- The list below includes 240 free or cheap things to do in or near Dartmouth, Massachusetts, including 102 different types of inexpensive activities like Beaches, Farms & Ranches, Nature & Wildlife Areas and Parks.
- From Demarest Lloyd State Park to Round Hill, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Dartmouth and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Newport, Fall River, Oak Bluffs and Jamestown.
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Rose Nulman Park is dedicated to Rose Nulman who passed away in 1993 and left the park open permanently for public recreational use. This park features a few benches, views of the ocean, and the Point Judith lighthouse.
31.8 Miles
Campanelli Stadium is home to the minor league baseball team the Brockton Rox. The stadium hosts all Rox home games, as well as a variety of special events, and holds frequent promotions.
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100 Sand Hill Cove Road, Narragansett, RI 2882
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Named for pioneering lifeguard Roger W. Wheeler, the Roger W. Wheeler State Beach is located in Narrangansett, Rhode Island. It features a playground, seasonal lifeguarding and over 60 picnic tables. This is a pet-free beach.
32.1 Miles
The Old Colony YMCA provides a variety of programs and family services to promote healthy living. The YMCA offers fitness classes, team sports, personal training, swimming lessons, and variety of other aquatic programs.
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Galilee
Intersection of Great Island Rd. and Galilee Escape Rd., Narragansett, RI
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Beautiful, serene Galilee, Rhode Island is a favorite spot for those who prefer a quiet beach experience. It is especially popular among anglers, rowboaters, kayak enthusiasts and others who simply want to relax and rejuvenate away from the hustle and bustle of other nearby beaches.
32.3 Miles
Hairball Charters helps visitors reach the fishing limit of striper and bass during each season. Depending on the time of year, visitors can catch bluefish, tuna, shark, porgy, and more with the charter.
32.3 Miles
Diamond Hill State Park in Cumberland, Rhode Island was a ski slope at one time. The name for the park is attributed to the park's incline, which conveys a diamond-like gleam when viewed. Hikers regularly visit the site.
32.4 Miles
Narrangansett's Salty Brine State Beach is maintained by the Rhode Island Divison of Parks & Recreation. It features a huge public pavillion that covers almost 3,000 feet; it is used for many concerts and press conferences.
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Visitors can enjoy open shooting along with archery classes and leagues at Ace Archers. Ace hosts archery tournaments, birthday parties, and group events and also offers private coaching and coach directed practices.
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The Maliotis Cultural Center is a center for the performing arts that also features lectures and seminars, conferences and meetings, and various types of celebrations. The facility is made up of two levels of seating.