Fishermen’s Memorial State Park in Galilee is so popular that many families return year after year to the same site. There are only 180 tent sites at Fishermen’s, so it’s wise to reserve early by requesting the necessary form from the park management or the Division of Parks & Recreation.
Fishermen's Memorial State Park
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24.84 MILES
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National Museum of American Illustration
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1. Roger W Wheeler State Beach
0.75 MILES
Locally known as Sand Hill Cove, the Roger W Wheeler State Beach, just south of Galilee, is the best spot for families with small children. Not only does…
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Scarborough (sometimes written as 'Scarboro') is considered by many to be the best beach in the state. A massive, castle-like pavilion, extensively…
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4. Beavertail Lighthouse Museum
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At the southernmost tip of the island you'll come to Beavertail State Park, where you can enjoy one of the best vistas – and sunsets – in the Ocean State…
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On the southwestern tip of Aquidneck Island (now officially known as Rhode Island, although both names are used), this park is a prime place for exploring…
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