1. Wilbur McMahon School

28 Commons Little Compton, RI
Fenced in from the parking lot
Multiple jungle gyms, some taller slides for the older kiddos
Baby and big kid swings, basketball court and walking track adjacent

2. Town Farm, Main Road Tiverton RI
Two seperate playground spaces on either end of the walking track.
Track surrounds baseball, softball and soccer fields
Tennis courts

3. Westport Town Playground, Main Road, Westport Mass
Fenced in playground with multiple play areas, swings and huge sand area.
Lots of swings and open area within the fence for safe tag, ball games, etc

4. Braga Park,  Kay St, Newport
Cute little park. Huge open space great for soccer or kickball. Two basketball courts and a ball field as well. The bonus- right on the water!

5. Linden Park, 141 West Main Road, Middletown
Very handicapped accessible. This park was built outside a school that is now closed. The great playground stayed, thankfully as it was pretty new and pretty big.

1. Coastal Roasters 1791 Main Road Tiverton RI

Donald roasts the beans right there in the shop, so even driving by can be heavenly. Lots of outdoor seating overlooking the water. Huge menu of coffee and tea drinks.

2. Gray’s Daily Grind “ “Free Range Coffee”  638 Adamsville Rd Westport, MA

This shop is within walking distance of our Samuel Church Estate. Good selection of coffee, smoothies and pastries. Gifts, artisanal pantry items and local books are also available.

3. The Art Cafe 7 South of the Commons Road Little Compton RI

Cute little coffee shop and art gallery. Big open yard with plenty of space to sit outside, safe for the kiddos to play. Delish savory treats also available.

4. The Beehive Cafe 10 Franklin St Bristol RI

Much more than coffee, they have a great breakfast and lunch menu.

5. Thrive Coffee House 706 Park Ave Portsmouth RI

Beautiful little spot overlooking the water in Portsmouth. Tea, coffee, sandwiches for breakfast and lunch are available as well. Kiddo friendly area for play.

Top 5 Public Golf Courses

1. Newport National Golf Club 324 Mitchell’s Lane Middletown, RI 401-848-9690 ewport National which started out as a 200-acre landscape nursery is now deemed the “Number One Public Access Course in New England,” by New England Golf Monthly. Legendary golf architect Arthur Hills designed the challenging 7,244 yard Orchard Course. The 18-hole links-style course sports sloping fairways, marshes, and strategically placed bunkers. The dramatic setting boasts views of the Atlantic Ocean and Sakonnet Passage, while challenging golfers with steady winds coming off the Narragansett Bay. Newport National is reminiscent of courses in Ireland and the legendary Scottish links. Golfweek Magazine placed the course in the “Top Twenty New Courses in America” soon after it was completed.
2. Green Valley Country Club  371 Union St Portsmouth, RI 401-847-9543 The Green Valley Country Club is an 18 hole championship course, located in picturesque Portsmouth, RI. Known as Newport’s finest semi-private country club, it is open to the public.
3. Whaling City Golf Course 581 Hathaway Rd New Bedford, Ma 508-996-9393 Whaling City Golf Course is a 6780 yard 18 hole championship course; with several remaining Donald Ross designed holes. Originally called New Bedford Public Links; the course was built by Buster and Stanley Brown in 1947. The course has undergone major transformations and been redesigned over the years as civilization progressed; making alterations as route 140 and 195 were built. The land continues to be assessed for other uses; but as the golfers who have played her for 50+ years will attest, it will survive. Public welcome; league times available; outings welcome.
4. Triggs Memorial Golf Course 1533 Chalkstone Ave Providence, RI 401-521-8460 A Donald Ross designed course, located minutes from downtown Providence.
5. Windmill Hill Golf Course 35 Schoolhouse Road Warren, RI 401-245-1463 9 par three golf holes ranging in length from 116 yards to 218 yards