- The list below includes 280 free or cheap things to do in or near Lincoln, Rhode Island, including 112 different types of inexpensive activities like Bowling, Movie Theaters, Specialty Museums and Dog Park.
- From Lincoln Woods State Park to Chase Farm, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Lincoln and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Providence, Fall River, Warwick and Cranston.
Showing 241-250 of
1110
22.6 Miles
First opened in 1992, the Brockton Fire Museum works to preserve the history of firefighting in the area of Brockton. The building itself is made to convey the atmosphere of a Victorian fire station, and thousands of firefighting objects are held in the 2,000-square-foot space.
22.7 Miles
Multiple trampolines have been put together to make up the large Main Court section of the Launch Trampoline Park. The venue also boasts a Kid's Court made of nine floor trampolines and four wall trampolines in addition to a Dodgeball Court and Foam Pit.
22.9 Miles
Quonset Air Museum stands to preserve the rich history of Rhode Island aviation. The museum features an extensive vintage plane collection as well as drones, missiles and other small artifacts.
23.0 Miles
An ideal place to spend a quiet afternoon kayaking, canoeing, or boating, Wickford Harbor has plenty of areas to explore. The harbor features abundant small islands and coves, each with wildlife that is fun to watch.
23.0 Miles
Featuring 62 lanes, Westgate Lanes Inc offers both ten-pin and candlepin bowling suitable for individuals, groups and leagues. The center provides billiard tables, arcade games and high-definition televisions along with a pub and grill.
23.2 Miles
The Old Colony YMCA is a community center and organization primarily specializing in programs for children, young adults, and families. They host summer day camps and sponsor local swim teams and tumbling groups among other activities.
23.3 Miles
Originally a trading post, Smith's Castle began development in 1637. The castle has rich history involving Native Americans and British Troops, it is a significant landmark of the American Revolution.
23.3 Miles
Built in the late 17th century, Smith's Castle is a historic house and museum that is home to a large selection of historic artifacts and exhibits. Visitors commonly enjoy seeing the original furniture, artwork, and other artifacts during their visit.
23.4 Miles
The historic home of Mary Baker Eddy, the founder and leader of the Christian Science movement, the Mary Baker Eddy Historic House offers guided tours as well as a museum that showcases archives, artifacts, and a variety of other materials.
23.5 Miles
Over 700 acres of land compose D.W. Field Park along with more than seven miles of paved roadway which surround the park area. A wide range of trails are offered for walking or cycling along with a duck pond and nature viewing.