What a lovely space just a few miles out of Providence. Picturesque and lots of picnic tables…read more Playground and beach. There are walking trails that lead into the quiet of the trees. The parking lot off the main road is small, however their are many more spaces available down Govenor Notte Parkway. Bathrooms open during Summer, portapotty in the fall.

Nice park, tennis court nearby with a bigger section to park if you walk down the street. Kayakers…read moreand fisherman can be seen off the side of the road. Swimming and small beach for the kids and a Playground, also benches. Benches can be quite dirty tho as well as the bridge rails full of spiderwebs and bugs. There's Also a baseball field. Beautiful sunset over the water at the right time but mosquitos can eat you up. There's events here for many occasions too.

One of my favorite weekend walking or short hiking spots…read more They also have a big pond/lake with a small sandy beach that has a lifeguard in the summer. It's very kid friendly and there are tons of families there in a warm day. By the beach there are restrooms, picnic tables and a cafe that serves snacks, fast food and ice cream. You can walk a loop around the water which is very scenic and relatively easy on a paved road. Or you can venture off the road onto the many hiking and mountain biking trails that run through the woods. Bring decent shoes for this as the trails are relatively short but can be steep, rocky and muddy at times. It's beautiful and peaceful but also there are enough people out that a single woman alone could feel safe. Lots of people bring their dogs for walks here. There are also picnic spots with grills and areas where you can boulder and rock climb. Truly a lovely park that has something for everyone!

I don't consider myself a typical RI'er in that I can hop in my car and do a 2-3 hour drive without…read moreblinking an eye, and am not afraid to go more than a couple miles from my home. That said, as a life long RI-er this was one of those places that had been on my 'to-do' list for some time and I finally got around to getting there. Very mixed feelings. First, the amount of dogs off-leash is astounding. There was even one that came charging at me and I drew my pepper spray to prepare to use it, and the owner started freaking out at me. Luckly the dog stopped before I had to. The amount of landmines on the trails and road was absurd as well. It may very well be a nice place to walk and recreate, but if I have to consistently keep my head on a swivel for charging dogs and landmines then its not really worth it for me. That said, there are plenty of nice views and scenery. One could easily spend an entire day here just exploring and milling about. There's even a cemetery in the park as well, if you're into historical sites. So if you don't mind off leash dogs and have to watch every step you may still get some enjoyment out of it.

Sadly very mucky with alot of debris this year, with all we pay for getting here and having a…read moreseason pass youd think it would be cleaner

This is an AWESOME spot close to my house so we decided to give it a try and were pleasantly…read moresurprised! It was free to park- although parking was a good 1/4 of a mile away. You do have to pay to get in- but it's really cheap! Sadly the arcade was closed and the water slides weren't in the water due to Covid. The concession stand, bathroom, playground and mostly everything else was open! The water was what you would expect for a lake! A little slimy- but it was cool you could see huge sun fish swimming right next to you! There wasn't too many people here which was nice! They had lifeguards on duty! They had a roped off section where you could rent kayaks, paddle boards and little row boats which was priced amazing at like $7.00 an hour or $7.00 for 45 minutes the only downside was that it was roped off to a small section only due to covid! They had a volleyball court, a playground, ping pong tables and so many cool attributes. Lunch for 3 people was less then $25 including ice cream which is amazing- at the beach it would have been $60! I was quite impressed with this little beach and I would definitely be back- My only complaint would be wishing the parking was closer!

It is a nice beautiful little beach and body of water. I wanted to take my girlfriend somewhere…read morenice just to walk near Fall River and this definitely was a great place to take her and just enjoy the afternoon walk.

Beautiful spot to watch the sunset. Several benches and a few picnic tables available. On street…read moreparking or there is a lot across the street. Dog waste bags available. We are so lucky to live in this beautiful state.

Beautiful pond, clear water. However 4$ per person and 20$ to park was too pricey for 5 of us for 2…read morehours :(

This beach is closed b/c they can't find a lifeguard. Also, it gets closed for too much algae…read moreoccasionally. It does not matter that it is closed, people will come anyhow and do what ever they want, good or bad, b/c there is noone to police their activities. This is a nice place when the riff raff is not there. The riff raff caught wind of it and now it's being taken over by ignorant people. Everyone has a right to enjoy the place, but we should be considerate of others and respect the natural environment. Instead, these people leave their trash. They leave hookah tips, grills, dump.out grease, dump charcoal out, they leave socks, bras, clothing, toys, empty cups, styrofoam coolers full of empty beer bottles, condoms, and fishing garbage behind. Every Monday, it's as though a bunch of ferrel animals came and shit on the place and left their smelly, disgusting mess behind. So, the downfall is that people are so ignorant. They come, they are inconsiderate, they blast their music, they drink and smoke, and basically break every rule there is. They have no regard for the wildlife. I saw a guy on his jet ski run into a family of ducks as he was trying to show off in a no wake zone! Try fishing off the shore with that awhole around. Also, the bathrooms are not open and so they must go in the water or the woods. I find a lot of tissues on the ground at the edge of the woods. Some people take their trash and throw it in the woods down the embankments. Only uncivilized and inconsiderate people do things like that and unfortunately, they found out about Georgiaville Pond. It is a crying shame. The cops try to come often and there is a security detail that checks in there, but it doesn't matter. These low class people still manage to beat the system.

Born and raised in the ocean state I have been to every beach in RI (public and private) this is…read moreone of my top beaches.. it does get a bit crowded with families/kids so if you are looking for a more secluded quiet beach.. go somewhere else or come late afternoon/night. (Just being honest) prices are great just $6 for resident parking, lots of spaces, your car won't be crammed into a spot. Not a long walk from parking to beach. Food is decent.. the kids (well young adults) who work here are so friendly, which you don't find anywhere anymore. Sand is soft and beautiful, water is clear, not rocky or any seaweed.. waves are just enough.. peaceful, fun but won't over power you.

I been coming to this beach for over 20 years. It has a more chill vibe. Lucked out, school hasn't…read moreended and the weather was warm but not crazy hot. So the place was on the quiet side, which is a plus in my books. When you're smushed in like sardines I am not a fan. 6 bucks on weekdays can't beat that. Definitely get beach pass it will be worth it if you are in state.

Home Depot employee was very helpful!!! His name was Ron!!! At Michaels the girl Shelby was…read moreawesome!!! At Walmart I couldn't be happier with the service!!!

There is a PRIME parcel for sale very close to Falls Pond SW corner only 80K. 3 lots together 6000…read moresft raw wooded land for your green build or recreational camping use. contact Mott & Chase. early bird catches the worm on this valuable piece of property!

Beautiful place to spend an hour or two on a warm day or evening. Sabin Point Park is an ideal spot…read morefor watching the sun set. It's usually pretty quiet, and I have always felt safe there. There is an abundance of seashells along the water line, and it is very easy to get down on the beach to collect them. There's also a playground for kids, basketball courts, picnic tables, a walking path, and plenty of parking. Definitely worth a stop when in the Riverside section of East Providence.

This park is beautiful to watch the sunset & has an abundance of sea glass scattered throughout all…read moreof the shells. There is a cute playground for kids and a small walking path; however there is always alot of goose poop on the walking path, my reasoning for 4 stars instead of 5.

This is a nice little beach with no waves. On the off season you can walk leashed dogs on the…read morebeach. It's a great place to visit off season and the water is clear enough to swim. On season, especially during the day, it's hard to visit because the parking lot is so small and all of the surrounding streets have no parking signs up. So you do run the risk of driving there and not getting a spot in their tiny lot.

Drove down to this beach and I was pleasantly surprised with so many parking spaces available…read more Majority of the area was clean with a few exceptions of plastic litter, wasn't anything crazy. Sunset views were incredible as well, very family friendly with a few toddlers enjoying the water. It's right against the parking lot so I would say it's friendly for those that can't go on stairs. Great new spot to read!