The Monastery Park

10 reviews

+1 (401) 334-9996

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1464 Diamond Hill Rd

Cumberland, RI 02864

+1 (401) 334-9996

http://www.cumberlandlibrary.org

The Monastery Park in Cumberland, RI is a serene outdoor space that offers visitors a place to relax and connect with nature.

With its peaceful atmosphere and beautiful surroundings, The Monastery Park is a popular destination for those looking to unwind and enjoy the outdoors.

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Tess W.

4/2/2013

Awesome, clean trails. Well-maintained and graveled. Good for leashed dogs. You can get a good workout in if you do a couple loops. Good for kids. There is a kids play area. A Veteran...

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Megan H.

3/21/2021

My senior dog loves it here because we can go the whole way, or cut it short and the white path and end our walk if he is too tired! Not many trails you can change your mind midway!! Definitely...

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Stephanie C.

1/4/2020

We really love this library. Spacious and updated. Great kids room and they really have a great variety of programs for children. There is also a playground area outside and walking trails. We...

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Lor A.

11/10/2019

My favorite local place to walk. Great for walking dogs too. I love spending weekends walking the trails in the very back. I can spend all day walking here. Very peaceful with nice scenery...

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Kathryn L.

3/10/2019

My family and I love this park. We are here almost every day during the spring and summer months. The trails are great for jogging or just taking a nature walk. People are always friendly and...

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