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East Beach

4.7 (29 reviews)
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Updated 2 months ago

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Dawn A.

I love East Beach! It's so beautiful and feels more secluded than popular touristy beaches like Narragansett. It's a further drive but well worth it for a day of peaceful beach-going! There are many families here too.

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14 years ago

What everyone else said is true-- i have nothing to add. Just wanted to give the beach props for a fine day we spent there.

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Ask the Community - East Beach

How's the camping? It says they have like 20 spots?

I do not believe there is overnight camping there. check with the Charlestown Breachway beach

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OK, so you do need to get an off road pass as well as the RI state beach pass which will cost you 100$ for the off road and 60$ for the beach pass...

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3.6(17 reviews)
3.8 mi

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!

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4.5(46 reviews)
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A wonderful place to walk around, see giant trolls, an old airfield from WW2, coves/beach…read more Our daughter lives nearby and wildlife conservation biology is her 'thing', so walking around the trails at Ninigret was a fun & informative experience. Rhode Island has 5 giant trolls in various parks, and Ninigret has 2 of them: Greta Granite & Erik Rock. We stayed to the main paths as there are a lot of ticks around. And we saw a couple of fat turkeys who are probably feasting on the ticks. There are tennis courts, picnic area, a playground, observatory & senior center on the grounds. And plenty of parking.

It's been on my bucket list to check out these wonderful giant trolls out myself. Spent the…read moreafternoon in Rhode Island as an excuse to go exploring for the troll hunt which is gaining popularity, there is five giant trolls hidden across the RI state. Created by Danish artist Thomas Dambo, these massive sculptures are made from recycled materials and aim to promote conservation. The trolls can be found in various locations. I got to see only 2 of them that I can cross off my mapping for troll's list. * Charlestown's Ninigret Park is home to the Erik Rock and Greta Granite. It's accessible via trails and wooded paths. * Erik Rock lounges beside Little Ninigret Pond. * Greta Granite is located further along a wooded path marked by clues. It's a lot of fun to get on the mapping of the trolls and hunt them out all over the world when you're visiting the areas. It's amazing to experience these pieces of art created and designed by Thomas Dambo.

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Ninigret Park - Salt water marsh in the refuge.

Salt water marsh in the refuge.

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