Corner of Brook and Arnold streets

Small children's park with playground equipment and a few benches.

Ives and Wickenden Streets

This park is near the elementary school and includes playground equipment, a historic wall mural, basketball courts, baseball field and walking areas that lead to the India Point Park Pedestrian Bridge.

210 Pitman Street to Angell Street

On the National Register of Historic Places, this park has a mature collection of trees and shrubbery, making it a great place to have a relaxing walk.

Providence River at South Water Street

Benches near original harbors site with nearby restaurants.

Governor Street between Power & Williams

Small triangular park commemorating two Rhode Island governors, Arthur Fenner, 1745-1805, and his son, James Fenner, 1771-1846.  There was a large horse stable near this location and stable workers would exercise the horses around this triangular piece of land in the winter to keep them warm. Hence, it was known for a time as Heater Piece Park.

Gano and Power Street

Soccer and baseball fields, basketball courts, community garden, boat ramp and an off-leash dog park. This is a very large park with views of the Seekonk River.

Corner of Preston and Ives

The park, which was named after Providence Boxing Champion George Araujo, has playground equipment and several benches under shady trees.

Southern most point of neighborhood, bordered on three sides by Narragansett Bay, the Seekonk River and the mouth of the Providence River

This is the largest park in our neighborhood and features beautiful views of the bay. There is a playground, soccer fields and a boating center for sailing and kayaking. In the summer, many festivals are held in this location. For more information, visit Friends of India Point Park and the Community Boating Center.

Washington Bridge, connects the East Side with East Providence

Dedicated to George Redman who was one of the leading advocates of creating the East Bay Bike Path, which links Independence Park in Bristol and India Point Park in Providence.

Bordered by College Street, South Main Street and Water Street

Site of numerous memorials along the Providence River. Beautiful place to watch WaterFire.

Coming Soon!

Walkway along the river from Memorial Park to Wickenden Street.

Corner of Gano and Williams Street

 Historic site with benches, sidewalk and Roger Williams monument, indicating where community's founder landed.