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1. Frosty Drew Observatory and Sky Theatre
ObservatoryIn Ninigret Park but independently owned and managed, the observatory offers the state's best views of the night sky. Frosty Drew opens every...Read More
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2. Adventureland of Narragansett
Amusement Park/Water ParkBumper boats, miniature golf, batting cages, and a go-cart track add up to great fun here. ...Read More
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3. Atlantic Beach Park
Amusement Park/Water ParkThe largest and busiest of the several kid-oriented amusements along Misquamicut Beach, this facility offers old-fashioned fun for the entire...Read More
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4. Blue Shutters Beach
BeachJust west of the Ninigret Conservation Area with wonderful views of Block Island Sound, Blue Shutters is a popular escape for families, who...Read More
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5. East Beach
BeachThis tranquil and unspoiled barrier beach spans 3 narrow miles of shoreline that fronts and separates Ninigret Pond from the ocean. It stands...Read More
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6. Flying Horse Carousel
Amusement RideAt the beach end of Bay Street twirls one of the oldest carousels in America, built by the Charles W. F. Dare Company of New York City and part...Read More
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7. Gilbert Stuart Birthplace and Museum
Historic HomeBuilt in 1751, the childhood home of one of America's foremost portrait artists—his image of George Washington graces the $1 bill—is set on...Read More
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8. Misquamicut State Beach
BeachPart of the several-mile-long stretch of brown-sugar sand that makes up Misquamicut, this ½-mile state-run portion is Rhode Island's longest...Read More
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9. Ninigret National Wildlife Refuge
Body Of Water/WaterfallSpring brings opportunities to view the male American woodcock's mating ritual at this 400-acre sanctuary, but bird-watchers flock here year...Read More
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10. Ninigret Park
City ParkThis 227-acre park off Old Post Road was a World War II–era naval air training base, and now features picnic grounds, ball fields, a playground...Read More
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11. Port of Galilee
Transportation Site (Airport, Bus, Ferry, Train)This little corner of Narragansett is a working fishing village, where you can eat at a fish shack, go for a swim at one of two state beaches...Read More
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12. Salty Brine State Beach
BeachFormerly known as Galilee State Beach, Salty Brine was renamed for a Rhode Island radio legend in 1990. It's a small but popular destination...Read More
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13. Scarborough State Beach
BeachWith generally moderate surf, this 42-acre beach has stunning views of where the Narragansett Bay empties into the ocean—although the scent...Read More
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14. South County Museum
Museum/GalleryOn part of early-19th-century Rhode Island governor William Sprague's former estate, now a town park, this museum founded in 1933 holds 25,000...Read More
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15. South Kingstown Town Beach
BeachThe ⅓-mile-long town beach—with a playground, a boardwalk, a volleyball court, and picnic tables—cannot be seen from the road and doesn't fill...Read More
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16. Westerly Public Library and Wilcox Park
Library/ArchiveDesigned in 1898 by Warren Manning, an associate of Frederick Law Olmsted, co-creator of New York's Central Park, this 14½-acre Victorian strolling...Read More
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