Location: Coventry
Top Things to do in Coventry
Countries
The 10 Best Things to Do in Coventry, United States
Coventry in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Historic Sites. Discover best things to do in Coventry with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Coventry
1. Nathanael Greene Homestead
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By Charlesvincent A - Amissville, Virginia
This visit was spontaneous as I saw the signs along the road for Nathaniel Greene' Homestead. I followed the signs into a neighborhood, parking is across the street.
Unfortunately, this place is only open on Monday, Friday, and Sunday; I was here on Wednesday.
I still got out of my car, looked around on the outside and read the information on the Homestead. As I was looking around I could only imagine how this placed looked before the existing neighborhood was built around it, I'm sure it was a nice homestead. I'll have to come again with my family and hopefully catch a reenactment of some sort.
2. Nickle Creek Vineyard
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By SissyBiff2 - Moosup, Connecticut
Visited before holidays to buy local wine. Fruity white wine. Check ahead for dates of wine tasting . Children are welcome and plenty of open space fro them to run off energy. Nice gift basket with Rhode Island products, including maple syrup from nearby farm
3. Skydive Danielson
Overall Ratings
5 based on 120 reviews
Skydive Danielson specializes in first time tandem skydivers. Operating out of the Danielson Airport since 1997. Our safety record is second to none, jump with the best! Voted "Best DZ in the US" 3 years running.
Reviewed By jeanleonard12 - Killingly, Connecticut
Sitting by our pool this summer I heard laughing and what sounded like a good time up in the clouds. Looking up i saw several colorful parachutes with happy and BRAVE people dangling from them. Now we watch them all summer. It's like having your own show right in our backyard. Brave souls!
4. Tomaquag Museum
Overall Ratings
5 based on 19 reviews
Tomaquag Museum is the region's only native-operated facility dedicated to the sharing of indigenous culture, arts and history. Tomaquag boasts 14 unique rotating exhibits that showcase Southern New England tribal community stories, over 20,000 artifacts in collections, and over 100,000 research materials in the archive. Come take a tour with our knowledgeable and native museum staff for an enriching educational experience.
Reviewed By rolfy3111 - Providence, Rhode Island
I have been trying to come here for years and finally made it, and it exceeded expectations! Beautiful location, beautiful museum, and amazing social justice and civil rights tour given by the museum staff member, who was not only incredibly well informed and passionate but had stories to share from her and her family's own experiences.
I learned so much, and will definitely be coming back to learn more! absolutely enjoyable, educational, and enlightening.
definitely best thing to do in exeter and probably rhode island!
5. Leyden Farm Vineyard and Winery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By Michaelbdoherty - Norton, Massachusetts
Just off the main road makes it an easy to find and enjoyable ride. A very nice tasting room operation was enjoyable. Friendly staff made for a great experience. My only complaint was the price of tasting. Me and my wife both wanted a tasting and the bill came to $22.00! This did not include the glasses (they were and EXTRA) $3.00 each. We got to choose 5 wines. Neither tasting was comped with the purchase of 2 bottles of wine. Wine prices were a little high for what they were. Most were around $19.00 a bottle. Another winery in the area charged the same however glasses were complimentary.
6. Confreda Greenhouses and Farms
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
The Confreda family began farming in 1922. Farming just over 400 acres of land in Cranston and Warwick, their operations represent one of the oldest and largest commercial vegetable farms in the state of Rhode Island. Through the years, the Confreda family has worked to provide customers with high quality produce, always expanding their efforts to bring customers into the family farm experience.
Reviewed By Barry N - Coventry, Rhode Island
has everything from apples to ice cream to fresh made pies. great hot food section. nice seating area. flowers,plants and great people who know the business inside and out. great bakery area as well and carry items you need along with fresh veggies and fruits grown on the farm itself.WOW
7. Garden City Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 64 reviews
Conveniently located on Route 2 in Cranston, Garden City Center is home to over 60 shops, services and eateries. The fabulous stores include Anthropologie, Crate and Barrel, J. Crew, L'Occitane, Sephora, Williams Sonoma, Pottery Barn, The Container Store, Providence Diamond, b.Good, Bistro 22, LA Fitness and Whole Foods Market. With L.L. Bean opening in late summer 2016 there's only more for Garden City to offer. Garden City Center was one of the first open air shopping experiences of its kind in the country and for generations families have had fond memories of GCC shopping excursions.
Reviewed By Donna C - Coral Springs
Garden City is the perfect way to spend the day. Outdoor shopping plaza with many retail shops you'd see at any indoor mall plus a few specialty stores that are perfect for browsing. There are many restaurants to choose from as well as casual as...MoreDonna, we are so pleased you enjoyed your visit to GCC! Our team works hard to create a fun & relaxing environment for our shoppers. Stay tuned for more restaurants & stores opening in late 2017 and 2018!
8. Goddard State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 149 reviews
Reviewed By Julie and Paul C - Dunnellon, Florida
I love driving through the park, stopping at different areas and playing in each one. Taking our dogs for a play in the park. Walking the riding paths and along the beach. I nice cool spot for a picnic or a relaxing swim. Great place for walking in the woods along the waterside. The views are awesome with all kinds of birds and wildlife along the way.
9. Arctic Playhouse
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Debra T - Cranston, Rhode Island
Arctic Playhouse 117 Washington Street West Warwick, R.I. 02893-5015.
The Telephone Number of Arctic Playhouse is: 401 573-3443.
Arctic Playhouse is open on the days and evenings that a show is taking place.
They have a Sunday Afternoon Matinee and shows on Friday and Saturday nights.
Sometimes, also on Thursday nights.
You have to check their schedule for when exactly You would like to go.
The Arctic Playhouse is a very small theatre about eighty to ninety people capacity.
The Ticket Prices are $13.00 if You make advance reservations with them or $18.00 on the day of the show.
About a year or so from now, Arctic Playhouse will be moving to another location in the West Warwick area.
They accept all major credit cards.
Parking would be on the street or in a Post Office parking lot that is across the street from them.
There are other businesses located next to The Arctic Playhouse.
Louis and I saw The Dining Room.
It runs for about three weeks.
On the last day of the show, there will be a chance for somebody to win a Dining Room set from Cardi's Furniture.
They are currently selling tickets for people to buy.
The Arctic Playhouse was established in 2014.
The Arctic Playhouse was evolved from the highly successful Daydream Theatre Company that was founded in Providence, Rhode Island 2002.
In 2014 The Daydream Theatre Company was looking for a new location with abundant storefront space and a new venue was secured in Arctic Village, West Warwick and it became The Arctic Playhouse.
The Arctic Playhouse is looking for donations and sponsors to keep it going.
The Dining Room is ninety minutes long and there is a fifteen minute intermission between the two acts.
There are ceiling fans inside Arctic Playhouse and pictures on the wall.
Two couches and chairs for seating arrangements.
No assign seats.
You can sit anywhere that You want to, inside their theatre.
The Dining Room is a good show.
Louis and I enjoyed it.
There is free Popcorn and Chocolate Chip Cookies that You can eat inside the theatre.
They also have free coffee.
They do charge for drinks: Soda & Water $1.00 each.
Beer and Wine have different prices between $4.00 and $6.00.
Usually, You aren't allowed to bring any food inside a theatre.
It wasn't sold out on the night that Louis and I went there.
The only bad thing about it, that the people who work there lack experience in what they are doing.
Louis and I had reservations and he couldn't find our name on his list.
The Dining Room is a little confusing because the six characters in the show keep changing names and where they are.
It was a nice night out for us and it gave us a chance to meet some interesting people.
They do greet You when You walk in.
No problem with lights or sound from their show.
During the next few months there will be other shows coming to The Arctic Playhouse.
Pictures are allowed, but no flashes.
Before the show begins, two of the men make announcements about what You can and can't do during the performance.
Thank You.
10. Coventry Public Library
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Barry N - Coventry, Rhode Island
this library has everything you need. a large selection always up to date regular and large print. Pc classes if needed.great speakers come in on a regular basis. always clean,good parking.nice kids area.
great selection of large print books. can get you just about anything in reading material from other library's around the State of RI.
a great resource so be sure to use it if you like books or like to read.
TAGS
