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Clarence Street Park

Photo showing playground structures at Clarence Street Park
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photo showing the entrance to the Clarence Street PLayground
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photo showing swings and slides
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photo showing seating area and play ground area
photo showing trees, grass fields and seating areas
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photo showing a slide
photo showing swing set and picnic tables and colorful trees
photo showing swing set and picnic tables
Photo showing playground structures at Clarence Street Park
photo showing trees and picnic tables
photo showing the entrance to the Clarence Street PLayground
photo showing swings and picnic areas
photo showing walking path, trees, grass areas, and seating
photo showing swings and slides
photo showing a playground structure
photo showing seating area and play ground area
photo showing trees, grass fields and seating areas
photo showing the entrance to a providence park
photo showing a slide
photo showing swing set and picnic tables and colorful trees
photo showing swing set and picnic tables

History

Tucked between Clarence and Wallace Streets in Silver Lake near the Webster Avenue School, the park offers a nice combination of shade and sun, ideal for a picnic. It has long provided residents with open space, with the deed having been registered to the city in 1907.

Recent Improvements

  • Fence upgrades 2024.
  • Additional play equipment installed 2021.
  • Playground equipment upgraded 2018.

Details

Status
Open Year-Round
Neighborhood
Silver Lake
Acreage
0.93 acres
Coordinates
41.809193, -71.450916
Address
220 Clarence Street
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Report an Issue

To report a maintenance issue at this location, submit a request through PVD 311 or contact the Parks Department directly.

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Contact
Providence Parks Department
City Hall, 25 Dorrance Street
Providence, RI 02903

Superintendent: Wendy Nilsson
providenceri.gov/parks