- The list below includes 343 free or cheap things to do in or near Warren, Rhode Island, including 110 different types of inexpensive activities like Walking Trails, Bowling, Art Gallery and Parks.
- From Touisset Marsh Wildlife Refuge to Burr's Hill Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Warren and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Newport, Providence, Fall River and Warwick.
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One of the most unique attractions in Mystic, Connecticut is B.F. Clyde's Cider Mill. It is a working steam-powered mill, and the oldest of its type in the United States. The mill is open from September through mid-December.
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Situated on over 800 acres, Callahan State Park is a day-use recreational area. The park allows mountain biking, trail hiking, horseback riding and cross-country skiing within the open-field agricultural area.
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There are many activities that Cold Spring Park hosts, with different areas for tennis, soccer, basketball and softball. A running trail circles the park, which also contains a dog park as well as a seasonal farmer's market.
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Blending art and entertainment, Cape Cod Art Bar is a bring your own beverage art venue for painting parties, art classes, and special events for all levels of experience. Paints, brushes, canvas, aprons, and step-by-step guided instruction is included.
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Featuring an antique carousel, Watch Hill Carousel & Beach offers visitors scenic views of the Atlantic Ocean. The beach is within walking distance of the downtown, which has shops and a lighthouse for visitors to see.
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A 10-lane traditional bowling center, The Lanes Bowl & Bistro offers open bowling along with a bocce court. The center also provides an outdoor bar, a bistro with a full dining menu and live entertainment.
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Napatree Point / Beach is a sandy spit that was created by a geologic process called the long shore drift. The beach stretches 1.5-miles in length along the Block Island Sound.
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The Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site celebrates the nation's most known parkmaker. The pioneer of landscape design was the first to value the aesthetic appeal to large scale businesses and made a name for himself that way.
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Get a feel for a typical 1800s Campground cottage at the Cottage Museum. Complete with period furnishings, the display also includes vintage photos. Open daily during the summer season (fee applies).