Guidebook for Douglas
Parks & Nature
The unique rock formations and caves are really fun for the family to explore.
33 locals recommend
Purgatory Chasm Vistor Center
214 Purgatory RdThe unique rock formations and caves are really fun for the family to explore.
Douglas State Forest
107 Wallum Lake RdHiking, mountain biking trails
Entertainment & Activities
Breezy Picnic Grounds & Waterslides
520 N W Main StIndian Ranch
200 Gore RdThey offer many concerts in the summer months.
Tri-State Amusements
35 Chase AveFun place to go on a rainy day or in the evening.
Sightseeing
Tri-state marker
The point where Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Connecticut all meet.
Arts & Culture
The Historical Society is in the E.N. Jenckes Store and Museum. The store, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, serves as a museum and provides a living time capsule for the rich history of not only Douglas, but the Blackstone Valley and a national example of rural life in America. The E.N. Jenckes Store Museum for purposes of depicting a general store and life in rural community during the 19th century.
Douglas Historical Society
The Historical Society is in the E.N. Jenckes Store and Museum. The store, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, serves as a museum and provides a living time capsule for the rich history of not only Douglas, but the Blackstone Valley and a national example of rural life in America. The E.N. Jenckes Store Museum for purposes of depicting a general store and life in rural community during the 19th century.
Essentials
Market Basket
95 Sutton Ave They'll cook lobsters for you to bring home and enjoy.
Price Chopper
221-223 Park AveGrocery store which also sells beer and wine.
Food Scene
Picket Fence Restaurant
338 NE Main StThey have very good breakfasts.
The Little Coffee Bean
299 NE Main StGreat coffee and muffins.