Cumberland, Rhode Island

Cumberland, Rhode Island

Family neighborhoods, great parks, easy access to everything

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Living in Cumberland

Cumberland is one of Rhode Island's most consistently in-demand suburbs — strong schools, well-kept neighborhoods, hundreds of acres of parkland, and quick access to Route 295, Route 146, and the Massachusetts line.

The town spans everything from the dense Valley Falls and Berkeley neighborhoods near the river to the wide-open, wooded north end around Diamond Hill.

Landmarks & outdoor spots in Cumberland

Diamond Hill Park entrance sign in Cumberland, Rhode Island
Diamond Hill ParkA 400-plus-acre town park on Route 114 with an open lawn amphitheater, vineyard views, and trailheads that climb the old ski slope. Summer concerts here are a Cumberland institution.
Rocky ledge hiking trail with views over autumn forest at Diamond Hill in Cumberland, Rhode Island
Diamond Hill ledgesThe quartz ledges at the top of Diamond Hill deliver one of the best long views in northern Rhode Island — a short, steep hike that pays off with fall color across the Blackstone Valley.
Historic stone Cumberland Monastery building and lawn in Cumberland, Rhode Island
Cumberland Monastery & LibraryThe former Cistercian monastery now houses the town library and sits on roughly 500 acres of trails, stone walls, and fields off Diamond Hill Road — the most-used walking spot in town.

Cumberland at a Glance

County
Providence County
Villages
Valley Falls, Ashton, Berkeley, Arnold Mills, Diamond Hill
Schools
Cumberland School Department (Cumberland High School)
Character
Suburban, family-focused, strong parks and recreation
Commute
~20 minutes to Providence, ~35 minutes to Boston-bound rail

Things to Do in Cumberland

  • Diamond Hill Park

    A landmark rocky hillside with hiking trails, big views, town events, and concerts through the summer.

  • Cumberland Monastery & Library

    Trails, playing fields, and a public library inside the former Cistercian monastery grounds — a genuinely unique town asset.

  • Blackstone River Bikeway

    Miles of paved riverside trail through Ashton and Berkeley, one of the prettiest stretches in the valley.

  • Arnold Mills Fourth of July Parade

    One of the oldest and best-attended Independence Day road races and parades in the state.

  • Cumberlandfest

    The town's multi-day summer festival with rides, fireworks, and live music at Tucker Field.

Where to Eat

Andrew's Bistro, Bakery & Catering

Italian steak, seafood, and pasta at 3755 Mendon Road, with an in-house bakery — Cumberland's go-to for a nicer night out.

andrewsbistro.com

Angelo's Palace Pizza

A family pizza institution at 133 Mendon Road since 1978, everything made from scratch — the local birthday-and-team-dinner headquarters.

angelospalacepizza.com

Davenport's Restaurant

Three decades on Mendon Road serving family-style American and seafood — the chowder and prime rib have a following.

davenportsri.com

Cumberland House of Pizza (CHOPS)

Over 50 years of pizza, grinders, pasta, and seafood takeout — a Blackstone Valley staple.

chopsri.com

Pat's Italian Restaurant

Elevated Italian comfort food at 2000 Mendon Road with a full bar and wine list.

patsitalian.com

The Cumberland Real Estate Market

  • One of the strongest and most competitive suburban markets in northern Rhode Island.
  • Buyers should be prepared with financing lined up — well-priced homes routinely see multiple offers.
  • Sellers benefit from staging and pre-list preparation here more than almost anywhere; the buyer pool is discerning.

Villages & Neighborhoods

Valley FallsAshtonBerkeleyArnold MillsDiamond Hill

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