Narragansett Pier - all beaches

This beach located on the historic coast of Rhode Island is a true gem. With its diverse range of features, it offers something for everyone. From excellent facilities to soft sand and rugged rocky shorelines, this beach has it all. Additionally, the beachside trail and the ruins add a unique touch to the already picturesque scenery. It is the ideal spot to unwind and bask in the beauty of the Atlantic Ocean.

We tried the lobster rolls at this beach and they were really delicious. Unfortunately, we didn't take a picture, but overall it's a nice beach. I believe it's around $12 per person unless you have a pass.

To be honest, I found this beach trip to be quite costly and not really worth it. While I don't mind supporting the maintenance of the beach, the entrance fee is $12 per person, and if you're not a resident, you'll have to pay an additional $15 for parking. The non-resident parking area is also located across the road, which can be a bit of a hassle if you have beach chairs or kids with you. However, there are plenty of free parking spots available along the sea wall and surrounding streets, although they do have time restrictions. Nevertheless, it's still a decent option if you don't plan on staying the whole day.

Private secluded beach offers tranquil waters and is complemented by a hotel that boasts an outdoor pool and a bar area. The delightful addition of live music further adds to the charm of this serene setting.

This charming little beach is a true gem! For those who are not residents, there is a daily parking fee of $15.