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.

Like 3.5/5 so I'll round up to four. One of my cousins lives in the South Kingstown area and we…read morewent here today. It's $10 for residents and I believe $15 or more for non-residents. It was much quieter and with less people than Narragansett beach would have been, though. What knocks it down to 3.5 for me is that it's very rocky. I went into the ocean but you have to walk over some rocks before getting to the sandy part, so I didn't bother. Walking back to where we were sitting was also rocky. On your way out there are restrooms and also a foot shower, which was nice.

This is a small beach that many Rhode Islanders don't know about. They usually go to the most…read morepopular ones like Scarborough or Narragansett, but if you are in the Charlestown area, this is not a bad choice. The parking is expensive for a town beach and the lot is not too big, so with luck, you should be able to find a place to park. There are showers and bathrooms, as well as places to buy some snacks and drinks.

Wow this beach is stunning. But $20 for parking is ABSURD. I could've paid $10 to park at a…read moreneighboring restaurant & walked over but I wasn't too keen on lugging all my beach gear as the walk from the town parking lot is already long enough so I paid the $20 & we walked over to this small but stunning paradise. The town beach has a nice bathroom/shower area that closes at 5- but it's really nice & they offer free sunscreen (was empty)! They have Del's (thankfully) posted up on the corner which is nice & you can also order from a few nearby restaurants however we brought a cooler so I just grabbed us 3 small watermelon dels when we needed to cool down. The water was beautiful I am talking turquoise in areas & so refreshing- NO RED TIDE (which has literally been at nearly every single beach I've gone to this summer) and the rocks weren't as bad as the other beaches- so that's a plus! They're a private town beach- think very similar to Narragansett Beach- but instead of a cove you get the real deal ocean! They're a also an amazingly easy way to get to this beach- if you're from Northern RI- like I am- BACK ROADS & the ride was pretty amazing although not from my 6 year old's standpoint! The surf was a little rough- hence the red flag- but the way this beach is set up- you can easily watch your kids while they dig in the sand or play in the water! The sand was soft and perfect for kids! My son had a blast! Overall I was amazed at the cleanliness and simplicity of this small town beach & it could be my new favorite - in terms of beaches I go to. We will be back on the 25th and 26th of August as we rented a Cabin At Burlinggame camp ground- as one last hoorah for my son! Can't wait to come back!

Terrible and awful beach - don't go! Hehe. Just kidding but I don't want this spot blowing up. Such…read morea lovely beach and so peaceful! Parking is minimal though and make sure you bring a bag to take your trash out with you!

Gorgeousness! No crowds…read more Love this Rhode Island beach which is only open for part of the year. Off season.

Bathrooms always seem clean lifeguards are always good and helpful…read moreAnd the snack bar is pretty good The onion rings are delicious !!!!!

Caught the 6am ferry and it is worth the early alarm to enjoy this beach to yourself before the…read morecrowds arrive and take away all your solitude and peace. Try to go on an off day if possible to thoroughly enjoy the island. It's a very special place and a little peace of paradise in the north east.

Beautiful dive spot,,A plus great place beautiful ocean views.AAaaaaaaaaaàaaaaaaaaaswwsssplusread more

Always a great spot to watch the waves crash against the rocks or to observe the occasional surfer…read moremaster the surf. Early in the morning finds many folks parked; reading the local paper, sipping coffee, basking in the morning seabreeze while taking in the rocky rustic vista. If you are a sea glass, shell or rock collector, you'll undoubtedly find some treasures on this section of the beach. The evening is also quite lovely; expect to catch some wonderful sunsets while enjoying this calm serene location adjacent to Misquamicut beach.

We visited Green Hill beach the other day as we were out exploring the coastline on a gorgeous…read moreWinter day. There is very few spots to park so unless you can walk or bike during peak season, the best time to enjoy this spot is during the off season. This beach connects to Charlestown Town Beach and the Breachway so for those looking for a nice LONG walk, you could do all three! Its a small beach but absolutely beautiful. Here is some info I found online: From Seeswim.com This is a very small access point, with limited parking. The public beach is between two private ones, and not very large. We are told it's a popular spot for surfing. Parking is in a small turnaround, but there are only a few spaces. The beach is beautiful, and it is a shame that most of it is private. From GreenHillRocks.com Located in South Kingstown, RI, Green Hill is a quiet, family beach community surrounded by Atlantic blue waters, coastal ponds and conservation land. The area is a mix of pond and hillside residences that are encircled by a lush, fragrant green landscape. Homes and cottages enjoy ocean breezes & abundant views of the Atlantic ocean & salt ponds. Surfing, especially in the stormy winter season, is quite popular. Enjoyment of Green Hill shores is moderated by the fact that there are few areas to park. Permitted parking areas and lots are available only to specific residental zones. Mostly, people walk or bike to the beach where they encounter friends old and new. Ocean tides & Nor'easters constantly reshape the shoreline. Green Hill is arguably one of the most beloved & ever changing coastlines in all of South County, RI.

There's no parking, no amenities, no life guard.. But plenty of seaweed and debris that never gets…read morecleaned up. Misquamicut and Narragansett are much better options.

A beach in name only. Its really just a bunch of rocks and a small slither of beach. Right near…read morethe landing, its a nice little spot, but a spot to watch from the top of the stairs and not to venture down to the wet unsafe rocks.

Its a beautiful stop! Its not an whole giant "beach" but definitely a neat place to stop, drink…read moreyour coffee and collect some rocks!

Do you want a peaceful oceanside oasis that's less crowded? Beautiful sand? Crashing waves and…read morecrystal blue water? Mansion Beach has it all, and as a bonus, there's a new bathroom facility. I love that this beach is situated on the northern side of the island near Clayhead Trail. It's just far enough from the ferry landing that you get more locals. Tip: hold on to your bottoms when you go in the water. The waves and current can be strong.