7 Best Places to Visit in Rhode Island - United States

7 Best Places to Visit in Rhode Island – United States.Rhode Island is a beautiful state. It’s a shame that we can’t explore it fully. While regulations may be temporary, natural wonders and attractions remain unaffected. These stunning places, and many others, are waiting for you.

As we all practice physical and social distancing, we are aware of the limitations these uncertain times pose to many aspects our lives. We will continue to highlight the wonderful places in our state, but we do not expect you to visit them immediately. We believe it is vital to support local attractions now more than ever. We hope that our articles inspire you to plan your next adventure! Please nominate your favorite local business to receive some love.

Newport Cliff Walk

Tourists and locals alike love the Newport Cliff Walk. Beautiful views of the Newport Mansions and the ocean can be enjoyed along the 3.5-mile coastal walk.

Beavertail State Park

It would be wonderful to go to Jamestown and enjoy a pleasant walk while taking pictures of the Beavertail Lighthouse. We were convinced.

Jerusalem Salt Marsh

This spot is a great place to bird watch. It is located behind Cap’n Jack’s Restaurant, Wakefield.

Narragansett Beach

Rhode Island is known for being the Ocean State. Narragansett town beach reminds us why. We hope that every Rhode Islander can get their feet in the sand this year.

Block Island

Rhode Island is known for being the Ocean State. Narragansett town beach reminds us why. We hope that every Rhode Islander can get their feet in the sand this year.

Block Island

Rhode Island is more than just beaches and ocean views, despite its name. One of the great treasures in Blackstone Valley is Lincoln Woods State Park.

Easton’s Beach

Newport’s ocean beach is always crowded in summertime. Even renting chairs and surfing boards, you can make a day out of it. It sounds great, right?

Rhode Island is a beautiful state. We’re looking forward to returning to it again. Where would you go if you could be in the Ocean State right this moment?