Beaches in Narragansett Pier, Rhode Island

Crescent beach on ... More on TripAdvisor

If you don't mind walking a bit you can also find free parking during the summer months, but parking is ... More on GeckoGo

Great for children. Sheltered from the open ocean. Very gradual drop-off to deeper water. Playground area, picnic tables, bathhouse and plenty of parking. Narragansett was incorporated as a town in 1888. Prior to that time, it was ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Incorporated in 1932 by an Act of the Rhode Island General Assembly, Bonnet Shores Fire District originally provided fire protection for its summer residents. Over the past 70 years, the Fire Distr... More on Bonnetshores.org

This beach is the property of the quaint Bonnet Shores community. Beach passes are available to seasonal or year-round renters of area cottages. This area is known for its natural marshes and backw... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

117 person capacity for public and private function rentals. More on Ri-narragansett.civicplus.com

117 person capacity for public and private function rentals. More on Ri-narragansett.civicplus.com

The cabanas are open to residents only. These units come with showers. Beach equipment may be stored in the units for the summer season. Includes six facility passes ... More on Ri-narragansett.civicplus.com

The cabanas are open to residents only. These units come with showers. Beach equipment may be stored in the units for the summer season. Includes six facility ... More on Ri-narragansett.civicplus.com

Calm waves make this a great spot for surfing novices; lessons available. More on RIMonthly

Great beach for swimming , generally not crowded and a nice little beach right on the bay. More on GeckoGo

Great concrete park. sweetest spine layout around. There are two nice boxes. Two rails, 1 off the main box, and a nice hubba rail. ... More on ConcreteDisciples.com

Haven't been in a couple years, but a solid park if you are in the area. More on ConcreteDisciples.com

Pets must be on leash and people are required to clean up after their pets. However, according to a representative at the Rhode Island State Parks Department, in a conversation with them July 2004,... More on DogFriendly.com

Brimming with the young and beautiful; great for people-watching. More on RIMonthly

A tour to Rhode Island is not complete without some time spent on the beach. And unsurprisingly, there are ... More on GoingOutside

Newly restored with a new lens and everything.  Lovely lighthouse.  Take a Bay Cruise and see it close up. More on GeckoGo