Narragansett lures RV travelers with its epic surf at Narragansett Town Beach and fresh lobster from Galilee Harbor. Families chase waves, anglers cast from the pier, and everyone savors sunsets at Point Judith Lighthouse. Pitch your rig at two directory gems like Fishermen's State Park and Campground from $43/night to dive into this coastal playground.
2 parks found
Narragansett claims Rhode Island's prime oceanfront real estate. Surfers tackle legendary breaks near the historic Narragansett Towers. Kids splash at Roger W. Wheeler State Beach while parents stroll the mile-long Narragansett Town Beach. Galilee bustles with fishing charters. Point Judith Lighthouse watches over jagged cliffs and seals.
Fishermen's State Park suits nature lovers with RV sites tucked by salt marshes and easy beach access. Fishermen's State Park and Campground draws beachgoers and families starting at $43/night; full hookups and proximity to Scarborough Beach make it a winner for extended stays. Campers launch kayaks or bike to seafood joints from these bases.
More RV destinations in Rhode Island
Narragansett excels in surfing and beaches. The town boasts Narragansett Town Beach's powerful waves that draw pros and amateurs alike. Historic Towers overlook the pier where anglers hook stripers. Galilee Harbor supplies the freshest seafood; Point Judith Lighthouse caps scenic drives. This mix packs summer fun into every mile of coast.
Fishermen's State Park and Fishermen's State Park and Campground top the list. Both hug the coast with sites from $43/night and full hookups. They sit minutes from beaches and harbors, ideal bases for exploring the South County shore.
Yes, Fishermen's State Park and Campground welcome pets on leashes. Rules limit to two per site; waste bags stay mandatory. Trails nearby let dogs romp by marshes while you beachcomb.