- TripBuzz found 331 things to do with kids in or near Cumberland, Rhode Island, including 322 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Fall River, Providence, Warwick and Cranston.
- From Rhode Island Elite All Stars to Bentley Field, the Cumberland area offers 122 different types of family activities, including: Bike Paths, Walking Trails, Farms & Ranches and National & State Parks.
- First settled in 1635, the historic city of Cumberland is located in Rhode Island's north easternmost region. The city's popular Cumberlandfest, held every summer is a carnival and live entertainment event that attracts thousands each year. Local in-town attractions include local theatre, shopping, dining, a historical housing district and a local farm.
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The 16-stall horse riding facility that is Victory Stables features 8 turnout paddocks, 450-acres of trails, overhead fans, and a wash rack. The facility also includes air conditioning, a refrigerator, and heating.
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Launch Trampoline Park is an indoor amusement facility that features a variety of amenities. Visitors can simply bounce on trampolines, play dodge ball or other games, or take exercise classes. The facility is also available for parties.
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Located along the water, Warwick City Park can be used for swimming, baseball, basketball, hiking, biking and bird watching. The park provides beach access, a children's playground, three miles of paved trails, a dog park and picnic areas.
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Aleixo Arena Skating Rink is an ice skating rink that offers public skating and skate rentals. The rink also features an on site pro shop and is available to host parties.
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At RI Shakespeare Company, visitors can attend performances of classic Shakespeare plays and Broadway musicals. During the holiday season, the company performs The Christmas Carol, a classic adaptation of a book from Charles Dickens.
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Rhode Island's Oakland Beach is located in Warwick. This saltwater beach sits on Greenwich Bay and connects to Narrangansett Bay. Beach features several convenient small-craft launching docks. It is most popular in warm weather, but is open throughout the year.
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Norwood Historical Society features the Day House which is open seasonally for tours and seasonal exhibits in the spring and fall months. The Day House is also available for group tours and for research by appointment year round.
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The Washington Secondary Trail is a 19-mile path that takes travelers from Cranston Street to Log Bridge Road. Small boat access is available along the road, which also offers access to an equestrian trail.
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Originally known as Spell Hall, Nathanael Greene Homestead, was the home of the Revolutionary War General. Built in 1770, visitors to the site can enjoy a tour of the home and grounds and explore the historical artifacts and exhibits.
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A classic style bowling alley that specializes in candlepin bowling, the Norwood Sport Center offers open bowling as well as league and tournament play. The facility also offers bumper bowling for kids.