- Our list of the best things to do in Fall River, Massachusetts, features the top 399 nearby activities — including 181 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Fall River, MA has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Museums & Galleries, Sights & Landmarks, and Entertainment & Shows.
- The results below include the top 24 things to do within the city of Fall River, MA , followed by 375 popular activities in nearby cities, including Newport, Providence, New Bedford, North Kingstown, Warwick, Middletown, Pawtucket, Cranston, Jamestown, Tiverton, East Greenwich, Lincoln, Attleboro, East Providence, Bristol, Smithfield, Cumberland, Taunton, Narragansett, Portsmouth, Warren, Coventry, Wakefield, Dartmouth, Wickford, Wareham, Foxboro, Exeter, Dennis Port, Little Compton and Saunderstown
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Cape Playhouse, founded in 1927, is a local theater which hosts a range of live performances featuring famous Broadway, movie and television artists.
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Scargo Hill Observation Tower is a cobblestone tower sitting atop Scargo Hill which is the tallest hill within the mid-Cape region and offers sweeping views of the Cape all the way to Provincetown.
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Visitors to the Drumlin Farm Wildlife Sanctuary in Lincoln, Massachusetts get to see a variety of animals, including sheep, goats, foxes, pigs, birds, chickens, cows and other species. The Sanctuary also harvests maple syrup during the winter.
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Guests and their dogs can enjoy a dog park with areas for small dogs and large dogs along with a running well of water at Pawsitive Park. The park has a gazebo and lots of open grass.
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Located along the Yantic River and Nature Preserve, Estelle Cohn Memorial Dog Park provides fenced grass and dirt fields for canine recreation. The park has a separate area for smaller dogs, picnic tables, tubes and small, portable swimming pools.
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One of the larger city parks in the area is Dean Park. It features an extensive children's playground, tennis courts, baseball/softball fields, a pond with ducks and geese, walking paths, and even several fountains.
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A community park, MacArthur Playground features a grass baseball field along with one full and two half basketball courts. It also offers a children's playground area with slides, swings, benches and picnic tables.
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A small park area featuring mostly sports facilities, John M. Devir Park can be used for baseball, softball, basketball and tennis. The park has paved trails, benches and a playground with multiple play structures.
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Mount Misery is a hiking area populated by woodlands, agricultural fields, and meadows. The hiking trail is safe for hikers of all skill levels and is mostly flat until the end at which there is a slight climb.
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Dodd Stadium is the home of the Connecticut Tigers, the Class-A Short Season affiliate of the American League's Detroit Tigers. Named after the former US Senator, this 6,270-seat venue is 401 feet deep from home plate to center field.