Super big playground ! My son is 18 months and he loved all the options to run around and climb…read morethings n

Amazing park so much do to!! From the playground to the baseball Field, volleyball sand box .. they…read moreeven have a covered pavilion for parties.. if that isn't enough, bring your bikes because the Bristol bike path runs through the park!! Hope you all enjoy your day at the park!!

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

I can't say enough good things about AMP Academy. My kids have been going to AMP's Ninja Kids…read moreclass for the past two years, and although they've since moved on to other interests (as many kids do), they've become better kids as a result. What I've noticed which is most important: EVERY kid is welcome regardless of their athletic ability, and every kid receives an equal amount of attention. There are no "favorites" here... Josh (the owner) and his instructors spend time helping every student use their own strengths to conquer each obstacle, and they also ensure that everyone in the class stays focused. No kid leaves this class feeling like they were left out. Class sizes are reasonable (usually around 10-12 students, less in the summer), and they set up new obstacles frequently so there's very little repetition. My review is based only on AMP's Ninja Kids class, but they've got an assortment of other classes as well; Parkour, Capoeira, etc. The first class is always free... even if it wasn't, AMP Academy would still be worth checking out.

Amazing place!!!! My son has been going on and off since he was 3. He is 5 and has committed to…read moregoing all summer. He LOVES IT!!!! The instructors are firm but kind and push the kids to be not only better "mini ninjas" but better humans as well. Each week is a different challenge. They have to be respectful, listen, help others, wait their turn, cheer others on, and say something they learned at the end of class. They then get 10 minutes of free gym at the end. The do, though, loose time if they do not follow the rules, however, it is done in a very respectful way and in a way kids understand. Highly recommend

Fantastic studio! They offer lots of classes for both dance and gymnastics, some are even dual…read moreclasses. We love it for the kids... the instructors are great and the facility is small enough to navigate. I would recommend this studio for those who are just starting out, and want to try either dance or gymnastics. There's something offered for everyone!

Great friendly staff! The coaches are knowledgeable, patient, and truly care about the kids. The…read morestudio is clean and the atmosphere is always positive. Highly recommend!

Great neighborhood park located at the corner of residential street, just a few blocks from Wayland…read moresq. Great place to take the kids. Park is fully enclosed. Plenty of on street parking

This 1.2 acre fenced playground and gardens, known colloquially as "the baby park," was created…read morethrough a gift to the city of Providence in July 1917 by Mrs. Josephine E. Potter in memory of her daughter Gladys. The two stone tablets set into the brick and stone columns that frame the entrance to the park, anchoring its wrought-iron gates, provide the basic facts: * "The Gladys Potter Garden/ December 4 1883/ November 16 1891" * "This garden was given by a mother in loving memory of her little girl who loved this spot and who used to walk here with her father when it was a part of an attractive ravine/ MCMXX" I have biked many times around this park and it gets busy with kids during the school year....teachers and child care workers keep an eye on the little ones as they enjoy the playground and the green spaces....the park is well fenced, so it's very secure. Mrs. Potter's gift to establish and maintain the park was substantial: about $15,000 ($250,000 in current dollars) for the land and landscaping costs, plus $10,000 ($160,000 today) provided in her will to endow a fund for the maintenance of the park. Mrs. Potter described this gift in her daughter's memory as the "fulfillment of a long cherished ambition," and expressed the hope that "this parcel of land shall be a place of beauty and satisfaction to the neighborhood and a place where persons interested in such things may stop and rest and enjoy the beauty of the flowers and the cultivated garden which will be established here." In her will, Mrs. Potter left more than $660 thousand (today over $8.4 million) to the Rhode Island Hospital to establish a building in memory of her daughter and husband. The Potter Building is still operating at Rhode Island Hospital; and in a lobby of the hospital's Davol Building is a bronze plaque that commemorates the original gift, and a large oil portrait of little Gladys Potter.

This play area is on front of Macy's. If your going to the Dartmouth mall to shop and have kids,…read moreit's a great place for them! They have slides and wall puzzles. My son loves it!

20th September 2026 Americas Cup Avenue…read moreNewport, RI Rain 65°F We ventured to this little aquarium on a rainy Sunday. Many interactive fish tanks for youngsters to enjoy and learn about various tropical, saltwater, and freshwater sea creatures. They have a few small live sharks, but not for touching! Enjoy!

What a fun place on a rainy day. It's not very large but tickets are only $15 so reasonable…read more Definitely designed with kids in mind but the staff were equally interested in talking to us - and maybe more so because we asked more intelligent questions! I don't think we were even there an hour but definitely a unique addition to our vacation stories - we touched a shark!

We love Kelley Ann Dance! My four year old daughter takes two weeknight classes at the studio --…read moreacro-tots and hip hop dance. She'd love ballet most of all, I am sure, but we can't make the Saturday morning time slot. There is a recital each spring and each age group preps all year for it. There are two physical studios in the same little strip mall. All the teachers are so friendly and competent. Looking forward to more.

Our kids have been dancing at Kelley Ann Dance center for 5 years, and there is no better dance…read morestudio than this one. The staff members are all incredibly talented and professional and very dedicated to student growth and development. One thing that we've found here is that the teachers offer very individualized attention to each student, meeting them wherever they are in their dance journey and helping them grow and thrive. They work very hard in their classes, but make dance SO much fun that my kids (ages 7-13) can't wait to go, and often are there 5-6 days a week.