- TripBuzz found 235 things to do with kids in or near Westerly, Rhode Island, including 213 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Groton, Narragansett, Montauk and Mystic.
- From Napatree Point to Flying Horse Carousel, the Westerly area offers 111 different types of family activities, including: Beaches, Theaters, Parks and Amusement Parks (All Ages).
- Sitting on the Pawcatuck River, Westerly is a popular venue for fishermen. And offering an array of water sports, the community is further equipped with a freshwater lake and several ponds. Further, each year Westerly plays hosts to a number of festivals and special events including an art festival, duck race, theater festival and Columbus Day parade.
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A site of historical interest in Dartmouth, Round Hill is the location of renowned millionaire Edward Howland Robinson Green. The mansion is particularly large and palatial, and is located near a beach.
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1666 Diamond Hill Road, Woonsocket, RI 02895
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A traditional bowling center, Walnut Hill Bowl features 32 lanes suitable for casual and league bowlers as well as private events. The center offers a pub with adult beverages, high-definition televisions and a full dining menu.
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Manchester's Wickham Park is a large park complex that includes an impressive and elegant event venue that is very popular for weddings. This attraction includes garden zones in the style of English, Scottish, Asian and Italian formal gardens.
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Located on 28 acres, the Hallockville Museum Farm contains over 19 historic houses and buildings to visit. Activities available include museum tours, classes, guided birds walks, folk art shows, and fairs.
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Acknowledging the role of women in history and their contributions to society, the Women at Work Museum offers exhibits and educational programs about women in multiple professions and disciplines. Stories are told through art, photographs, film and interactive exhibits.
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The historic Attleboro Area Industrial Museum is a museum with the goal of collecting and preserving artifacts that relate to the industrial history of Attleboro. The museum also has a history program for third graders.
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Founded in 1957 by Hilda Freeman, the Attleboro Community Theatre brings a variety of performing arts genres to the public. Patrons of this non-profit theater can enjoy live productions all year round.
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The historic Buttolph-Williams House is a 2-½ story timber frame structure that features a large central chimney and a side-gable roof. The house is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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New Bedford, Massachusetts is home to the Buttonwood Park Zoo, a mid-size zoo with 250 resident animals and 30 habitats. Most of the zoo's animals are native to North America and include bison, bighorn sheep, eagles, bears, seals, sea lions and mountain lions.
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Bucolic Old Wethersfield is the oldest and most historically significant area in modern Wethersfield. The district is full of immense homes in the Victorian and Second Empire styles. Others are much older and were built before or during the Revolutionary War.