Things To Do
Newport
October is the best time to visit Newport! It’s about a 20-minute drive from Narragansett or South Kingstown. Check out the Gilded Age mansions on Bellevue Avenue, the Cliff Walk, Bowen’s Wharf, Clarke Cooke House, The Black Pearl, Castle Hill Inn for a cocktail, White Horse Tavern, and Midtown Oyster Bar. Check out @rhodeislandfoodandtravel on Instagram for Newport highlights.
Bowen’s Wharf Seafood Festival
Head into Newport on the 18th or 19th for this festival offering fresh and local seafood. Fish tacos, lobster rolls, stuffies, chowder, fried calamari, clams, oysters, etc.!
Ocean Mist
A favorite Rhode Island dive bar and restaurant right on the water. About a 15-minute drive from Narragansett or South Kingstown.
Beavertail State Park
A public park ~15 minutes away from Narragansett that has some of the most beautiful views along the New England coast line. Go for a walk around the grounds, or stop by East Ferry Market & Deli for a sandwich and have a picnic.
Matunuck Oyster Bar
Wicked good Rhode Island staple. 10/10 lobster roll.
Crazy Burger Cafe and Juice Bar
BYOB burger bar serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. True hole in the wall, and a Diners Drive-Ins and Dives stop! Right in town!
Champlin's Seafood
Super casual seafood spot located at the entrance of Galilee Harbor. A staple spot in our family for 30+ years. They specialize in fresh lobster and shellfish from the Narragansett Bay.
Local Farmers Markets
- Fisherman's Memorial Park Farmers Market (Narragansett): Open Sunday 9-1 - Casey Farm (Narragansett): Open Saturday 8:30-12:30
Point Judith Lighthouse
The best spot in RI to catch the sunset!
Whalers Brewing Company
Award winning local brewery. Get the hazelnut stout!