- 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.
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The Burlington Recreation Center is a community center and park that has a large field, baseball and softball diamonds, a wood gymnasium, multifunction community room, computer center, and conference room.
42.2 Miles
Showcase Cinemas Woburn is a movie theater that is equipped with fully reclining luxury seats, premium reserved seating, and a full bar that makes signature cocktails. The cinema also offers dining experiences.
42.4 Miles
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63 Canal Street, Westerly, RI
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Grey Sail Brewing of Rhode Island is a seaside microbrewery that makes a variety of craft beers, including ales, porters, stouts, and ryes. It offers tours and tastings on weekends.
42.4 Miles
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29 votes
1575 Broadway, Saugus, MA 01906
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Marked by a distinctive orange dinosaur landmark, Route 1 Miniature Golf & Batting Cages is a family amusement complex that offers a variety of games and entertainments. In addition to mini golf and batting cages, it features a video arcade.
42.4 Miles
The Melrose Dog Park provides visitors with the chance to let their dogs exercise in a dedicated play area that is surrounded by trees. The location features a doggie water fountain for dogs that are feeling a bit thirsty.
42.5 Miles
Experience life in the 1800's at the Leffingwell House Museum. With several pioneer buildings open for tour, the museum provides a look at historical architecture, furnishings and other memorabilia such as military artifacts.
42.6 Miles
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15 votes
NW Corner 47 Town Street, Norwich, CT 06360
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Bucolic Norwich, Connecticut is home to the Norwichtown Historic Cemetary. The cemetary, which was established in the Colonial Era and is one of Connecticut's oldest, contains the graves of many significant figures in Norwich history.
42.6 Miles
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Prospect Hill Historic District is a district that encompasses 40-blocks of residential neighborhoods. The district has a total of 993 contributing buildings.
42.7 Miles
At the Slater Memorial Museum, visitors can find both fine and decorate art from the Western Hemisphere, Asia, Europe, and Africa. The location features both temporary exhibitions and permanent collections.
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From land originally donated in 1898, Wilcox Park has grown to include 16-acres of open meadows, gardens, and fountain. The park is also a regular host to concerts, festivals, and other community events throughout the year.