It's a small base but has all the necessary support services like NEX, commissary, and gym one…read morecould ask for. The on-base NGIS is excellent, and the hotel staff is friendly. One of the coolest things about its location is its proximity to Boston. Boston is a short drive North, about 1.5 hours. I enjoyed my time at NAVSTA Newport and I look forward to visiting again.

Very nice place. Lots of history to walk around and enjoy a day walking around and learning about…read morethe past.

Historic lighthouse with red light dating back to revolutionary war. Refurbished. At the west end…read moreof Narragansett bay, between saunderstown and jamestown.

I ship a lot of packages and if I know I'll be around Saunderstown, I will use this charming little…read morepost office every single time. Friendly, fast service - wow! That's what it used to be like and most branches have forgotten. You can tell they're delighted to be working in a low-key branch and who can blame them?!

They have post boxes that are like $36/year. Friendly staff, easy main drop box. What is not to…read morelike.

A beautiful bridge between Newport RI & Jamestown, RI. Since childhood, it has reminded me of "The…read moregates in Emerald City". Gorgeous picturesque view while crossing as well as down on lower levers looking at it in the distance. If you are a RI resident and have EZ Pass, the fee is not bad, but for non residents, it will cost $4 each way.

Love coming here, and pretty good spot for shore fishing! Wonderful view of the bridge to Newport…read moreand plenty of shore space to roam around during low tide. The place is relaxing and I like that they built a restroom for visitors and trash cans because I know from the past the place can get abused.

Not to be confused with South Queensdown which is where I go with Barbi regularly if you know what…read moreI mean. So this is one of RI's most beautiful towns, and there are many beautiful towns here. Not far south of Providence, right on the water, with a good 30k people or so living here, including one of my best friends from college. Amazing food around here, very unique. What a wonderful corner of America this is. Not cheap, in fact quite expensive, but gorgeous, right by the water, lots of boats, and somewhere I'd consider living myself.

I am in the Jamestown, RI Post Office about twice a week, and need customer service assistance a…read morecouple times a month to pick up or drop off boxes and/or buy stamps. One of the things I really love about this post office is that it's so 'personal'. The employees have photos of the soccer team they coach, sports team banners, pictures a little customer drew for them, etc posted on the walls. A local woman keeps the wooden barrel planters out front filled with seasonal plants! That's the sort of thing you'll only find in a 'small town' post office like this one. The clerks and Post Master are friendly and always go the extra step to accommodate my needs. Some days the lines are long (holidays, summers) and the clerks calmly give each customer their full attention. Sometimes staff are limited to what they can do by post office policy, but in my experience, they do everything they can and are happy to assist. The customer service area has 'flat rate' USPS boxes, forms you may need for registered mail, return receipt, customs forms, etc., plus a 'shipping center' where you can purchase your packing materials. If you live on the island, you can rent a post office box here - mail is up by 10 am Monday - Saturday and the local paper is included in your mail box by Thursday morning. In a business like the post office not everyone is clamoring to write a review and the only time you may think to write one is when you are unhappy. In the seven years I have been frequenting this location, I've only had positive experiences. I have found the folks here to be very friendly and I highly recommend this location for your postal business.

This post office has certainly changed in the last two years. I am terrible with paperwork and had…read moreneeded their help and they were always willing to oblige. when they got punitive with me my very organized wife took over and did all are change of mail and other such things. we live in two states so it is important to do it right which she does. These problems persisted and it soon became obvious they make mistakes and are are a tad vindictive. They have caused needless disruption in my life such as returning bank cards lawyer letters etc telling them I have moved no forward address despite the fact we filled out form and the post office in my other state was fine We had no problems with our other post office which was much larger and dealt with lots of seasonal customers and international citizens. the carrier we have is one of the nicest and hard worker. i have known. that main office serving paying customers in this small town should learn to treat its customers better

Very nice, clean and pleasant people working there. Officer was polite and greeted me I came into…read morethe door. I didn't have to wait long, the representative was nice and helpful.

I recently had an interaction with Wendy from this office. She was so helpful, patient, couteous…read moreand professional; while worker during the government shut down. You would never know that Wendy was working during such a chaotic time. She even called me back to tell me something else about my husband's account. I didn't recognize the number and I did not answer it because it came up as a "Public Service". She called me 5 times and the fifth time from her personal phone to be sure I had all the information. Thank you Wendy!

Walking down Narragansett Avenue , one can't help but notice the Jamestown Fire Department. A…read morebeautiful New England Style fire station with a museum honoring Valmont "Bucky"Caswell . Valmont Caswell was honored for his service of 60 years as a fire fighter. The Jamestown Fire Department was founded in 1891. The station handles all emergencies including fires and water rescues . This is an all volunteer fire station. Serving Jamestown Rhode Island and the Island of Conanicut proudly for over a century. Thanks to all the brave and dedicated men and women of the Jamestown Fire Department. Here's too the next 100 years !

This is a nice state park located at the southern tip of Jamestown island. As you drive in, there…read moreare a few parking lots located on the right side of the road....there are about 3-4, so if the first ones are full, keep driving and hopefully you can find a spot in the farther ones. It does not matter if you park in the farther lots, you can still walk around the edge of the park and enjoy the nice ocean views and rocky scenery. There are areas for picnics, there is a small museum and there's the lighthouse as well. We have come many times and we have seen many people taking pictures with the beautiful background for weddings, quinceañeras, engagements, graduation, and more. Free parking, free to get in.

Stopped in on a summer week day with out of state family. The kids had a great time exploring the…read morewaterside. Be careful areound thise rocks! The paths down are steep. The lighthouse museum was open as was their little one room aquarium. We picniced in the lawn and as with all State parks it's "carry-in, carry out" so be sure you bring your own trash bags. Same for your pup. Furry friends are welcime as long as you carry their droppings out. Four parking areas are available at no cost. A number of trails dot the area. Most of the area is uneven grass and dirt paths although there are handicapped spots closest to the lighthouse and a paved path leading in that direction. The lighthouse museum is not wheel chair accessible. Composting toilet buildings are located in a field between parking and lighthouse. These are water free and have hand sanitizer available. If you are a forager this location may interest you. Be sure you have a license to enjoy fishing off the rocks.