Academy Field is a recreational facility located not too far from Main Street. There were plenty of…read moreparking and even electric vehicle charging spots. It's in the same complex as the town owned buildings. There is a baseball/softball field, basketball court, multi-purpose field, pickleball court, and playground. The facility was very nicely maintained. It's a great spot for recreational activities. We were there for the playground and the kids loved it. The playground is not fenced it but it's in good shape. I liked the bench built around a huge tree right in the middle of the playground. Overall, a good spot for the townspeople!

Field and playground in downtown East Greenwich. Part of the playground is closed right now due to…read morebuilding renovations. But there is a big field, basketball and pickleball courts, and still plenty of playground to enjoy. Plenty of parking as well. During the winter you'll find kids sledding down the hills on the side of the field.

What a great park for the little ones. It appears to be very new /great condition. I love that the…read moreground is like that soft mat so it's great for the little ones that are just learning to walk and can walk and fall down without getting hurt. There's so many different things for the kids to do. It's not your typical playground. Definitely worth checking it out. I was actually very surprised that it wasn't busier. I also love that it has like that secured entrance. It has a little walkway where there's like one gate you secure it then you walk and then there's another gate. Definitely better for safety.

Tucked back into a neighborhood off Charles street is this hidden gem. THE NICEST playground…read morearound. Handicap accessible- parking - decent amount of shaded area.. never over populated. CLEAN!!!! Has some benches, picnic tables oh and ITS FENCED IN!!!! This park is great for all ages- something for everyone/all sizes!

Stopped here after a big breakfast at ihop. It's a cute little park with some soccer nets and a big…read morefield, lots of parking spots. There was also a pretty good sized playground. Some swings, monkey bars and swings. My favorite was the stand up seesaw. It was the only thing I could convince my boyfriend to go on with me and we played on that for quite a while. I would highly recommend this park- especially for families!!

Cute little park for preschool and elementary aged children. Bonus: right next to IHOP. Had lunch…read moreand took the boys to the park to run off the syrup.

Tucked between two streets in a quiet area near a school, this playground is used frequently by…read morelittle kids who enjoy the outdoors. There is play equipment for ages 2-12 and a small hill for them to play. The area is nicely shaded and ideal for a picnic. We have been in the area before and we have had enjoyable times under the trees here.

As long as you aren't expecting an extensive playground like featured in other/older reviews of…read morethis site, i'm sure little kids would enjoy it

If you have a child around the ages of 0-5 then this tot lot is a place you will surely want to…read morecheck out. It is a fenced in playground abiut the size of one house lot. There are several little toys, toy kitchens, little cars, a baby swing and a big kid swing, and three slides. There are no restrooms nearby, but there is a garbage can, as well as benches and chairs for adults. I like that this playground has only one entrance, and everyone that comes has very young children. You will be able to see your child at all times because this park is so small - but that's part of the reason that i like it. There is nothing paved, and there aren't any bikes to ride, but it is shaded by a bug tree in the center of the park and there is also a picnic table. This is one of my favorite toddler parks in providence!

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.

Great neighborhood park located at the corner of residential street, just a few blocks from Wayland…read moresq. Great place to take the kids. Park is fully enclosed. Plenty of on street parking

This 1.2 acre fenced playground and gardens, known colloquially as "the baby park," was created…read morethrough a gift to the city of Providence in July 1917 by Mrs. Josephine E. Potter in memory of her daughter Gladys. The two stone tablets set into the brick and stone columns that frame the entrance to the park, anchoring its wrought-iron gates, provide the basic facts: * "The Gladys Potter Garden/ December 4 1883/ November 16 1891" * "This garden was given by a mother in loving memory of her little girl who loved this spot and who used to walk here with her father when it was a part of an attractive ravine/ MCMXX" I have biked many times around this park and it gets busy with kids during the school year....teachers and child care workers keep an eye on the little ones as they enjoy the playground and the green spaces....the park is well fenced, so it's very secure. Mrs. Potter's gift to establish and maintain the park was substantial: about $15,000 ($250,000 in current dollars) for the land and landscaping costs, plus $10,000 ($160,000 today) provided in her will to endow a fund for the maintenance of the park. Mrs. Potter described this gift in her daughter's memory as the "fulfillment of a long cherished ambition," and expressed the hope that "this parcel of land shall be a place of beauty and satisfaction to the neighborhood and a place where persons interested in such things may stop and rest and enjoy the beauty of the flowers and the cultivated garden which will be established here." In her will, Mrs. Potter left more than $660 thousand (today over $8.4 million) to the Rhode Island Hospital to establish a building in memory of her daughter and husband. The Potter Building is still operating at Rhode Island Hospital; and in a lobby of the hospital's Davol Building is a bronze plaque that commemorates the original gift, and a large oil portrait of little Gladys Potter.

Looks too be 2 or 3 baseball fields possibly for little league, definitely in great shape and taken…read morecared for. There is also a fairly newer playground on same lot. Play structures are fun for the little ones, plenty of things to climb, slide on and swing on. The parking lot is descent but on game nights I see this being filled and parking probably goes down the residents streets making it a tight drive. The play area doesn't get plowed in winter so its full of think ice making it an ice skating rink so be careful. It's also nested in a residential area so expect people outside mowing lawns, shoveling, smoking cigarettes etc. other then that the park and field is cute and a fun time anytime a year. Been twice this past summer and today playing on the swings with my little one. Enjoy!