Went to Toms today asked for 2 dozen large shiners never checked them till I got to the fishing…read morespot opened the bucket and the shiners were no bigger then smalls I was charged for larges and got smalls second time that's occurred If all they have is smalls then just say so and charge for smalls. Terrible business Never used to be like that there

Place has what you need! Friendly staff. Fresh live bait options. If you're in the area it's…read moreworth the stop and if not it's probably worth a drive.

Great bait for fresh salt water with plenty of tackle from any from beginners to pros owner dave…read moreis very friendly and knowledgeable with great advice

I'm an avid fisherman in southern Rhode Island. it has come to my attention that many of your…read morecustomers are the jet ski crowd that has invaded Rhode Island waters. Though it's a free ocean and an enjoyable fishery perhaps it would serve the fishery as a whole if you educate your customers regarding ediquette while fishing around other folks chasing false albacore and bonito. Please do not: 1. cut off other anglers who are slowly preparing an approach on a school of fish. 2. Please don't race over and jump on schools of fish, it only spooks them and they sound. 3. If another angler is hooked up please don't motor close to the boat hooked up where as they may cut off the hooked fish. Everyone wants to have a good time on the water but it's becoming not a good time. As a part of the community I would hope you would please pass on some sage advice to this new breed of angler. It would be much appreciated.

Been going here since it's opened and Jerry is the best for sure. Don't even have to buy anything…read moreto get some good advice and tips. He's got a great selection though and you will definitely enjoy each and every visit to this store for sure ...

The service here is great and so is the atmosphere!! They have a great selection of live bait and…read moreeverything you can need for fishing year round!! The prices lean toward the higher side but it's usually worth it!!

Woah system overload!…read more This place has sooooo much to do. Where do you even begin. Originally when I looked up prices, I was like this is a little pricey, but I still wanted to give the place a try and I'm so glad I did because the price does indeed match with how much they offer here. It was family fun day for me, my partner, my nephew and my sister. And we all equally had a good time there are things to do for all ages. The employees are sweet, even the people that are working the parking. Once you cross the little street (crossing guard there for you). There is a little shop inside that you can buy your apple cider. You can buy decorated pumpkins. They have quite a few things in here. I do recommend grabbing an apple cider. It's so yummy originally I started off with the personal one and then I ended up taking home a jug as well. If you need bracelets, which, if you look up online that can be for all the activities or most of the activities with exclusions of some. Either way I feel like the prices are great, and you can see what you and your family will and will not do especially in regards to the ages of maybe the children that you're bringing. Once we bought the tickets, we bought some food to feed the animals. That was $5.00 a cup. The only issue that I had with this is there are several animals here but the cup that I paid five dollars for it seems as though only the cows would eat that specific food. All the other animals wanted the corn which you needed quarters to buy the corn which came out of a machine and I did indeed bring quarters luckily. That's my only issue there pretty much me and everybody else there noticed that the animals were indeed fed very well so a lot of times they didn't want to eat from you, but they did prefer the corn over the food that we bought in the cups. Now to animals, they have cows, llamas chickens, and the list goes on. I did love the mix and the variety of animals and so did my nephew. He especially loved feeding the cows because they have tubes where you put the food in that leads into the cow bowls that they eat out of he was fascinated by it. Now to activities, this is a real farm with so much land and there's so many things to do everywhere you go, especially for kids. They had swings hanging from trees, but they looked more like hammocks, which was pretty cool. They had a sandbox station where the kids can dig and build. They had huge haystacks that you could climb and take pictures on some of them were small, some of them were huge. They have a huge inflatable pumpkin that's like a bouncy for the kids, but that's age permitting for that one. They also have the tractor-trailer which we all did enjoy and that will bring you to the corn maze and the race track. The racetrack has several different bikes on it for all ages, including the Littles. And they do have two corn mazes. We only did one and we did enjoy it, even my nephew (he's 3). I feel like every employee that I ran into here also was very kind, sincere and genuine answered any questions that I had and directed you very easily to where you needed to go. I just wanted to make this very clear because I noticed this often. They also do have food and a beer garden, but we opted out of those things. They also do have quite a few things where you can use as photo ops, which is really cute. This review would be extremely long if I continued because there's just so much to do I think looking it up would be the best bet but we really did have a good time. It was a lot of fun even though there was kids running around everywhere it's not overstimulating. It's actually so large that everybody gets to have fun and there's so much sharing going on here. And they also have a pumpkin patch area. It's not like the tractor trailer takes you to the pumpkin patch. The pumpkin patch is actually right there when you first enter so we opted out of that but otherwise we absolutely loved it and we will be back but just be mindful your phone does not work here. You do not have any service, but that's beautiful because you can stay in the moment with your family.

I went to Adam's Farm recently for all their fall festivities. I was a little surprised at the…read moresteep admission price. Especially because it did not include the hayride, additional corn mazes, feed for the animals, or a pumpkin to take home. With all that being said, my five year did have a really fun time. My son loved climbing the tire and sand mountain. He did that so many times! He liked the corn maze, but pointed out it wasn't a maze and was just a corn path. Would have been better if they had some dead ends and different paths along the way. He also really loved their giant jack-o-lantern bounce thing. We did buy feed for the animals, but I'd say it's definitely not worth it. The animals were all super stuffed so no one really wanted to eat anything! We also did buy the apple cider donuts, which I probably wouldn't' buy again. They were super greasy and didn't taste super fresh. Would have been awesome if they were warm! We didn't get to check out the beer garden this go around, but definitely looked like a great area of the farm. I would go back, but I just wish the whole place was included in the $18pp price tag.

Capron Park Zoo is always a nice visit whenever I pair it with any other zoos in the local area. It…read moreis an AZA Accredited facility, and from speaking with some of the keepers, exhibit designs, and more people from this facility, I am certain that the welfare they provide for these animals is as good as it can be. The zoo is constantly working on small improvements to improve the welfare of the species in the zoo, as well as the guest experience. For those of you with a Buttonwood Park Zoo membership, you're able to utilize your reciprocal benefits to get free admission here, which I think is a huge plus. I think unfortunately as of late, Capron Park Zoo has been hit with a few unfortunate tragedies. With the recent passing of Nyala, the African Lion female that lived alongside Ramses, with the transfer for Vicky the Sloth Bear to Washington DC's National Zoo, it's a bittersweet feeling to know that she's going to a facility with a bigger habitat, but the zoo loses another species. However, the zoo is still good in my opinion. I don't foresee spending much time here, especially in the winter months, but it's still worth a visit, especially in the warmer months due to more species on display, as well as the waterpark for the children. If you're hoping to avoid larger crowds though, winter is a very good time to visit regardless. The Amur Leopard, Lacey, is very active during this time, since the species is from Russia-Northern China area, she's very comfortable and active in the colder months, which is very cool to see. Same goes for the Red Pandas, which have a great indoor space as well for the warmer months for them to cool down. To me though I think Capron's indoor habitats work very well for them. Especially their tropical house, it's not the biggest around, but it's very beautiful. Tons of tropical birds, a Cuvier's Dwarf Caiman, and Red-Footed Tortoises. Again, the zoo is not the biggest, but I think that's not necessarily a bad thing. If you're hoping to have a quicker outing with your family, I think Capron suits the bill. Always worth a visit every year from me though. Exciting to see what they're planning for the future!

I am happy they are closing the zoo. This is so depressing. We left so sad…read more Half of the animals were missing. The skunk, the leopard and many others chose to stay hidden or they were gone. The lion was not available, on hospice care. I think more animals should be on hospice care as well; so old energy-depleted and looking miserable. The python snake looked like she committed suicide; literally coiling hard on itself cyanotic and completely motionless. All the animals looked severely depressed. I did not make any eye contact with any animal. They were all looking away. The servals were hitting the walls. Only ones were sort of ok the Meerkats, they were seemingly mating. I promised myself long time ago not to go zoos. I do not like them. Never again.

A great spot to take a short walk or sit by the water. It has a nice parking lot with a good amount…read moreof spots. It seems to be a popular spot for people to walk dogs and go fishing. There is a bit of trash and building materials sticking out of the ground but not too bad. It shares some of its space with a library and they have signs up with kids stories that supposedly change seasonally- pretty wholesome. I saw a couple swans too.

A nice place to take a short walk. The trail is a dirt road loaded with rabbits. It is a nice…read morealternative to Slater Park, which can get busy with bike riders.

My three year old loves this place, and has ever since he could walk. It's smaller than the Tot Lot…read moreon Burroughs/Brewer, but sometimes that's what you want! Nicely fenced in, gets good shade during the day so it never gets too hot. Plenty of benches for grownups to sit on, and lots of good play stuff for the kiddos -- one structure for the littlest ones, and one that's targeted at 3+ (YMMV on whether your kids follow targeted ages for structures; mine don't!). There are also some free-roaming toys for riding on, as well as a car/bus/airplane structure that kids of all ages love to make believe on.

It's a nice little park for smaller kids. It's on a shady spot which I like. There are a few…read morebenches around the park that allow you to watch your child play. I would say that the park needs some updating or maybe just a power wash. But still a nice spot for your little one to enjoy. It's on the corner of a 2 one way streets. So not a lot of car traffic.

Spacious off leash dog park with ample parking and lots of room for playing and running. Can be…read moremuddy after rain, but that's typical of most parks! There is also lots of parking right outside the park which is so convenient. Make sure to bring your own poop bags!

0 stars First time I went both of my dogs got a serious…read morevirus. Second time I went a dog tried to maul my son. Without my son going near him or provoking him in any way. Owner said, after the fact, "oh he doesn't like kids". Not a single person tried to help us while my husband and I were trying to hold our son up and the dog kept jumping at him. Not to give a bad name to the breed but it was a pitbull. Never going back there again, although it's a nice field.