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.

As I said in the past, this beach is always my go to. The waves are not crazy. After 3 lots of…read morefamily leave for the day and gets less crowded. so I tend to go then. I love the laughter of kids enjoying their day at the beach. Paying the full admission fee at 4:30pm not so funny. But my own fault because I never bought beach pass this year. The place has come a long way over the last year more ramps and stairs. Also places to sit under pergola. The bathroom also a plus. Will be back.

Plenty of parking and a brand new board walk and entrance points into the beach spots. I can't tell…read morethey attempted to make it more accessible. Wear water shoes if you're sensitive to textures, but otherwise this was a fun and good beach.

Reasonable price for parking, and a wide beautiful beach with soft sand. Clean bathrooms, and a…read moreplace to get frozen lemonade, snacks etc. The water was warm and the beach is sandy. Fun shorebreak. Crowded and trashy people.

The good: big parking lot, short walk to the beach, food and drinks shop, souvenirs/beach…read moreaccessories shop, lifeguard, The bad: small beach( people sitting way too close for my comfort) , lifeguard announcements , small and not so clean bathrooms.

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.

Came to this beach for the very first time with a huge group of friends and I loved it!…read more Ok first of all parking was the eaaaaaaasiest of all time and soooo much more affordable than the nearby small lot beaches. Love that there were bathrooms and shops open to use with showers! The sand to beach ratio was a bit smaller or thinner than I'm used to but it wasn't a biggie. Water was really nice (this is hard coming from a FL girl) but it was still great! Overall it's def a bit of a drive but worth it considering the extra parking space and all.

I love the beach off season! Recently came here and enjoyed the big parking lot and small crowds…read more The water was clear and the sand was soft!! I hope I can have one more visit before the locals summer ends!

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.

This is by far my favorite beach in Rhode Island. It such a sweet spot near Dave's Coffee and has…read morethe nicest, cleanest, beach. The only downside is you do have to get here extra early for parking because by 9:30 (especially during high season) the parking lot gets full. I highly recommend carpooling and coming in a small vehicle. Makes your chances of finding working even better. There aren't any nearby places for food or drink so pack a cooler and bring it over with some snacks. No dogs allowed during peak season. Must pay for parking. They take credit cards. Lifeguards are available in certain parts. Very quiet beach and a perfect spot to come relax in the summer.

Looks like a beautiful beach!! Although we visited in November, my partner thought it looked…read more'quaint'. I'm sure it doesn't look the same when it's loaded with beach goers!! The parking lot is pretty small so I'm sure it fills up quickly. I'm not sure what the facilities are like when the beach is open, but they have one old wooden structure there...not all the new buildings and pavement most of the RI beaches have (quaint?).

What is there not to love about a clean, beautiful, Rhode Island beach?…read more Came out here for a quick girl's beach day. We drove a whole 2 hours to get here and the trip sure was worth it. Beaches in New York are definitely not all that so we decided to hit up the Rhode. It did not disappoint! Let's start by saying it was only $14 to park for the whole day! There are restrooms/changing rooms on premises. Everything is compostable so no flushing but the restrooms sure were pretty clean. No running water so you're kinda stuck with just hand sanitizer. I would recommend staying away from yellow, just let it mellow. The area is pretty isolated, it doesn't get too too packed. There's a limit of how much parking is available so it can only get "packed" up to a certain point. Bottom line: come to this beach. This is all I know but don't tell everyone about it. When things become popular they quickly get ruined. I know, I should've not reviewed it but I couldn't stay greedy. You're welcome, LOL, enjoy!

We had a great day here today! It was like 100 in the city but the perfect temp on the beach. We…read morearrived a little after 3 and the signs all said that the lot was full. We figured that people would have had to have left by then so we took a chance and drive down anyhow. When we got to the girl, we asked if they had spots and she said yes! It was $7 and we found a spot right away. Parking can be limited but they have bathrooms and the walk to the beach is only a few steps away. The beach is long and narrow with plenty of room for everyone with space in between. We headed to the right and settled just past the area that they monitor. We set ourselves up with our chairs, umbrella and Italian grinders! The beach is clean and well taken care of! I was surprised that the bathrooms had already been locked for the evening and it was only 6:30. I mean, we did pay to use the facilities... closing them before 7 on a peak summer weekend is a bit excessive. Check out the spot closest to where you park. The water is completely still and would make the perfect place to sit and enjoy the peace and quiet.

We always love to come to Narragansett town beach. The sand is soft and the beach is wide and…read moreclean. During the summer months, it's busy and finding parking is a challenge, but once you get to the beach, you are rewarded with a beautiful setting. If you are in the area, make a point to visit. It's a great place to enjoy the ocean, the sand and the waves.

On season, this beach gets 1 star. The audacity to charge people to park and pay to be on a crowded…read morebeach. But off season!!! Off season this beach is lovely. I love coming down after Labor Day for a swim or to run with my pup on the beach. I always come down to this beach when a storm is nearby too, really cool to watch the waves!

Everything! Especially the lobster rolls!…read moreBeach is always clean Workers are cordial and available to help in any way It seems people who work there are very happy to come to work

This is a great beach for children because the surf is low plus the beach sand is fine and free of…read morerocks. My family now thinks this is the best beach in Narragansett. Parking is $12. per car, and there is no fee for beach. Therefore, $12. for a carload. If you park on the street in Galilee, you can walk to the beach. My young grandchildren love this beach because they do not need to wear water shoes. The food operation that is at the top of the beach has good food. You can walk up to the window and order. That is a bonus! Two Lobster Rolls for $29. is incredible. My SIL said they were excellent: a generous amount of lobster on a toasted roll. You know the lobster is fresh because you are in Galilee where the fishing boats dock. Great beach plus food a few feet from the beach is a win-win. From the beach, you can see the Block Island Ferry, commercial fishing boats, and sightseeing tour boats as they enter the port of Galilee. Background: Scenic Galilee is a bustling fishing village and port located in Narragansett that is known for its large commercial fishing fleet, fresh seafood restaurants, and as the departure point for the Block Island Ferry. Situated on Point Judith, it's a popular destination for tourists seeking authentic New England charm, waterfront dining, and access to nearby state beaches like Salty Brine and Roger Wheeler. The village's name is inspired by the biblical region, reflecting its history as a home for fishermen.