Lincoln Woods State Park | Things to Do in Rhode Island with Kids
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Lincoln Woods State Park is nestled between routes 146 and 123 in Blackstone Valley; a short drive from Pawtucket, Providence, and Cumberland.

A popular escape for Rhode Islanders, visitors to the park enjoy swimming, trout fishing, hiking, jogging, and horseback riding. A lifeguard is on duty seasonally. The REI Boathouse offers kayak and SUP rentals, along with classes. Permits are required for use of picnic areas and baseball fields.

Picnic shelters, gazebos, bathhouses, a first aid station, and a food shack are located on the grounds. Lincoln Woods is one of only three Rhode Island State Park locations tested for safe ice during the winter months.

2 Manchester Print Works Road, Lincoln, RI, Phone: 401-723-7892

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