Train Rides Explorer lists 4 train rides in Rhode Island. Compare the practical details families need before planning a visit.
Colt State Park Miniature Train (Bristol) is a toddler-friendly miniature ride in Bristol, RI. The ride lasts ~10 min loop, costs ~$3–$5 per ride for adults and ~$3–$5 per ride for children, and children under two ride FREE.
Seasonal miniature train ride at Colt State Park, one of Rhode Island's most beautiful parks. Park has 464 acres on Narragansett Bay with bike paths, playgrounds, and picnic areas. The train runs on select summer weekends. Combine with a beach visit or Bristol Harbor walk.
Newport and Narragansett Bay Railroad is a toddler-friendly scenic ride in Newport, RI. The ride lasts an unspecified amount of time, costs an unspecified amount for adults.
A heritage railroad offering scenic train rides through coastal Rhode Island with views of Narragansett Bay.
Roger Williams Park Carousel & Train is a toddler-friendly zoo and miniature train ride in Providence, RI. The ride lasts ~10 min loop, costs ~$3 per ride for adults and ~$3 per ride for children, and children under two ride FREE.
Charming miniature train ride in historic Roger Williams Park. Also features a beautifully restored 1901 Charles Looff carousel. Both rides are very inexpensive (~$3 each). The park itself has 427 acres with a zoo, botanical center, and playgrounds. Perfect budget-friendly activity for train-loving toddlers.
South County Museum Train Exhibit is a toddler-friendly museum ride in Narragansett, RI. The ride lasts 1-2 hours, costs ~$10 for adults and ~$5 (ages 5-12) for children, and children under two ride FREE.
Living history museum with locomotive displays and operating model trains on select days. Features a blacksmith shop, print shop, and farm equipment. Horse-drawn wagon rides also available. Small but engaging for train-loving kids. Combine with nearby Narragansett beaches.
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