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Founded by Ed Lang in 1960, and run by his grandchildren today, this local icon has been revived and restored back to its 1960's retro glory. Clean, comfortable and equally serious about hardcore bowling and hard core fun, Lang's welcomes you with an amazing team offering the personal service Ed was known for. They're family friendly, clean and convenient to get to and park, with an affordable snack bar menu, a full bar and lane-side service. Thursday through Saturday nights live DJs and lasers light up the lanes for Atomic Bowling under the blacklights.
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www.langsbowlarama.com
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Located on Route 102 in Burrillville the 23,000 square foot facility opened May 2004. The main floor consists of our Cocktail Room, Waterfront Room with a seating capacity of 225 and Tavern. Spectacular views of Crystal Lake and the 18th green makes this a popular venue for weddings, functions and dining. Crystal Lake's Tavern can accommodate 100 patrons and is open to the public on a daily basis during golf season. Lunch and Dinner Specials prepared by our professional staff have received rave reviews.
www.crystallakegolfclub.com
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Take a tour with Rail Explorers and experience the magic of the railroad like never before! Ride the rails on their pedal-powered 'Rail Explorers' - a unique activity suitable for everyone.
The Rail Explorer operates along the Old Colony Railroad, built in 1862. The rails meander alongside spectacular Narragansett Bay offering riders unique views that include Jamestown, the Mount Hope Bridge, Hog Island Lighthouse, and coastal woodlands.Riders on the Southern Circuit are invited to bring a picnic to enjoy at Bayside Station during the 20 minute turnaround.
www.railexplorers.net
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Founded in 1899, Sakonnet Golf Club course was designed by famed golf architect, Donald Ross, who made Little Compton his summer home, and redesigned the course hole by hole over two decades. This 18 Hole course plays at 6,337 yards, par 70 at the Southern tip of Little Compton, Rhode Island. The combination of sea views and stone walls make the course unforgettable.
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