This was my first time going to this beach and I had a blast! It wasn't too crowded for a Saturday…read more We didn't want to deal with parking so we ubered instead because I heard parking can be tricky during peak times. I love the waves here! The water was cold and rocky but still beautiful. Would definitely come again.

I have been coming to this RI state park beach since childhood. Fees in July 2026 for a weekday…read morepass was $20. Clean, showers and restroooms available although the men's restroom and showers were closed in the late afternoon during our visit. Snack bar available. We stayed at few hours and enjoyed the visit and no lines to get in or out. The water and beach were clean and people were very respectful.

Awesome beautiful town beach! I can not believe I waited 38 years to go to this beach. The sand is…read moreclean, the water is clear, the waves are huge, and a decent amount of parking. I was advised to get there early as we did at 8:45am. Got right onto the lot at 9am. Cars were still coming in around 11am with enough parking. Not sure if it was because it was a weekday. Fees $20 weekday and $40 weekends. They do accept credit card or debit cards and charge a $2.50 service fee. Bathrooms are clean and there are outdoor showers. Can't wait to be back!

Adjacent to the RI State beach, East Beach, is this East Coast beauty. A private beach, with…read moreprivate parking and a nominal fee. However, they offer consistent beachside protection from marine life. The bathhouses are a slight notch above state-run locations. Additionally, it stands as the southern terminus to the RI-boasted NS trail. I've been in the water here during the 4th and in January. No matter the season, highest recommendation! ‍

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.

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!

Like most, if not every RI'er, I've known about the Sea Wall forever. And like most, I've never…read morebothered to really check it out, be it because of the distance or the wall-to-wall line of cars taking up all the parking. And some spare time in Narragansett and finally decided to check it out. It's exactly as advertised a wall separating the road from a line of boulders and the sea. Its a nice little stroll especially on an early fall day like today where the weather is still nice enough to enjoy it, and the parking is ample. Nice views, and a generally good spot.

A beautiful walk along Narragansett Beach, lovely to see the surfers and the waves crash along the…read morewall. Lots of street parking but it can get crowded. Some restaraunts nearby too and parks. It was busy in memorial day so I can only imagine in the summer.

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.

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.

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.

After coming back recently from vacation, then taking more time to enjoy what is left of Summer…read more This was a perfect spot and a wonderful time spent at Ocean Beach Park at New London, CT this past weekend. I dabble in a couple of hobbies and Photography is one of my many hobbies. We made a decision to be off technology and enjoy the time. Next time, more photos Our time spent was overall enjoyable and relaxing with family. There is plenty to do Arcade, Amusement Rides, miniature golf, Pool, Water Slides, Sandbar Cafe, etc. Some of their attractions appear old, but appear to be properly maintained. In respect of the Beach, Beautiful... The most part it is refreshing to view the scenery and soak in overall. We will be coming soon again to events at Ocean Beach Park, New London, CT

(3/5 stars) The…read morebiggest positives are that the sand is relatively clean, there was no seaweed during our visit, and lifeguards were on duty, which made the beach feel safe. Unfortunately, there were several negatives. The seagulls were extremely aggressive--they were going into people's bags and pulling out food. People were feeding the birds, which only encouraged this behavior. Another downside was the atmosphere. Several groups were playing very loud music, making it difficult to relax and enjoy the beach. Parking was $40 per car on a Sunday in July, which felt expensive. The boardwalk amusement rides are priced individually, and many of them seem very old and dated. Overall, while the beach itself has some nice qualities, the aggressive seagulls, loud environment, high parking cost, and aging rides made the experience less enjoyable than expected.