I have been walking this park for over 20 years and have watched it grow from a slightly sketchy…read morewild patch of woods to a well maintained beautiful place with easy to walking trails that make you feel you are far from the city (well a little far). The park is split by a road that goes between the River Road and Butler Ave (Irving Ave can get you there heading towards the river). It is set off and not easy to find if you don't know about it. One half has wide easy to walk on paths that loop and can give some sense of being bigger than it's foot print. The other half is more challenging due to it still wild nature, the trails are footpaths that can be difficult due to rocks slopes and leaf litter, but still a great easy way to get some steps in with a little added cardio. You have to cross Irving Ave to enter the other side. Speaking of Cardio, there are dirt and log "steps" that bring you down to the water. Dogs are welcome but should be on a leash this is NOT A DOG PARK. I say this because I have had unleashed dogs lunge for me only to be reprimanded by said dogs ignorant owner for complaining in the dog park, sheesh. Please go, bring you doggie poo bags in and bring them back out! The park usually has bags at the sign as you enter the trails.

For a park that's in a major city like Providence, this park is super clean and well taken care of…read more It's a great park with nice wide paths and make you believe you are in the forest somewhere and not in a city. Not only do you get the quietness of a forest but also a great view of the Seekonk River. Very little road traffic , and if you like kayaking, there is a launching place into the river near here. There is also the start of the Blackstone walking path which is on Blackstone Blvd. All these places are dog friendly!

Halloween at the dog park pretty busy day great weather out. The small dog park is full of small…read moredogs and medium size having fun Everyone here is very nice helpful and very very friendly. I bring my dog here at least five times a week to socialize and to enjoy the wonderful park to roam free off leash. I highly recommend this park if you are in the Fall River area and your little dog he needs a break from being in the car.

This was a pleasant park. The grounds were secure, there were a lot of other dogs to play with, and…read moreour pooches had fun. Navigation in the area and on-street parking were relatively difficult compared to other dog parks we frequent.

Love taking the dogs for a walk here. Lots of parking and there's typically families at the…read moreplayground. You can't let the dogs onto the field, but you don't need to because there's plenty of space to walk them. There are also tennis courts here there are garbage cans, but no facilities.

Clean. Quiet. Nice family park. Brand new tennis courts, brand new basketball courts. 2 baseball…read morefields. A brand new large playground. Older playground structure is also still there. They also have a few "work out" structures. They say 12 & Up - but the kids are always drawn to them. 3 swings- one infant 2 kid sized swings. Nice/tucked away in Hope Village. Somewhat hard to find- there is a small green Sign that says "Hope Park" where you need to turn.

Rose Larisa Park is in a beautiful section of Riverside, and is right across the street from the…read moreCrescent Park Carousel. Also across the street is Dune Bros, so when you visit Rose Larisa, you can get some clam cakes & chowder and go eat in the park with a water view. I especially like the wooden staircases that take you down to the water. Although the beach is not very wide, it is long enough for a walk and leashed dogs are allowed on the beach as well. Rose Larisa is a great place to watch the sunset, and there is plenty of free parking. This park also is home to the annual RI Folk Festival and the city of East Providence also presents summer concerts here so go check out some local live music! I absolutely love this waterfront park.

Came for an Easter Egg Hunt for dogs. Park is super clean. Plenty of parking and beautiful views.read more

Great place for a walk in the woods with the dog! Not a ton of parking available, maybe up to 8…read morecars, but there was only one other car there when I arrived around 10am. Convinient composting toilet at the start of the trail. The trail was incredibly well marked and well cleared. The Girl Scout Beach was lovely, I could imagine a nice swim there once it warms up a bit. I was also impressed with how little trash was on the trait. Nice job TNC!

My last stop of the day. Small parking off of Boston Neck Road. Easy to follow path, a little…read moreovergrown in parts, but a nice leisurely trip. Encountered a couple of hunters along the way, so make sure you're wearing your orange during the fall-spring. An added bonus is the bathroom at the beginning of the trail. The entire trail should take you about an hour and half.

Tucked away off the main road, this was a great little spot to take the dogs for a quick walk. They…read moreprovide waste bags and a garbage can which is appreciated. It was very clean and quiet when we were there.

Old Mountain Field is South Kingstown's oldest park. The park was dedicated in 1938 and served as…read morethe primary outdoor recreational area for the Town of South Kingstown until Town Farm Park was constructed in 1953. Old Mountain Field also serves the Town's "urban" park with many participants walking to and from the park. The park contains lit baseball and softball fields, two lit tennis courts, two un-lit tennis courts, in-line skating facility, skateboard part, lit basketball courts, trails, concession stand, restroom building, and small pond. We have been to see kids play baseball and softball many times and it is a very lively and well used park. There's plenty of parking.

Dunlap Wheeler Park was on a list mentioning some of the best places to see daffodils in full bloom…read morein Rhode Island! I decided to take a quick trip last weekend and there was a road race taking place, so parking was limited. There's a handful of boutiques, coffee shops and restaurants in this area, so you can easily make this a day trip. This park is about 10 minutes away from downtown Newport!

Really cute daffodil field planted here in the spring! I came for the flowers and got a lot more…read moregoose poop than flowers cute park benches throughout to sit on and enjoy the flowers. Right on the eater with a public beach to peruse upon. Parking in the summer season is tight when the restaurants around here are booming but parking in the spring time is not so bad. There were also a few cool trees to climb!

This is a small park with a small baseball field, playground and spashpark…read more Cabral Park honors Private First Class Paul Cabral who died in Vietnam in 1964. Before the water park located there now, Cabral Park was also home to the Fox Point Pool. It was demolished in the early 1990s and, in its place, the city built the first water spray park in Providence. Many people use this park to get close to the river and we have enjoyed strolling around here multiple times...

I work the Summer Lunch Program great park splash pad nice neighborhood big park and cleanread more