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Things To Do:

Click on any of the following categories for more information and links to the many activities and fun things to do during your stay at 14 Kingston Lane or 5 Southwest Road.

 

Amusements

Adventureland 
Point Judith Road, Rt. 108, Narragansett, RI
401-789-0030 

Southland Cruises 
Port of Galilee, PO. Box 522, Narragansett, RI
401-783-2954 
www.southlandcruises.com

Amusements Water Wizz 
Atlantic Ave, Misquamicut Beach, Westerly, RI
401-322-0520

 

Beaches

Scarborough State Beach

870 Ocean Road, Narragansett, RI

(401) 789-8374

With its newly renovated pavilion and expanded beach, this area offers a wide range of beach related activities. Saltwater bathing with lifeguards on duty from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm will continue to be Scarborough's biggest attraction along with picnicking, an observation tower with scenic views and boardwalk. People of all ages will find activities of interest from sun bathing on Scarborough's sandy beach, and people watching on its boardwalk to picnicing under shaded shelters, and saltwater bathing in one of Rhode Island's most popular spots.

 

Roger Wheeler State Beach (aka, Sand Hill Cove Beach)

100 Sand Hill Cove Road, Narragansett, Rhode Island

(401) 789-3563

 

Salty Brine State Beach (Galilee Beach) 

254 Great Road, Narragansett, Rhode Island

(401) 789-8374

Narragansett Town Beach

Located in the center of Narragansett, a favorite of visitors and town residents. Facilities include 2 pavilions, cabanas, showers and a beach front club house available for rent.

(401) 783-6430

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Charter & Party Boats

Captain Bill Heffernan Charters aboard the Erin Gray
Leaving Lavin's Landing Marina Daily
Charlestown, RI
Telephone: 401-364-9592
E-mail address: erinrose@riconnect.com
This is our favorite place to charter a boat. Bill is a seasoned and knowledgeable captain with lots of seaworthy experience and patience. He's a great mariner and person to find those fish.

C-Devil II  Sportfishing
Capt. Kelly Smith   
331 Burdickville Rd. Charlestown, RI 02813
E-Mail  cdevilii@aol.com
Web-site  www.cdevilsportfishing.com
phone 401-364-9774

Early Bird Charters 
Capt. Dave Preble, 64 Courtland Drive, Narragansett, RI 02882 
401-789-7596 

Frances Fleet
Capt. Blopunt
PO Box 3724 Peace Dale RI. 02883
401-783-4988 Fax 401-782-8520
www.francesfleet.com

L'll Toot Charters Inc. 
Capt. John Rainone, 431 Mourning Dove Drive 
Saunderstown, RI 02874 
401-294-1132
Sails from Pt. Judith 
 E-mail: liltoot@juno.com
www.rifishing.com/Members Pages/Rainone/index.htm

Maridee ll 
120 Knowlesway Extension, Narragansett, RI 02882 
401-789-5190 
E-Mail: maridee2@juno.com

Salt Pond Charters
Narragansett, RI 02882
401-782-0039
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Sea Hawk Charters 
Capt. Nick Butziger  44 Bowen Briggs Avenue, Warwick, RI 02886 
401-739-6028
Sails from Pt. Judith
 E-mail: NickButziger@home.com
www.rifishing.com/seahawk/seahawk.htm 

SevenB's
Port Of Galilee
11 Riptide Rd. Narragansett RI. 02882
401-789-9250 1800-371-FISH

Snappa Fishing Charter
Capt. Donilon 
528 Fair St. Warwick RI. 02886
401-781-3944 401-789-3124

NEWPORT
No stay in this area is complete without the visit to Newport and it's grand mansions, great shopping and quaint wharf and harbor center. Newport has a historic district known as Ochre Point/Cliffs Historic District. It's a combination of many types of architecture, but most obviously late Victorian. Just a 1/2 hour car ride over the Jamestown and Newport Bridges with a scenic view of Narragansett Bay below brings you to this historic place, the home of the America's Cup in yachting, the Newport Museum of Yachting, the International Tennis Hall of Fame, Newport's famous mansions of the 'rich and famous, colonial Fort Adams and the Eisenhower House at Fort Adams State Park. Tickets to visit single or more than one mansion can be purchased at any of the historic palaces. Beautiful beaches complete with water sports, the famous "Cliff Walk" and fine dining and shopping along the cobblestone streets of Thames Street at the water's edge of Newport's Bowen's Wharf.

 

Here's a look at just a part of what is known as the "Cliff Walk", that public access walk that combines the natural beauty of the Newport shore line with the architectural history of Newport's gilded age. Wildflowers, birds, geology ... all add to this delightful Walk.

Dine and drink at the outside patio and bar or on the sprawling lawn at The Inn at Castle Hill. This place is fantastic for sweeping views of the Castle Hill Lighthouse and boats sailing in and out of the bay. Don't forget to bring a blanket to sit on the lawn.

 

Visit Hammersmith Farm, formerly JFK's Summer White House retreat, or just fly a kite and picnic at Bretton Point State Park. Hammersmith Farm is also where the beautiful Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis grew up and also where she had her wedding reception when she married a young Jack Kennedy. Camelot at it's best.

FOXWOODS RESORT/CASINO
 

Now, if you're in the mood for gambling or headliner entertainment, there's Foxwoods Resort/Casino, within a 40-minute drive.

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Contact Larry Legault at 1-(508)223-2092 for information about rentals.