The East Side contains numerous parks and green spaces. India Point Park, the largest of these, is located along the northernmost shore of Narragansett Bay. It is the only large expanse of Bay-side shoreline in Providence reserved for public use.

Interstate 195 separates the park from the rest of Fox Point. The relocation and reconstruction of Interstate 195 included a new, landscaped pedestrian bridge connecting Fox Point to India Point Park.

Other parks include:

Blackstone Boulevard Park[7] is a green space between northbound and southbound lanes of Blackstone Boulevard. It consists of 19.3 acres (7.8 ha) of parkland and a 1.7-mile (2.7 km) path for jogging and walking.[7][8]
Blackstone Park just north of Richmond Square at the end of Waterman Street in Wayland. Blackstone Park is 40-acre (16 ha) city park with 2,400 feet (730 m) of shore frontage on the Seekonk River.[9]
Brown Street Park, behind Hope High School. Brown Street Park has several children's play structures and an adult fitness equipment area, ongoing programming includes Children's Play Dates, Fitness Classes, Yoga Classes and a Summer Concert Series.
Constance Witherby Park in Wayland.[10]
Gano Street Park, along the Seekonk River, has numerous athletic fields and a dog-park. The area is also known as Engineer's Field.[11]
Lippitt Memorial Park, a 6-acre (2.4 ha) park at the intersection of Hope Street and Blackstone Boulevard near the Pawtucket border. It is named after former Rhode Island governor Charles W. Lippitt.[11][12]
Market Square, a small park on the edge of Downtown.
Mary Sharpe Park, a small park between Benefit and Pratt Avenue.
Paterson Park, a small park in Wayland adjacent to Blackstone Park.
Gladys Potter Park is a small park in Wayland at the corner of Elton St. and Humboldt Ave.
Prospect Terrace Park on top of College Hill.
Roger William's Landing in Fox Point.
Roger Williams National Memorial at the bottom of College Hill.
Riverwalk located along the Providence River, where part of Waterfire is held.
Veterans' Memorial Park, on the edge of Downtown, is home to a war memorial.

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