Smithfield (Rhode Island) Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
town in Providence County, Rhode Island, United States
About Smithfield (Rhode Island)
Smithfield is a small town in Northern Rhode Island that was founded in the 1600s as a farming town. Smithfield was named after John Smith, "The Miller", who was granted land by the founder of Rhode Island, Roger Williams. Prior to his arrival, Smithfield was known as Wionkhiege by the Wampanoag Tribe who utilized the land for its vast hunting and fishing land. The town is also known for its historic mill history. It is made up of six historic villages including Georgiaville, Mountaindale, Esmond, Greenville, Hanton City, and Stillwater.
Top Attractions in Smithfield (Rhode Island)
Explore the best things to see and do in Smithfield (Rhode Island):
- ★Audubon Society
- ★Esmond Park
- ★Foliage
- ★Historic Cemeteries
- ★Historic Mills
- ★J.S. Sweet Octagonal Home
- ★Smith Appleby House
- ★Smithfield Municipal Ice Rink
Where to Eat in Smithfield (Rhode Island)
Must-try local food and restaurants:
- 🍴Depetrillo’s Pizza and Bakery
- 🍴J's Deli
- 🍴Parente's Restaurant
- 🍴Pastryland Bakery
- 🍴Quickets
- 🍴Tin Tsin
Where to Stay in Smithfield (Rhode Island)
- 🏨Hampton Inn
- 🏨SureStay Plus Hotel by Best Western Smithfield
Smithfield (Rhode Island) Travel Guide Sections
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