Rhode Island State Parks

A dramatic coastal park with a historic lighthouse, rocky shoreline, and panoramic Atlantic views.

A scenic paved bikeway along the Blackstone River with river views, historic mill villages, and multi-use recreation.

A dramatic Newport oceanfront park famous for coastal views, picnics, and kite flying.

A spacious southern Rhode Island park with camping, a pond beach, and classic New England outdoor recreation.

A waterfront park in Bristol with broad lawns, bay views, and popular picnic and recreation areas.

A paved coastal rail trail offering biking, walking, and bay views through East Providence, Barrington, Warren, and Bristol.

A coastal campground and recreation park near Point Judith with easy access to beaches, fishing, and South County attractions.

A historic Newport waterfront park centered on the massive Fort Adams and sweeping Narragansett Bay views.

A scenic coastal park with historic fort ruins, dramatic cliffs, and popular diving access.

A popular waterfront park in Warwick with beaches, picnic areas, golf, and broad green spaces.

A riverside park in East Providence with picnic areas, boat access, and scenic views.

Rhode Island’s largest state park, known for Olney Pond, swimming, paddling, fishing, and picnicking.

A compact urban park in Cranston featuring Meshanticut Lake, walking paths, and picnic-friendly open space.

A quiet wooded day-use park in North Smithfield with picnic areas, wildlife viewing, and access to Peck Pond.

A waterfront park on Narragansett Bay with scenic views, open space, and a storied history.

A peaceful woodland park in Johnston with historic stone walls, forested trails, and scenic natural areas.

A waterfront memorial park in Bristol with river views, picnic areas, and a peaceful setting.