My SO has been doing a great job finding new places for us to adventure outside lately and this is…read moreone of the spots that is new to us. All these years and this place is so close by; no idea how we missed it. We got in a good hike along a variety of trails that zig zag and intersect. Took a side trail to an old mill ruins that was fun. It's smaller than some other trails, with a nice variety of terrain. You need good walking shoes for parts of the trail, and some of the 'dead end' paths (like the one to the mill ruins) are a bit over grown, so wear solid shoes and long pants. There is a large pond at the beginning of the trail and plenty of parking and a small stream that feeds off the pond. It's really lovely here. If you haven't stopped by yet, prepare for some time in the woods and stop by for a hike under the trees.

Will have to update once the weather warms up a bit, but this was a lovely little surprise find in…read morethe EG area. Immediately greeted by a small pond, which is always a nice feature for a walk through the woods. There are stairs down, and a decent amount to be prepared for that both starting and finishing your trip. There are also some "bridges" over waterfalls with visible openings. Certainly safe, but just a heads up. I took a short stroll around the pond and then up to the left, walking behind the water. There are trail markers which is helpful. A nice quiet spot to enjoy a little time out in nature if you happen to be in the area; oh and parking on site which is always a plus. Can't wait to come back and explore more in the Spring.

What a beautiful spot. So happy we found it, enjoyed the day here, exploring and being witness to…read moreso much in nature that we often don't take the time to see. The paths throughout are all maintained and the sounds that are so quiet except for the natural sounds of birds, frogs and even a chipmunk or two. It was such a pleasure to visit, thank you

A fantastic little getaway. I only did the trails but they were a nice time. The boardwalk has…read moresome nice views, and even the pathways are nice little escape.

This is a great place to play pickleball in Rhode Island! They have 5 indoor courts and 2 outdoor…read morecourts. The courts are nice and you need to reserve in advance on their calendar. There are different options for open play by levels or you can reserve a full court.

Perfect place for pickleball! Came here with friends on a Saturday afternoon--there are two outdoor…read morecourts, one of which we played on because it was a beautiful day. They provide paddles and balls if you don't already have them. There are also chairs to sit on the side if you are resting/waiting to play. Highly recommend!

I left a voicemail on their answering machine because I was interested in signing my daughter up…read morefor gymnastics. After 2 weeks, I still hadn't heard back from them. I gave them the benefit of the doubt and called back again. I left a second voicemail specifying that I was inquiring about signing my daughter up for classes and asked someone to call me back. It's now been over two weeks AGAIN, and no one has yet to return my call... It's just plain unprofessional!! Even if you're currently not enrolling students, have the courtesy to call a potential customer back. Needless to say my daughter is already enrolled in classes elsewhere!

My son had his birthday party at Anchor. By far the most bang for your buck. Great range of…read moreactivities for all ages. 75 minutes of trampoline play, gymnastics activities and foam pit play followed by a half hour for food and cake (both which you provide). They will have decorated tables and balloons. You will then have 15 minutes of free play in the gym and goodie bags to hand out at the end. The kids were exhausted and they had a blast. Staff was fun and on hand to help the children and keep them involved and having fun. Thank you for providing a memorable birthday for my son! Highly recommend.

Highly recommend!! So glad we experienced walking this trail this morning 10/30/26. It's so…read morebeautiful, with the ocean on one side the whole time. A constant refreshing breeze, and the soothing sound of crashing waves accompanied us the whole way. We used metered parking by Easton Beach and then walked 3 miles out and back of the 3.5 miles trail. We started at 8:45 a.m. and by the time we got back to our car at 10:45 a.m., it was getting much more crowded. Some benches available the first 1/2 mile, and public restrooms at Narragansett Ave (where the 40 steps are). Most of the trail is narrow, smoothly paved or packed dirt, but a few sections are actually walking on rocks or through dark echoey tunnels. We passed the Breakers which is featured in the Guilded Age series and The Great Gatsby (with Leonardo DiCaprio). Beautiful mansion undergoing some restoration. We also passed a majestic bird of prey who was surveying the expanse of the ocean from a high perch (see photo). Truly memorable!

This beautiful 3.5 mile long area in Newport has always been a favorite of thousands. You get to…read moreadmire many mansions as well as the rugged ocean hitting the gigantic rocks. Many free parking options all around the cliff walk A worthwhile sight in Newport and it's Free !

Such a beautiful trail. I stumbled upon this one day when I was in the area and wanted to explore…read more It was very busy that day, I love when people get out into nature. Nice sized parking lot that is on rocks for sure. They used to have tons of bird houses but they're gone now- not sure why. But it's very cool under the trees a nice breeze, and so many areas where you can overlook water. Be cautious though, every trail I've ever done has different color marked trails for some odd reason this has 2 trails and they're both marked yellow which can cause for serious confusion. I didn't like this at all because if we weren't paying attention we could've ended up not following the path we entered. I'm not a use my phone type of person for a trail map, I simply want to enjoy my time use the tree cues and go about my walk. It's very clean, you run into all types of people here, families, fur babies, I even ran into a lady who had goats one time it was pretty cool. There is also from what I'm told a swan that practically owns this water, I was told it's been there for years. Very beautiful swan might I say. There's 2 water overlooks one is to the right when you pretty much first walk in, go to the right of the path, they have a bench to overlook but this is more like just a bunch of Lilly pads still pretty. But if you go much longer and stay pretty much to your right you will end up by the water and a big rock you can sit on, just be careful not to fall in. They also if you keep going ( it's hard to explain which "path" to take because as I said they're both yellow, who did this and why), but there is a buddy bridge which is so cute to honor pets who have passed. All in all I liked the trail just pay attention to what you're doing. I been twice and never went all the way, as the two yellow trails are confusing and I'm not that adventurous to get lost. Happy hiking!

Food was good. Diner style menu. Service is good. Welcoming. Prices reasonable. We get breakfast…read morethere on weekends.

Small family owned business. The family really care about their customers and the sport…read more My boyfriend and I stopped by on a whim just to shoot a bit for fun. We paid $20/person which includes a mini lesson on how to shoot and then about 20 min of shooting time on our own. We came not too long after the shop opened so there weren't many people in there yet. We got 2 whole lanes to ourselves. After you complete the lesson and you come back, I believe it's $18/per half hour There aren't many lanes, so if you have a group larger than 4, it might be a tight fit and might want to call ahead to make sure your and your group will have a lane. Overall it's a lot of fun! Would recommend if you just want to shoot for fun or you're a professional and need a space to practice

Expansive space Variety of options…read moreConvenient in Warwick Tangy's offers 26 lanes of 20-yard target shooting, a 3D range with animal targets, lessons, birthday parties, adult and youth leagues, and the pro shop with all manner of gear. For reference, they're located in "St. James Plaza" across from CarMax, with a deceptively narrow ground-floor entryway (the facility is upstairs on the second floor - elevator available). The entrance is clearly marked, however. They have two sets of open hours: summer (Tues-Fri 6-9pm, Sat 1-5pm) and winter (Tues-Fri 6-10pm, and Sat/Sun 1-5pm). My family and I managed to get to Tangy's just in time for an hour's range time prior to their 5pm close time on a January Sunday. The place was not exactly full, but certainly in full swing. Several clearly-experienced people were doing target practice with a little extra space to themselves, a group of renters who looked like they were simply enjoying the occasional outing were on a set of lanes, and numerous more serious archers were getting gear adjustments or shopping for new equipment. Two people were on staff helping out, and they had their hands full. Thus, it took about ten minutes for my 4-pack to get lanes and rental equipment, but then we were set up and good to go. Our time went quickly. Range and rental time aren't exactly cheap. All first-timers are strongly encouraged to participate in a $25/person mini-training. Aside from that, adult rental of equipment is $5 for bow/arrows, and $3 for children while a lane will run $18/hour for adults and $13/hour for youth. My family has all shot before, so we were saved the training time and fees, but it was still $78 for a family of four for one hour. However, it's worth mentioning that if you plan to come regularly, many of their frequent guest programs (from 5-hour range time cards to full memberships) offer noticeable discounts. Tangy's tagline is "Where every level of archer feels at home" - to that end, my older son (11) described the experience as challenging but welcoming; my younger son (9) described it as "ultimately awesome." My wife liked that we were given some space to shoot as a family without too much oversight. So there you have it - their story checks out. I'm sure we'll be back in the near future.

Always clean. Here on a lightly busy Sunday morning. There's a rotating group of equipment that…read moreneeds repairs at any given time but they seem to actually get it repaired on schedule. The gym really does have everything you need, plus a sauna in the locker room which is my favorite part. The showers each have an individual "lobby" area for you to undress before stepping into your own shower. Needless to say, restroom areas are just top notch.

Has a good ambiance. I definitely enjoyed that the gym has a reverse hyper extension.read more

Sea breeze in the late afternoon was much needed relief from the sun bearing down…read more Parking lot is tiny. Has a beach that is very spacious and offers play set for children. Best advice I followed - use the grounds facility instead of portable toilets.

Music and mounds…read more Burr's Hill Park is a seven and a half acre park that sits right across from the town beach. A very pleasant place with nice views of the water but this park also holds a bit of a mystery. The park has baseball fields, basketball and tennis courts, and a bandshell where a summer concert series is held. Other events and gatherings are also frequently conducted at the park. It's also right next to the East Bay Bike Path so it's a convenient place to use the bathrooms or get some water while biking by. One of the things that first struck me when viewing the park are the strange mounds that rise up on the perimeter of the park. If you look closely it becomes obvious that these are not natural but created by people a long time ago. These enigmatic mounds are actually the remains of a Revolutionary Fort that was built here centuries ago and long forgotten. No signs or historical plaques are around to mark the site but it's still pretty cool. I couldn't find any signs of recent archaeological activity nor any reference to any digs that have been conducted in the park so who knows what treasures lurk below the surface. Burr's Hill is a nice place that serves many of the recreational and artistic needs of the people of Warren. Interesting to realize that several centuries ago the value and function of the park served a far more martial and less pleasant purpose.

We are here in Beautiful Goddard State Park for a week early Father's Day celebration with our five…read moreboys! This park is a vast well maintained full service state park in the smallest state in the union, Rhode Island! For a small fee, we rented a gorgeous little private shaded spot with two picnic benched and real bathroom facilities. We brought out food and a small grill to cookout. They did come check our permit, which you need to reserve to grill. Dell's lemonade truck is often present, so we treated ourselves to the famous Dell's frozen lemonade-yay! We were there a good 5 or 6 hours and it was a perfectly lovely and enjoyable day for our family to relax and enjoy our rare time to reconnect in person. What an invaluable experience. I can't stress enough having uninterrupted time with those you love. Cell service is non existent, so take this time to disconnect off the grid and just live and love. This place is a true simple gift-a Beautiful way to reconnect and just feed the soul. Take my advice, do it now, while you can. Make a happy plan before life makes other plans! Thanks for following me, Happy summer 2026! ~Tami from Miami

Beautiful, large park with many different sections. A great boardwalk by the narrow beach. A…read morewonderful place to take dogs, lots of benches to take rests, and an ample parking lot whose potholes were recently fixed, yay! Sometimes it's hard to find out what part of the park you're meant to meet someone in since there are so many sections. You can walk along the long beach or try a woodsy hiking trail. The trails on the right of the beach have either steps or a gradual slope to get up to the top of them, and you can look down over a small cliff to see the water below. The trails on the left of the gazebo are beautiful and give you many options, but people ride horses here, so be mindful of the droppings! This park has fantastic sunsets and multiple picnic areas, plus multi Porta potties that are usually in decent condition to use if needed. The bridge is great to look at, but can get crowded with families doing holiday photo shoots in the fall, so I've become wary of coming here since being stuck on one side of the bridge while a family made us wait to cross until they were done with pictures (ugh). I've come here for walks/hikes and even to wade at multiple times of year and always enjoy a beautiful day and peaceful experience here.