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Viscolosi Park

Photo showing playground structures at Viscolosi Park
Viscolosi Park looking up the grassy hill in September
Viscolosi Park looking down at teh playground from the hill in September
Viscolosi Park play features for ages 5-12 include a curved embankment slide, arch climber, cargo net, and synthetic turf berm with obstacles
Viscolosi Park play structure for ages 2-5 includes a slide accessible via transfer stairs, cargo net, and accessible storefront activity panel
Viscolosi Park features a picnic table and three different playground spinners for ages 5-12
Viscolosi Park praying mantis on a play structure post August 2026
Viscolosi Park synthetic turf berm with slide and play structures for ages 5-12
Viscolosi Park fitness area for ages 13+ includes fitness steps and dip bench
Viscolosi Park monument
Viscolosi Park west entrance
Viscolosi Park play structure for ages 2-5
Viscolosi Park features swings for ages 5-12 including two belts and an extra large birds nest
Viscolosi Park synthetic turf playground circuit for ages 5-12
Viscolosi Park in June overlooking the playground from the hill
Viscolosi Park in March overlooking the playground from the hill
Viscolosi Park playground at the top of the synthetic turf berm in March
Viscolosi Park fitness equipment for ages 13+ includes a bench and 8 other stations
Viscolosi Park playground viewed from the east entrance in August
Viscolosi Park looking up the grassy hill to the treeline in August
Viscolosi Park view from the east park entrance path to the playground in August
Viscolosi Park east entrance
Viscolosi Park treeline in Winter
Viscolosi Park natural area continues north on city property behind the Pleasant View school
Photo showing playground structures at Viscolosi Park
Viscolosi Park looking up the grassy hill in September
Viscolosi Park looking down at teh playground from the hill in September
Viscolosi Park play features for ages 5-12 include a curved embankment slide, arch climber, cargo net, and synthetic turf berm with obstacles
Viscolosi Park play structure for ages 2-5 includes a slide accessible via transfer stairs, cargo net, and accessible storefront activity panel
Viscolosi Park features a picnic table and three different playground spinners for ages 5-12
Viscolosi Park praying mantis on a play structure post August 2026
Viscolosi Park synthetic turf berm with slide and play structures for ages 5-12
Viscolosi Park fitness area for ages 13+ includes fitness steps and dip bench
Viscolosi Park monument
Viscolosi Park west entrance
Viscolosi Park play structure for ages 2-5
Viscolosi Park features swings for ages 5-12 including two belts and an extra large birds nest
Viscolosi Park synthetic turf playground circuit for ages 5-12
Viscolosi Park in June overlooking the playground from the hill
Viscolosi Park in March overlooking the playground from the hill
Viscolosi Park playground at the top of the synthetic turf berm in March
Viscolosi Park fitness equipment for ages 13+ includes a bench and 8 other stations
Viscolosi Park playground viewed from the east entrance in August
Viscolosi Park looking up the grassy hill to the treeline in August
Viscolosi Park view from the east park entrance path to the playground in August
Viscolosi Park east entrance
Viscolosi Park treeline in Winter
Viscolosi Park natural area continues north on city property behind the Pleasant View school

History

This park commemorates neighborhood resident and business owner Louis A. Viscolosi, Jr., b. 1932, d. 2011. The park was dedicated on October 17, 1965.

Recent Improvements

  • Renovated in 2023, major improvements included new playground equipment designed for all ages 2-12 and outdoor fitness area. A 180ft walking path meanders through the park’s amenities and connects the east and west entrances.
  • Most playground features are ADA-accessible.

Details

Status
Open Year-Round
Neighborhood
Mount Pleasant
Acreage
1 acres
Coordinates
41.833496, -71.463419
Address
1595 Chalkstone Avenue
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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
Clark Dalrymple Boathouse
Roger Williams Park
1000 Elmwood Ave
Providence, RI 02905

Superintendent: Wendy Nilsson
providenceri.gov/parks