Last Vestiges of Summer Fun for Rain or Shine in RI

Mini Golf

Mini Golf at Mulligan's Island

Have you made a 3 or less at Mulligan's Island's volcano hole? If not, now is a perfect time to try it.

Visit Mulligan's Island, located at 1000 New London Ave in Cranston for a fun round of mini golf. If you finish mini golf and are looking for more fun, hit the driving range or the batting cages.

Click here for more information on Mulligan's Island.

Photo courtesy of the Putting Penguin/flickr

Castle Hill Inn

Dinner Outside at Castle Hill Inn

Get yourself to Newport and go to Castle Hill Inn for dinner outside on the water.

Castle Hill Inn was named one of the top 10 Seaside Hotel in the world in 2013 and continues to make for a great day or night out.

Castle Hill is located on 590 Ocean Ave.

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Sand Hill Cove

Take the Family to Sand Hill Cove

If you haven't been to a beach yet this summer, what are you waiting for? The warm weather is winding down so take family and friends to Sand Hill Cove and enjoy the beach, playground, concession area.

Sand Hill Cove is located on 100 Sand Hill Cove road in Narragansett.

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PawSox at McCoy

PawSox Game at McCoy Stadium

Nothing says summer time like heading over to the ballpark and catching a game. Whether it's Red Sox, PawSox or other, everyone has to go to at least one ball game this summer and the chances are winding down. 

Therefore, head over to McCoy Stadium and watch the PawSox begin to close out thier season. 

Click here to see the PawSox schedule and more information.

Movie at Rustic Drive in

Catch a Movie at Rustic Drive in

The end of summer means the end of drive in movies and Rustic Drive in is on it's final weeks of being open as they close at the end of September. 

Drive in movies are one of the must do activites of the summer season and if you haven't gotten over to one, now is a good time. 

Rustic Drive in is located on Route 146 in North Smithfield and the cost is $27 per carload

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Clam cakes at Flo's

Get Clam cakes from Flo's

What is summer without clamcakes? With summer winding down, clamcakes are going away soon and if you haven't bit into one yet, now would be a good time to do so. 

Get yourself to Flo's and take a bit into thier clam cake before the summer comes to an end. Dip it into their tarter sauce or just eat it as is. 

For more on Flo's, click here. 

Jane Pickens

See a Movie at Jane Pickens Theater

If it happens to be raining, the day is not ruined. Head over to Jane Pickens theater and catch a movie, at least you can smell the sea air. 

The theater is a Greek Revival-style house and features indie films, classics and other unique cinema events.

The theater is located on 49 Touro St. in Newport.

Click here for more information.

Prov Children's Museum

Check out the My Sky exhibit at Prov Children's Museum

A fun and educational day is in store whn visiting the My Sky exhibit at the Providence Childrens Museum. A perfect activity for a rainy summer day. 

The exhibit allows parents and kids alike to discover an immersive traveling exhibit exploring the universe. The exhibit is on display until September 7. 

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Climb an Indoor Rock Wall

Climb an Indoor Rock Wall at Rock Spot Climbing

Not a great day out? No matter, you can still climb a rock wall inside  at Rock Spot Climbing, located at 100 Higgenson Avenue in Lincoln. 

Can you make your way to the top of the 30 foot wall? 

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Photo courtesy of rockspotclimbing.com

Save The Bay Exploration

Hold Sea Creatures at the Save The Bay Exploration Center

Weather not cooperating enough to go out to the beach and see what sea creatures you can find? No fear. 

Visit the Save The Bay Exploration Center, located on 175 Memorial Blvd, and check out their 14 tanks filled with about 150 species that come directly from the Narragansett Bay. 

Go over to the touch tank and hold starfish, hermit crabs, sea urchins and other sea critters. 

Admission is only $5 and it goes to Save the Bay. 

Click here for more information.