The geographic center of Rhode Island, scenic Narragansett Bay, offers visitors a wealth of marine activities, historic sightseeing, bay tours and nature experiences on terra firma. Saltwater and freshwater fishing, sea kayaking, sailing, jetskiing, seal watching, swimming and charter boat cruises are just a few of the opportunities on tap. Visitors with their own tents or trailers can take advantage of the conveniently located campgrounds in Narragansett, which combine Rhode Island's unique coastal beauty with rustic, peaceful accommodations.
Located on the edge of Rhode Island's largest pond, Worden Pond Family Campground features spacious, wooded sites for large and medium-sized rigs. Each site includes 20 or 30 amp electric hookups, a fire ring and picnic table and water hookups. Restroom with showers, dump sites and public phones are located nearby. Campers can sail, swim, fish or play a little beach volleyball on the pond's shore or at two state parks 15 minutes away.
Worden Pond Family Campground
416A Worden Pond Rd.
Wakefield, RI 02879
401-789-9113
wordenpondcampground.com
Long Cove's 150 campsites, which include electric and water hookups, can accommodate big rigs with a 32-foot maximum length. This popular campground features a marina with boat launch and access to the ocean for sport fishing or sailing.
Long Cove Marina and Campground
325 Point Judith Rd.
Narragansett, RI 02882
401-783-4902
visitrhodeisland.com/what-to-do/camping/725/long-cove-marina-and-campground/
night stays are sometimes required). Sites include water/electric/sewer hookups, plus picnic tables, fire pits and nearby restrooms and showers. On-site activities include tennis, basketball and a playground for kids. Fisherman's Memorial State Park is just minutes from three state beaches, one mile from the Block Island Ferry Dock and about five miles from historic Newport.
Fisherman's Memorial State Park and Campground
Route 108
1011 Point Judith Rd.
Narragansett, R.I. 02882
401-789-8374
riparks.com/fisherma.htm
