What a great state park. Great trails to take your dogs on. Horseback riding is so fun. They have…read moresuch a big area you can do picnics you can just do a nice walk. There is a small beach not to be like oh my God this is amazing, but it's still a great place to spend the day.

I came here for a picnic event and it was nice. The picnic area was a bit hard to find but there…read moreare plenty of signs around the park to guide you around.... I just kept going towards where the road took me and I found my group very well set up in Field I, steps from the restrooms. The park has many campsites, picnic areas, grills, waterfront spaces as well as wooded and trails. A nice green spot in East Greenwich.

This space is right next door to Iggy's, beach, and the beach parking lot. They renovated and added…read morea playground and splash pad as of June 2025. It's a beautiful space with plenty of benches and picnic tables. There are playscapes and climbing structures; there are no swings. There is a gazebo and plenty of places to eat nearby. It's a great spot to let the kids play and have a picnic!

Cute little beach behind Iggy's. There is also a nice playground park for kids with fun little…read morewater fountains and jungle gyms. Not the best looking beach for swimming but people were swimming when I was there- I just dipped my feet in the water. I love to grab some clam cakes and chowder from Iggy's then walk along the water! *I think they do fireworks here for the 4th but I haven't been.

Small little beach on Lake Tioque. It is shallow making it great for small children There are some…read morepicnic tables available and it can get crowded on hot summer days. The water is drained during certain parts of the year. Dogs are allowed, but not in the water during hours when there is a lifeguard there.

Completely forgot about this place that I had stumbled upon late last fall while walking my newly…read moreadopted pup. Fast forward to the end of May and was looking for somewhere to take LuLu to get her used to going into the water. She seems to like it a lot better than Oakland Beach. It's quiet and there's no tide coming in to scare her. We will be back

It is a nice beautiful little beach and body of water. I wanted to take my girlfriend somewhere…read morenice just to walk near Fall River and this definitely was a great place to take her and just enjoy the afternoon walk.

Beautiful spot to watch the sunset. Several benches and a few picnic tables available. On street…read moreparking or there is a lot across the street. Dog waste bags available. We are so lucky to live in this beautiful state.

What a lovely space just a few miles out of Providence. Picturesque and lots of picnic tables…read more Playground and beach. There are walking trails that lead into the quiet of the trees. The parking lot off the main road is small, however their are many more spaces available down Govenor Notte Parkway. Bathrooms open during Summer, portapotty in the fall.

Nice park, tennis court nearby with a bigger section to park if you walk down the street. Kayakers…read moreand fisherman can be seen off the side of the road. Swimming and small beach for the kids and a Playground, also benches. Benches can be quite dirty tho as well as the bridge rails full of spiderwebs and bugs. There's Also a baseball field. Beautiful sunset over the water at the right time but mosquitos can eat you up. There's events here for many occasions too.

I have to give it a 5 because I have my many, many fond memories of my grand aunt and uncles house…read moreon top of the hill, directly overlooking the point. Bonfires on the beach during Gaspee Days, burning the Gaspee in effigy. But mostly Aunt Catherine's sweet, sweet soul. "The point" supposedly had a whirlpool on it which I have no idea if its true of not, but i recall aunt Catherine being near panic at the thought of any of us going anywhere near it. Enjoying the ocean was always tough there as the water and shore was thick with sealife in both the animal and plant varieties so its not a recommended beach destination but I would give anything to spend 10 more minutes back in the 1960's-70's at Catherine and Toms beach house again.

AVOID AT ALL COST .... rip currents at the point are out of control, I saw many small children…read moregetting pulled towards the point. The bug infestation caused my dog to get ticks which caused lime disease. I will never go back.

Looking for some fresh air despite the frigid 18 degree weather, I found myself walking the Quonset…read moreBike Path to Calf Pasture Point Beach. Snow crunching underfoot, it was approximately 4 to 5 miles round trip from the parking lot at the bike path to the sand and waters, then back again. This was a peaceful jaunt... be it the weather or the distance from lot to beach. Maintained by the town of North Kingstown, this beach offers views of East Providence to Jamestown and southward. This natural habitat offers an abundance of wildlife. Birds galore! Gulls, ducks, hawks. I'm told that it is best to avoid this hike in times of high tide as it makes traversing the beach area difficult if not impassable. In seeing the water line today, I can assure you this is so. Beautiful sights, lapping waters. The sound of wind, waves, and waterfowl. A place to consider visiting.

I found this place years ago, but I always forget about it…read more Calf Pasture Beach is one of those hidden gems of Rhode Island because it doesn't have a lot of what people are looking for in a beach. First, you can't park at the beach. Unless you live in the neighborhood, the only way to access this beach is to park at the Davisville Bike Path parking lot and walk/bike the 1.3 miles to the beach. Second, there are no facilities here - no bathrooms, no food, no nothing. This is nature - beach, rocks, water, grass. For these reasons this is a place to go when we want to get away from it all. If you walk the loop (bike path to beach - walk the length of the beach - through the forest, back to bike path), it's about 4 miles. Take a towel and some snacks and make it a walk/swim for a nice day out. At the end of the day, you'll find a lot of locals clamming for their dinner.

So we stopped by midday on a Thursday! (Mid March) and unfortunately the beach was completely…read moreclosed! Gated & no access. Disappointed :( it had good reviews and I didn't see any note about it being seasonal-only. Beach is located right next to. Large beautiful golf course & we were impressed driving up to the gates. Will try to stop back by when the season is right!

I've always loved it here and love it even more now that it's card access for RISD students and…read moreemployees.

The Bristol town beach has a lot going for it - friendly staff, tennis courts, basketball courts,…read moreplaygrounds, picnic space and of course a beach. The beach is New England rocky but clean. The water is New England rocky and murky but also very calm. Rocky beaches are meh but kids had fun. There's also a nice snack shop that has ice cream and sandwiches. The issue: it's a $30 dollar per car charge. I'm not against paying for access but the facilities are public so it's strange they'd charge that amount. Residents pay a lot less - like 10. That said there is a life guard , the beach was clean and there is staff to pay.

Very nice place to walk around. I spent about two hours here enjoying the grounds and the waters…read moreview. I even tried Del's Lemonade for the first time. Loved it!