I pulled into the fishing area as I was driving by, out exploring the new area around where we had…read morejust moved (AKA I took the backroads home from Homegoods...) Anyhow, It was peak foliage season so the bright vibrant colors that reflected off the stillness of the water as I drove by is what caught my attention. It was a great spot to pause life, take a deep (covid-free) breath of fresh air and take in the beauty of what is around us and often overlooked. I wish I could comment on the fishing part but I'm not really one for fishing. But hey, check it out if you are interested.

It's a little overstated. I wouldn't really call it a park. There's a small pathway to launch a…read morecanoe and an elevated wooden walkway that overlooks the water and is maybe a hundred feet long, that you could probably fish of it. To have some quiet time overlooking the water for a few minutes while your laundry dries at the laundromat across the street, it will fit the bill. But, for much more than that, you're probably going to be disappointed.

This very small park off Manchester Street in West Warwick was a very unexpected find just off New…read moreLondon Turnpike, nestled behind a laundromat. There are three parking spots, plus one handicapped spot. The short trail is wheelchair accessible, however, it is packed dirt over plastic mesh not asphalt. A wheelchair accessible wooden dock is visible from the parking area where you can fish or just enjoy a sunny day on the river. The path follows further along to another fishing area that may not be accessible. There was one picnic table up on the hill overlooking the dock. Not really a park for walking as the path is too short, this is more of a river access for fishing.

This came up as a trail for me when I was searching, and it is, but as the name indicates is more…read moreof a fishing point than a trail. The trail runs right along the water, offering multiple side paths that take you directly to the shore. Some great views, and although the terrain isn't hilly, it's not straight and has just enough incline to make it challenging without it actually being challenging, if that makes sense.

It's a beautiful spot along the West Bay in Southern R.I., great walking paths and beautiful views…read moreof the bay. Keep in mind the parking lot is very limited in # of spaces and although the walking paths are wide and generally well kept, it's not a great situation for those with mobility issues. Keep in mind it's not a good beach/swimming venue, but more explore the rocks and tide pools. Seems very popular with fisherman.

Beautiful area for picnicking boating or fishing. Very relaxing and quiet area to go and enjoy.read more

Awesome huge pond here. I was looking for a new place to kayak and ran across this pond. Boat…read moreparking in E. Freetown fits about 20 vehicles. Easy put in here. Lots of big boats, jet skis, kayaks, fishing boats. Lots of places to explore. I couldn't even kayak the whole pond. Definitely coming here more often.

Have you ever thought you could easily do something that turned out to be far more difficult than…read moreyou expected. Ever attempt to do something in a group and you wind up being the ONLY one who can't get it right? Well, I have never lived in that world! I've never even visited the land of 'NoCanDo', but today I got a first class ticket. THE SCENE My family and I have been looking forward to our New England visit for months, and NUMBER ONE on our must do list was kayaking with Brian S. Seriously, how hard can it be? Well, let me just say that dagnabbit yak kicked my arse so bad even my children were making fun of me. After a few minutes of basic instructions they were off and yaking like pro's. Even worse, my wife (who didn't want to do it in the first place, but was being a good sport) jumped on and had no problems. But me... not so much. It was an epic fail. EXCUSES, EXCUSES I'm telling you, that kayak was against me! Damn thing must have been rigged because I've never sucked so bad at anything in all my life. Brian said a man's center of gravity is higher than a woman's or a child, so it was natural that I would have the most difficult time. But of my 4 or 5 attempts (I lost count), each ended with a face plant in the water as my wife hysterically laughed from the shore and continually snapped pics of me sinking like the titanic! I was doing okay on my third attempt until my kids said they spotted a jelly fish and I just could not focus on anything but the water around me. Bad move. Most of my time today felt like I was in a rap video, because my favorite position seemed to be "Face down, butt up!" Yes, it's true... I TOTALLY SUCK at kayaking, but Narragansett Bay had something to do with it. I kept loosing focus due to the beauty of the bay views. Yeah, that's it, it was the Bay views and those dang winds! The water current didn't help either. I was so horribly bad Brian offered to take me to a public pool where maybe I could yak on calm waters. Can you imagine the shame of sitting in the middle of a pool with little children wondering what I'm doing... and why I can't seem to stay upright? LOL FINAL THOUGHTS In this episode of man verses yak, the yak won. But, I will be back. Why? Because I can't let my wife continue to wake up from her sleep laughing at the expression on my face as I was "going down" as she enthusiastically likes to put it. She needs her sleep and I need to get this Band-Aid off my ego. Until then Longmeadow @ Narragansett Bay, I have you in my sights. PS Local news reports say the fishing is so good here that some guy on a kayak kept trying to catch fish with his face. Wonder who that could've been? If you need further details, please feel free to ask my wife if you happen to see her. She will be more than happy to recap the entire experience! GRRRRR

Home Depot employee was very helpful!!! His name was Ron!!! At Michaels the girl Shelby was…read moreawesome!!! At Walmart I couldn't be happier with the service!!!

There is a PRIME parcel for sale very close to Falls Pond SW corner only 80K. 3 lots together 6000…read moresft raw wooded land for your green build or recreational camping use. contact Mott & Chase. early bird catches the worm on this valuable piece of property!

Went Sea Bass / Black fishing on the Double D out of Montauk a few days ago and had an amazing…read moretrip. I have been fishing for 40 years and can honestly say that this was 1 of my best trips ever. Captain Dan and Taylor are true professionals and worked really hard all day from start to finish. We caught our limit of black fish and sea bass and we were a group of 7. Great job guys cant wait to get back out on the water again with you for another charter

We took a last minute fishing trip with these guys past Sunday. They were great. Persistent at…read moreputting us on top of the fish. Our group of 4 caught over 20 keepers. Great guys a lot of knowledge great equipment. Immaculate boat! fun time! Hope to see them again soon.

A good spot to hang out and chill alone or accompanied. You can observe nature, bike, jog, walk or…read moreget in the water & do kayak, boating, swim or paddle board if you desire. It's a beautiful park. Check it out.

Beautiful hiking spot with easy to navigate trails and stunning ocean views. We were able to see…read moreFisher's Island, Long Island, and Groton. The port-a-potties were a nice amenity too. It was a little loud due to small airplanes taking off and landing at the nearby airport but it added a layer of intrigue. There are picnic tables and plenty of spots to sit along the water. Next time, I'll bring food and a book.

I thought that the staff was extremely knowledgeable and I learned quite a bit on the whale watch…read morethis week. I appreciated the care that the team took to give the whales some space while they were doing their essential feeding. I do recommend bringing some anti-nausea measures with you.

Our whale watching experience here was absolutely fantastic! The crew on the boat were a pleasure…read moreto be around and they made the experience educational and fun. Our reservation time got changed due to the location of the whales, but they informed us early enough to make reasonable accommodations and it worked out even better for us. We got to see so many animals, and we even saw a fin whale and her calf. The food on board was surprisingly good as well, although if you want to save a couple bucks, you can always bring snacks with you. I highly recommend giving Captain John Boats a shot if you're interested in seeing whales