The South Kingstown Town Beach is right next to our beach in Matunuck. The town beach is only open…read moreto South Kingstown residents at this point. Approximately 650 season passes and 1,800 daily passes are annually. The beach is open from Memorial Day through Labor Day. It's a great place for families since the playground allow kids to do non-beach activities as well.

Looks like a lovely sandy beach. The water was clear, but I know in early August it had a lot of…read moreseaweed. However, we were swarmed by hornets. Very scary. We kept moving in case we were near the nest and even left our food somewhere else at one point. We opted to just leave because there were just so many hornets.

Bonnet shores / Narragansett beach .. been coming here since I was a baby- literally. . Now I come…read morehere with my family.. new friends , old friends etc.. one of the cleanest beaches in RI. Always a great day here in the sand

This beach is crazy beautiful. Its so quiet and serene. Theres no big waves, only little ones which…read moreis great for kids and dogs. Beach is super clean and everyone was very friendly! Given the chance i would definitely come back.

Never again. It's $30 per car to park (even after 2pm) in a lot that doesn't offer anything with an…read moreadditional charge for you to put your own kayaks in the water. It's $5 per kayak. It's interesting there is a charge without a service being offered. Also, when unloading kayaks and equipment by the water there are "valet" boat launches that require you to move your car wether your finished unloading or not. Very inconvenient, stressful and expensive. I did a lot of research prior to going clamming on Ninigret pond with kayaks and there was zero information for rates on this venue. Sticker shock to say the very least. I will go to Ninigret pond again To clam. However I warn everyone now that although this place appears kayak friendly it is not a very friendly place for wallets or loading and unloading.

Been a slip customer for year and these guys run a nice business. Clam shack on site has great food…read moreand the sunsets are magical. If you're a customer here you get to enjoy some of the best scenery in the state without being elbow to elbow with the general public. Highly recommend if you're looking for summer boat storage on land or on water.

Great park/playground on the western/richy side of East Greenwich. Athletic fields and plenty of…read moreparking. Can't go wrong.

Nicest course in Rhode Island. Immaculately maintained and true fast greens. Lots of water views…read moreand bunkers. Water in play at a couple holes. Putting chirping and driving facilities. Great club house. Wow factor is high

If you are fortunate enough to know a member or are invited to an event here, please do whatever…read moreyou can to get here. If you are either at the golf club, or the beach front property, either have some very great views of the water and surrounding area. The staff at both of the places are very friendly and accommodating and the venues are very well kept.

A beautiful spot. The nature, jetty, rocks and water are preserved and it is what it is here…read more No Bells or Whistles: if you are looking for a place with a shower house, vendors, combed beach ect, this is not the place. Nature runs free here. She does what she wants and the land is preserved. It's really a great place to explore vs beach lounging. But, you can lounge if that's your passion. Sometimes the area can be less crowded certain times of the day. The sunsets and sunrises are stunning. You can even catch a glimpse of the Point Judith Lighthouse in the distance. Parking: Tight, tricky and can be crowded. Overall a great place to explore.

Probably my favorite place to connect with everything I love about living in Rhode Island - any…read moretime of the year. Majestic ocean views with a lighthouse, sandy beach, sea wall walking, fishing, dog friendly and last but not least, a sunset experience that takes your breath away. Bundle up because the wind whips pretty fierce here. Nice in the summer to cool off but chiiiillllly in the winter. The dirt road into the area gets graded a couple times a year but it does get very very pitted with deep pot holes. Beware if your vehicle is low. Might not be an easy ride. It's free to enter and it gets very busy in the summer. Portable restrooms are around May until September. While you're here, don't miss the touching granite monument to the lost fisherman over near the raised outlook stop. Bring a picnic lunch, your camera, a chair...swimming is nice in the summer.

Rhode Island has some really amazing beaches. This by far has to be one of my favorites. For the…read moremost part it's clean well kept beautiful water, beautiful sand and there's normally no disturbances at this beach for the most part. It's pretty quiet and calm. Parking today was only five dollars which I think is cheap.!

Super clean beach, great bath house , ample parking, friendly non smoking , play area for kids!read more

This is one of the nicest indoor pickleball facilities in the Ocean State! Plenty of parking, super…read moreclean, and they have 8 courts. The lighting is great and it feels and looks like a brand new facility. There is also a bar area! The staff is friendly and accommodating. They also offer lessons. There are also demo paddles you can play with if trying to find a new paddle. I've played in their social open play and it's a great way to meet new people and play with all different levels. All of the people were so nice and the owners do such a great job of creating an exclusive and fun environment.

If you haven't tried pickelball yet or you are looking for an indoor venue THIS IS THE PLACE! Brand…read morenew renovated building (moving from Wakefield in February). There will be 8 courts and they will have food & a bar. They offer lessons and leagues for all skill levels. They also offer court rentals, and drop inns. All sign ups are available through the app. Tell them Susan sent you !