Lincoln, Rhode Island
Lincoln Woods, the Blackstone, and a commuter's sweet spot
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Living in Lincoln
Lincoln packs an unusual amount into a small town: a legendary state park, miles of Blackstone River frontage, historic villages, a major entertainment destination, and a corporate office corridor — all within about 20 minutes of downtown Providence.
Neighborhoods range from the historic mill village of Manville and the tight streets of Lonsdale to the newer subdivisions and condominium developments in Quinnville and Limerock.
Landmarks & outdoor spots in Lincoln
Lincoln at a Glance
- County
- Providence County
- Villages
- Lonsdale, Manville, Albion, Saylesville, Limerock, Quinnville
- Schools
- Lincoln School Department (Lincoln High School)
- Character
- Suburban with historic villages and major parkland
- Commute
- ~20 minutes to Providence via Route 146
Things to Do in Lincoln
Lincoln Woods State Park
Rhode Island's beloved 600-plus-acre park: Olney Pond swimming, hiking and horse trails, boulders, and picnic groves.
Blackstone River State Park & the Towpath
Canal towpath walking, kayaking, and one of the best-preserved stretches of the historic Blackstone Canal.
Hearthside House Museum
The 1810 stone mansion on Great Road with seasonal tours and a well-known holiday program.
Bally's Twin River Casino
Gaming, concerts, and a big slate of restaurants — a regional entertainment draw right in town.
Great Road Historic District
A cluster of colonial-era buildings including some of the oldest structures in Rhode Island.
Where to Eat
Trattoria Romana
Fine Italian dining in Lincoln — Old World recipes, an extensive wine list, and one of northern Rhode Island's best-known dining rooms.
trattoria-romana.comGuzzardo's Italian Villa
Family-owned since 1957 and four generations deep — pasta, pizza, steaks, and sandwiches from the original recipes.
theguzzardosvillail.comCool Pickle Restaurant & Bar
American comfort food and a lively bar at 48 School Street, with takeout and catering.
coolpicklerestaurantbar.comBistro Locale
Latin-inspired, seasonally driven plates from breakfast through dinner — a newer favorite in town.
bistrolocale.comBally's Lincoln dining (Fred & Steve's Steakhouse, Wicked Good Bar & Grill)
Steakhouse, sports bar, and casual options under one roof at the casino on Twin River Road.
casinos.ballys.com/lincolnThe Lincoln Real Estate Market
- Condo and townhome inventory is deeper here than in most northern RI towns — good for downsizers and first-time buyers.
- Proximity to Lincoln Woods and Route 146 keeps resale demand strong.
- Historic village properties need an agent who understands older construction and lot constraints.