Lincoln Woods

Swimming hole · Providence County County, RI · 41.891111, -71.431944

Lincoln Woods State Park in Rhode Island, USA.
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Dogs
Allowed

Entry fee: No entry fee. Lincoln Woods is a lake cove on Olney Pond in Providence County, Rhode Island.

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Before you swim

Swimming allowedYes
Water typeLake cove
EntryWalk in
LifeguardsSeasonal; 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM as staffing allows
Water clarityFreshwater beach on Olney Pond; RI's first state park freshwater swim beach (dedicated 1977).
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Access

ParkingPark lots at 2 Manchester Print Works Road, Lincoln; loop road to Frank Moody State Beach.
FeeNo entry fee; picnic table $5/day, game fields $20/day, picnic shelter/gazebo $100/day.
HoursOpen year round, sunrise to sunset.
Managed byRhode Island Department of Environmental Management (Lincoln Woods State Park)
RestroomsYes
Picnic sitesYes
NoteFrank Moody State Beach on Olney Pond; restrooms May 1 to October 31; changing rooms for swimmers.
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Rules

DogsAllowed
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Common questions

Common questions

Is Lincoln Woods open?

Hours: Open year round, sunrise to sunset.

Can you swim at Lincoln Woods?

Yes, swimming is allowed at Lincoln Woods. Lifeguards: Seasonal; 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM as staffing allows.

How do you get to Lincoln Woods?

Parking: Park lots at 2 Manchester Print Works Road, Lincoln; loop road to Frank Moody State Beach.

Is there a fee at Lincoln Woods?

The fee is No entry fee; picnic table $5/day, game fields $20/day, picnic shelter/gazebo $100/day.

What facilities are at Lincoln Woods?

Restrooms and picnic sites. Frank Moody State Beach on Olney Pond; restrooms May 1 to October 31; changing rooms for swimmers.

What are the rules at Lincoln Woods?

Dogs are allowed.

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