Cheap Things To Do in Cumberland, Rhode Island

Inscription. On this spot where they were slain by the Indians were buried the nine soldiers captured in Pi... More on HMDB

it was a cold, somber place. made me think. people have reported seeing ghosts in the woods, some of childr... More on Yahoo! Travel

'Miscoe Lake' is a reservoir in Cumberland, Providence County, Rhode Island. The northern tip of the lake lies in Wrentham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts. The lake is a temporary habitat for Canadian Geese and is a popular fishing ... More on Wikipedia

The basic deal is that Diamond hill is Closed to Climbing and has been for over a decade now. All the property in that area including the rocks, the ski hill and the surrounding hiking trails were ... More on RockClimbing

Diamond Hill Park, formerly a state park and a downhill ski facility, is now administered by the town of Cumberland. The park is located at 4097 Diamond Hill Road off Route 114. Hiking, picnicking ... More on LLBean.com

New Englands scariest haunted trail. Haunted Hill is a walk through outdoor trail situated within Diamond Hill Park in Cumberland, RI The trail takes 30-45 minutes to walk through.Diamond ... More on HauntedHouse.com

'Butterfly Pond', also known as 'Aldrich Brook', is a body of water in the town of Lincoln, in ... More on Wikipedia

Forty five minute narrated tours aboard our forty nine passenger boat. - Operating May thru October - Histo... More on entertainment.com

We toured the Blackstone Valley by bike. What a great time!!! The tour leader, Bob Billington, the Tour lea... More on TripAdvisor

'Lake Bel Air' is a lake in the town of North Smithfield, in Providence County, Rhode Island. More on Wikipedia

On the third Thursday of the month, from March through November, 27 of the city's hot "art spots" open thei... More on Discover America

Gallery Night makes getting around to a bunch of galleries really easy. More on Yahoo! Travel

'Woonsocket Civil War Monument' is an historic site at Monument Square in Woonsocket, Rhode Island. Built in 1868 by J.G. Batterson, this Civil War memorial was the first Civil War monument constructed in Rhode Island. The monument ... More on Wikipedia

As one of the last of the "stone-ender"-style houses that were unique to historic Rhode Island, this building is a must-see for the heritage traveler. Though over restored, the Arnold House is still the best of the "stone-enders" ... More on Heritage