on the beach and enjoy the water. Excited to see what it's like this summer :)

This small park is located in downtown Providence, right next to Kennedy Plaza, which is a huge bus…read morestop connector. There's a huge fountain, playground, benches, and walking paths. The statue of Ambrose Burnside on a horse is a grand one and can't be missed; the park was named after this Civil War general and governor of Rhode Island. Fun fact: he was the first person to rock a side burn, hence the name Burnside. Both the fountain and statue were added to the park in the late 1800s and early 1900s. There were bus stops all around the park. Many people were enjoying it and walking through. Cons: I did notice that there were trash all over; some of the people using the park just trashes it. I am not sure why this was the case because I saw trash bins throughout the city. Otherwise, the park would be very beautiful, historic, and in the middle of a bustling city.

This park is named for Ambrose Burnside, a Rhode Island general in the American Civil War. An…read moreequestrian statue of him is in the center of the park. The Bajnotti Fountain, sculpted in 1902 by Enid Yandell is being repaired. The Occupy Providence Movement took place here. Today free meals were being distributed here. The park reeked of marijuana & there were liquor bottles, cigarette butts & garbage all over the ground.

Always something going on the park! Currently the home to south coast mobile fitness on Sundays!…read moreGreat place especially if you are long for a track open to the public! Lots of different groups go for workouts! One of the fun places to be in Fairhaven!

Cushman park is small but loved by the community! I love having access to a track, and I love the…read moresummer wellness program that offers free yoga and more to the community all summer long. I attended free yoga here this morning along with dozens of others. What a wonderful community offering!

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.

This park was interesting in the fact that there isn't much greenspace, it's more of the central…read morelocation for WaterFire. There are a lot of concrete steps that can be used for seating and quite a lot of vantage points for the fire show. I wish we could have come here to see WaterFire, but we happened to come during a time when it was off for a few weeks. The area itself is quite pleasant, with a good amount of shade and space. There are also quite a few things to do in the area, like the riverwalk if you just want to stroll outside or the mall, which is right across the street.

Beautiful area to walk around, didn't get to appreciate it as much as I wanted to because it was…read moresuch a cold, windy, and cloudy day. As tourists, we struggled to find parking initially but parking at the mall was a great choice. Free for the first 2 hours, $2 for the next 3.