A darn good baseball facility. There are three baseball field here and there is a batting cage…read more Pretty impressive. It does not look that large from the road but it is large. The fields are well maintained. The parking is dirt and has some pot holes. The one thing to look out for is there is one entrance for entering the parking area and one exit for leaving the parking area. The bathrooms are portable johns. To get there if you are driving north on Diamond Hill Road, just after the stop light at Nate Whipple Highway the Complex is on your right. Take the first entrance by the blue sign.

Absolutely love this softball field- trail and playground area. It's a little buggy , so don't…read moreforget your bug spray. Bring some snacks and hang here for hours ! Clean- convenient parking - dogs are allowed but have to be leashed - one of my new fav parks !

Took advantage of the sunny weather last Thursday and headed out for a short hike at Esek Hopkins…read morePark in Scituate, RI. I was aiming for a longer walk, but with the temps suddenly hitting 90°, my body tapped out early. Ended up doing about 1.2 miles of unique trail and re-looped a couple of sections to stretch it out. The trail was dry but narrow in spots, winding through what felt like a fern city - fields of them everywhere. I also noticed lots of tiny flowering plants scattered along the way, which made the scenery even better. Definitely bring bug spray though, the dense growth makes it prime mosquito territory. Trailhead starts next to a baseball field, with a large dedicated parking area and a playground nearby. I couldn't resist wrapping things up with a quick swing on the swingset. The park borders Providence Water Reservoir land and some private property, so keep an eye out for signage. I passed a few classic New England stone walls and even a small quarry area with leftover stones still showing old tool marks. A few trail signs are posted throughout the loop, but it's mostly easy to follow. A short, scenic trail, great for a quick nature fix, especially if you're local.

A busy place with 2 diamonds. Pretty grounds. Easy parking. Lights. I watch the kids' games and…read morealso the adult amateur games here. Lots of seating, including bleachers. Bathrooms.

Total disappointment. We drove and drove and there are two baseball fields right next to each other…read moreand some batting cages. We drove all around from one side to the other, and there was NO SIGNAGE of Babe Ruth Field anywhere? Either Siri is smoking something or at one point in time this was called Babe Ruth Field and no longer? Anyways we checked it out and this place looks deserted. Don't waste your time coming.

Went for tournament, turf fields were immaculate. Lights for the night games! Watch out for balls…read morefrom the other fields though.

Made us drive up from CT tell us the games were cancelled because they didn't have any fields…read moreavailable.. the site director seemed as it was a joy for him to tell us he had no fields available with that smerk on his face

One of the best leagues to play in northern Rhode Islandread more

Deerfield is a beautiful town park with so many memorials and things to do. I enjoy the walking…read morepaths - there are paved paths around the playgrounds, the Senior Center, and by the memorials, and I especially like the wooded cross country paths. For the kids, there are two playgrounds - one for toddlers and one for older kids. It's really nice that the toddler playground is fenced to protect the children from cars. There is also a splash pad during the summer and children really seem to love this new addition to the park. For sports fans, there are soccer fields, tennis courts, a baseball field and a basketball court. Recently a disc golf course was added as well. The park is really pretty in the spring with numerous flowering trees, and it is well maintained. There are bathrooms, plenty of parking areas, a snack bar that is often open during sporting events, and the Smithfield Senior Center is in Deerfield Park as well. The memorials at Deerfield are beautiful and are definitely worth a stop while visiting the park. The Veteran's memorial is lovely and there is a very touching memorial to Smithfield young people who have passed on. Lots of benches to relax on, a gazebo, and many shaded places. There's also a small sledding hill for young children, and a larger hill for those who are more adventurous. Deerfield is also used for summer outdoor concerts, food truck nights and the Smithfield 4th of July fireworks. Love this park!

One of the best parks in RI. Clean* has many different activities- track, field, tennis and…read morebasketball courts, playgrounds for all ages.. it's in a safe/secluded area - never over populated- crowd is always comfortable to be around- (ice cream man makes regular stops here which is a plus haha)

Cute little park close to home- has everything we need. Although it could use some new equipment…read moreand mulch- it definitely helps my son expend his energy! Also has some old school stuff- that's pretty cool- that you don't really see at modern parks! Has brand new swings and a handicapped swing. Has a swinging bench- which could fit up to like 6 people it's so large! Has a bunch of slides and some cool pieces. Also has a baseball field with bleachers and a rather large parking lot. Across the street is a few picnic tables and fireplaces! Really cute little place- right across the street from The State Police Barracks! There's also a Peace Pole in here- which is pretty cool

Pros: Open grass field…read moreSeating in shade Waste bags and receptacle available On a hill (fun for dogs) Ample parking Clean Nearby walking trail/body of water Scenic Cons: No separation for big and small dogs Multiple openings under fence where small dogs may go through Not many people/dogs go You have to find the dog park behind a baseball field Tip: The correct address is 873 Central Ave in Johnston, RI. Look for Woodlake Field and follow the signs in the parking lot for the dog park.

Okay, first if all THAT IS NOT THE RIGHT ADDRESS! The address is 873 Central avenue Johnston Rhode…read moreisland. This park is way behind the baseball fields. If you pull in straight and go all the way out to the field you see in front of you there is a side road you can go down and keep going straight and then you end up at the dog park. Compared to a lot of other dog parks this place is pretty small. It's not easy to find unfortunately and not well publicized. there is dogshit everywhere clearly people don't pick up after themselves here which is unfortunate. Dog parks like the one in Millbury Massachusetts, Wrentham Massachusetts, The Franciscan dog park in Providence, etc. Are not remotely on the same level. This place is not nearly as nice and there are never any dogs here (though clearly they must visit sometimes because of the disgusting dog poop left here for ages.) There are a couple cute benches, four to be exact. there are a few cleanup stations which makes me wonder why people don't clean up after their dogs? Anyway, it would definitely not be the first dog park I would recommend but if you have a dog that is antisocial maybe this is the park for you