Hike from one end of the park to the other along the rocky shoreline. Take in gorgeous views and walk around the historic Beavertail Lighthouse, built in 1856! The original Read more...

Located on the former grounds of a former grand estate once owned by William Brenton. Two centuries later Theodore M. Davis built his distinctive house, “The Reef” here. During WWII Read more...

Fishing, hiking, and picnicking await you at this park located within the George Washington Management Area.   Dogs must remain on a 6′ leash while visiting the park. Read more...

Known as the gem of the Rhode Island State Park system, this park is the former estate of Samuel Colt. There are 4 miles of paved trails, as well as Read more...

Take in the panoramic views of Fort Adams State Park with your best friend! Fort Adams was a part of the US Army for more than 100 years and a Read more...