Smithfield draws RV travelers with its apple orchards and winding Woonasquatucket River trails. Pick fresh apples at Steere Orchard or hike Pulaski Memorial Recreation Area. Camp at our one listed park, Smithfield Elks Lodge #2359 from $25/night, and launch day trips to Providence just 15 minutes south.
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Smithfield charms visitors with colonial history at the Smith-Appleby House, where guides recount 18th-century life on working farms. Steere Orchard buzzes each fall during apple harvest festivals, drawing crowds for pies and cider. Pulaski Memorial Recreation Area spans wooded paths beside the Woonasquatucket River, perfect for birdwatching or quiet picnics. Neighborhoods like Georgiaville offer quaint diners and local breweries.
Smithfield Elks Lodge #2359 anchors RV stays here, with rates starting at $25/night for easy access to orchards and rivers. Budget campers love its no-frills vibe near I-295. Families pick this spot as a launchpad for Providence attractions, blending affordability with outdoor adventures just minutes away.
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Smithfield shines for apple orchards and historic sites. Steere Orchard supplies fresh picks during fall festivals, while the Smith-Appleby House showcases colonial artifacts from 1696. Pulaski Memorial Recreation Area adds riverside hikes along the Woonasquatucket, blending nature with Rhode Island's farming heritage.
Smithfield Elks Lodge #2359 serves as the main RV park in our directory. It starts at $25/night right in town, near I-295 for quick drives. Campers praise its basic hookups and proximity to local orchards and Providence.
Yes, Smithfield Elks Lodge #2359 welcomes pets. This affordable spot from $25/night lets dogs join on leashes, ideal for exploring nearby Pulaski Memorial Recreation Area trails. Check rules on site, but most guests bring furry companions without issue.