Audubon Society of Rhode Island Reviews

We had a birthday party there and it was wonderful! Kim did an excellent job , the kids loved it,

Trying to do a hike a day during the pandemic. Cheaper than 24-hour therapy. This Sunday we also needed books and groceries. This hike was perfect: did all the trails, took about 1.25 hours. Up and down. You always heard traffic ... but it couldn't get you. Encountered a half-dozen others, everyone masked. Muddy in spots because of rain ... but we wore boots. Then we headed over to the mall you can see next door: Barnes & Noble + Dave's, one of the best food emporiums we know (and we know the outdoor markets of France intimately). A good day. Sanitized our hands three times.

There are a couple of nice, scenic paths here; it s pretty small, so the paths are short and often not much separated from the shopping centers nearby, but the nature s pretty and it can be pretty peaceful.

Very much enjoy walking here. They have a lending library which I have been privileged to utilize. Loaned materials for a kindergarten classroom one time, as well as books.

We have filmed at the Audubon Sanderson Road Facility in Smithfield, RI many times and have never been dissapointed. Rhode Island has many excellent Audubon wildlife refuges. Lots of birds!
Walt Barrett - Filmmaker

My husband and I took a class here recently with our 5 year old daughter. Kim, the instructor, was engaging and we all really enjoyed the class and each of us learned. The class consisted of an easy outdoor hiking component and an indoor craft. All was excellent and we highly recommend this for other families.

Outstanding organization that promotes environmental education to all of Rhode island

Well- marked trails for a quiet summer afternoon hike! When it's hot out, try a hike here! You have a nice, safe, fun place for kids to explore, as well as several changing scenes to keep the hike interesting.