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Beach
Scarborough State Beach
Scarborough State Beach Scarborough State Beach is Rhode Island’s most popular and well known beach. Developed in 1937, this 26 acre facility located on Ocean Road in Narragansett has approximately 2,325 feet of beach frontage. It has long been known as the principal destination for a "day at the beach" for thousands of Rhode Islanders over the years.
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Scarborough State Beach
Ocean RdScarborough State Beach
Scarborough State Beach Scarborough State Beach is Rhode Island’s most popular and well known beach. Developed in 1937, this 26 acre facility located on Ocean Road in Narragansett has approximately 2,325 feet of beach frontage. It has long been known as the principal destination for a "day at the beach" for thousands of Rhode Islanders over the years.
Food scene
Crazy Burger Cafe and Juice Bar
144 Boon StChair 5
1208 Ocean RdCoast Guard House
40 Ocean RdNana's Ice Cream & Gelato Cafe
28A Pier Market PlBrickley's Homemade Ice Cream
921 Boston Neck RdTurtle Soup Restaurant
113 Ocean RdGeorge's of Galilee
250 Sand Hill Cove RdIggy's Doughboys
1151 Point Judith RdAunt Carries
1240 Ocean RdBananas Foster artisanal granola from Providence-based Beautiful Day is just one of the potential scores at the Coastal Growers' Market on a summer Saturday. The market is held weekly from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at historic Casey Farm in Saunderstown, a village just about a 12-minute drive north of the Narragansett Town Beach. Sample gourmet food items made in Rhode Island, shop for fresh produce and tuck into a large lunch.
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Casey Farm
2325 Boston Neck RdBananas Foster artisanal granola from Providence-based Beautiful Day is just one of the potential scores at the Coastal Growers' Market on a summer Saturday. The market is held weekly from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at historic Casey Farm in Saunderstown, a village just about a 12-minute drive north of the Narragansett Town Beach. Sample gourmet food items made in Rhode Island, shop for fresh produce and tuck into a large lunch.
Sightseeing
An octagonal brick building erected in 1816. A Coast Guard and tower beacon were maintained at the point during the Revolution. Original wooden lighthouse, built in 1806, was blown down in the Great Gale of September 1815. The last German U-Boat sunk in World War II was two miles off the light. Visitors welcome to the grounds; lighthouse and Coast Guard Station restricted.
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Point Judith Lighthouse
1470 Ocean RdAn octagonal brick building erected in 1816. A Coast Guard and tower beacon were maintained at the point during the Revolution. Original wooden lighthouse, built in 1806, was blown down in the Great Gale of September 1815. The last German U-Boat sunk in World War II was two miles off the light. Visitors welcome to the grounds; lighthouse and Coast Guard Station restricted.
Just a 30-minute trip aboard the Block Island Hi-Speed Ferry from Point Judith, Block Island is an enchanting place to spend a day while you're vacationing in Narragansett. Known for its beaches, lighthouses, hiking trails, and fishing charters, Block Island has retained its Victorian-era charm. Traditional ferry service also connects Narragansett and this throwback isle. It's cheaper, and the voyage takes 55 minutes each way.
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Block Island Ferry
304 Great Island RdJust a 30-minute trip aboard the Block Island Hi-Speed Ferry from Point Judith, Block Island is an enchanting place to spend a day while you're vacationing in Narragansett. Known for its beaches, lighthouses, hiking trails, and fishing charters, Block Island has retained its Victorian-era charm. Traditional ferry service also connects Narragansett and this throwback isle. It's cheaper, and the voyage takes 55 minutes each way.
Before you leave Narragansett, hike out to Black Point. Kids will have fun searching for crabs and other sea life in tidal pools, and the views from this spot will make you feel as if you've left Rhode Island behind. There is a small parking area at the trailhead on Ocean Road, about three miles south of Narragansett Town Beach. An easy hike of less than a mile leads to this rocky spot on the coast where you can fish or picnic.
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Black Point Trailhead
655 Ocean RdBefore you leave Narragansett, hike out to Black Point. Kids will have fun searching for crabs and other sea life in tidal pools, and the views from this spot will make you feel as if you've left Rhode Island behind. There is a small parking area at the trailhead on Ocean Road, about three miles south of Narragansett Town Beach. An easy hike of less than a mile leads to this rocky spot on the coast where you can fish or picnic.
The Towers, also known as the Twin Towers is a historic structure located at 35 Ocean Road in Narragansett, Rhode Island. It is the only remnant of the Narragansett Pier Casino built in the 1880s. On November 25, 1969, it was added to the National Register of Historic Places. Music and dancing all summer long.
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The Towers
35 Ocean RdThe Towers, also known as the Twin Towers is a historic structure located at 35 Ocean Road in Narragansett, Rhode Island. It is the only remnant of the Narragansett Pier Casino built in the 1880s. On November 25, 1969, it was added to the National Register of Historic Places. Music and dancing all summer long.
The Port of Galilee, part of Narragansett Rhode Island, an authentic working New England fishing village. Galilee has a great selection of seafood restaurants, shops, a local hotel, and is close to two State Beaches, Roger Wheeler and Salty Brine.
Port of Galilee
Great Island RoadThe Port of Galilee, part of Narragansett Rhode Island, an authentic working New England fishing village. Galilee has a great selection of seafood restaurants, shops, a local hotel, and is close to two State Beaches, Roger Wheeler and Salty Brine.