The 6 Secret Parks Of Rhode Island You've Never Heard Of But Need To Visit
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Beth Price-Williams
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Despite its notoriously small size, Rhode Island certainly does have a long list of hidden gems. That just makes living here even more fun, doesn’t it? If you’re looking for a delightful way to spend a few hours or an entire day, check out some of these secret parks of Rhode Island. Each is unique and promises fun for the entire family.
Neutaconkanut Road, Neutaconkanut Rd, Providence, RI, USA
Spellbinding city views and gorgeous hiking trails await at Neutaconkanut Park in Providence. Just be prepared for some steep climbs to get to those views. The park also offers a full list of amenities – a playground and a baseball field, for example. Get the scoop on this beautiful Rhode Island park by reading our previous article.
Warwick City Park – Warwick
If you don’t live in Warwick, you may not have heard of this hidden gem of a park. Discover plenty to do at this city park that has trails perfect for hiking and biking, a playground, and a sandy beach. Everyone in the family will find something to love. Read more about this hidden gem park in Rhode Island in a previous article.
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Prospect Terrace, 60 Congdon St, Providence, RI 02906, USA
While it may not exactly be a secret, Prospect Terrace Park is bucket list-worthy, no matter where in the state you live. It earns props as the "Jewel of the City" for its absolutely breathtaking views of the Providence skyline. Read more about this one-of-a-kind Rhode Island park in our previous article.
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Salter Grove Memorial Park, Warwick, RI 02888, USA
Spanning 12 acres, the beautiful Salter Grove Memorial Park boasts five hiking trails. Definitely wear your comfiest walking shoes because the trails promise gorgeous scenery, including woodlands and marshland. The lush park is also home to more than 100 species of birds and 200 plant species. View more on the Salter Grove Memorial Park website.
18 Brayton Ave, Cranston, RI 02920, USA
Make sure you wear comfy shoes when you visit Brayton Park, especially if you want to explore the nature preservation. The park boasts a full list of amenities – a baseball field, a playground, and a walking path. Check out the Brayton Park website.
Sabin Point Waterfront Park, 130 Shore Rd, Riverside, RI 02915, USA
A cozy park at just four acres, Sabin Point Waterfront Park offers plenty of fun for the whole family – whether you feel like taking a stroll along the beach or watching the kids play at the playground. Explore one of the concrete walking paths; shoot hoops, or go fishing at the pier. Don’t forget to bring a picnic! Learn more on the Sabin Point Waterfront Park website.
Are there any parks of Rhode Island that you think are hidden gems? Let us know in the comments! When you’re not exploring these hidden parks, you might want to go treasure hunting at this three-story antique shop in Rhode Island.
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