Course was really very nice . The kids had a great time! No complaints with that…read more Now about the staff member. You're the first person the customer comes in contact with. We're here to have fun. So if you could shed a smile and be helpful it would be appreciated.

This is a fantastic course. It is incredibly well maintained. The holes are fun and offer a great…read morevariety of shots and challenges. The spinners are a great touch and make those holes a bit more challenging and fun. The decor is great and there is plenty of parking. The drink holders at each hole are a nice touch. The staff couldn't have been nicer! There is an attached coffee shop as well. We didn't eat there today, but the prices were reasonable. We can't wait to go back and it was worth the drive. If you haven't given it a chance, do it! You won't be disappointed!

A small beach. Off-season, so there were no issues with parking. Nice views of the waterfront,…read morebut again, it's small, so there's not much space between the road and water, so it's not exactly a peaceful experience. Waves are small, and it's a simple little escape.

Lovely crescent-shaped beach with a great view of Mackerel Cove. I'd say the main problem I have…read morewith it is the "Resident recreation permit or daily pass required" but at least when I stopped by at 6:30pm, I didn't have to deal with that and I could just enjoy the beach for a bit. [Review 18652 overall - 72 in Rhode Island - 2174 of 2022.]

Rhode Island has some really amazing beaches. This by far has to be one of my favorites. For the…read moremost part it's clean well kept beautiful water, beautiful sand and there's normally no disturbances at this beach for the most part. It's pretty quiet and calm. Parking today was only five dollars which I think is cheap.!

Super clean beach, great bath house , ample parking, friendly non smoking , play area for kids!read more

I'm giving this beach a 5 star rating because this is our favorite beach to visit. Beautiful…read morescenery, crystal clear water, and very clean! But, we visited yesterday (July 19th) and the horseflies were so bad that we had to leave. They were swarming on everyone, even with DEET bug repellent, we were still getting bitten. It was horrible. We have never seen it like this, and have been to this beach many times, at different times of the year. Everyone was leaving. I saw a man with so many bites that blood was running down his legs. Just want everyone to be informed in case you decide to visit. :(

This may be the cleanest (both sand and water) beach I've ever seen in the entire state…read more They offer nearby parking but be sure to check the towns website for resident and non residents rates.

Another spot I used to go swimming, all the time; it's a small "Beach Pond". It's located in Acadia…read moreManagement Area on Ten Rod Rd. and has a small parking area. There were no lifeguards when we went. The water was enjoyable to swim in back in the day. The area is beautiful and can get really packed. Currently, swimming, cooking, or fires are not allowed; however, there are many trails in the area and the pond is used for fishing kayaking/canoeing, and boating. There is a boat ramp to launch those. There is also a boat ramp on the Connecticut side. This body of water is 60-feet deep and 430-acres. Fishing is very popular here; types of fish that can be found are, brown/rainbow trout, pickerel, bass, perch, catfish, and walleye. Overall, a great spot to hang out on a canoe/kayak/fish, wish we can swim in it again though.

Nice ocean err pond sunset…read more I drive by this place every time I head too and from Mohegan Sun. I know you read the review. The pond is what actually separates RI and CT. Getting into the parking lot isn't a problem but getting out might be. Cars are flying past the entrance way at a pretty fast speed. There's a boat launch and a small pier but that's about it. Fishing is prohibited during certain times of the year along with swimming but for the life of me I don't know why people would want to go swimming? There's no shower facility or changing room. There is a restroom that looks more like and outhouse to me. I was going to check it out for the sake of the review then realized some things are best left to wonder. Overall three stars. Easy launching and picking up of boats but lack of personal facilities drips their rating. Now excuse me, I drank too much coffee. I'll go.....no I'll hold it. M

A beautiful spot. The nature, jetty, rocks and water are preserved and it is what it is here…read more No Bells or Whistles: if you are looking for a place with a shower house, vendors, combed beach ect, this is not the place. Nature runs free here. She does what she wants and the land is preserved. It's really a great place to explore vs beach lounging. But, you can lounge if that's your passion. Sometimes the area can be less crowded certain times of the day. The sunsets and sunrises are stunning. You can even catch a glimpse of the Point Judith Lighthouse in the distance. Parking: Tight, tricky and can be crowded. Overall a great place to explore.

Probably my favorite place to connect with everything I love about living in Rhode Island - any…read moretime of the year. Majestic ocean views with a lighthouse, sandy beach, sea wall walking, fishing, dog friendly and last but not least, a sunset experience that takes your breath away. Bundle up because the wind whips pretty fierce here. Nice in the summer to cool off but chiiiillllly in the winter. The dirt road into the area gets graded a couple times a year but it does get very very pitted with deep pot holes. Beware if your vehicle is low. Might not be an easy ride. It's free to enter and it gets very busy in the summer. Portable restrooms are around May until September. While you're here, don't miss the touching granite monument to the lost fisherman over near the raised outlook stop. Bring a picnic lunch, your camera, a chair...swimming is nice in the summer.

We can during the winter. A nice dog friendly - on-leash beach with nice views in Rhode Island…read more Lots of parking available in the adjacent parking lot and nearby parking structure. Lots of shells on the shoreline.

We came in the afternoon and had no trouble finding street parking right away. There are parking…read morelots nearby but they are pretty expensive so street parking was the better option. The sand is dark and super fine. The water was pretty dirty and smelled like a fish market. We later learned the smell was due to the red seaweed. It was also very cold. One thing to watch out for: the seagulls here don't mess around. They'll absolutely go after your food and dig through your stuff if you leave it unattended. When we visited, the carousel and the food stands were closed or out of commission. One nice thing is that you can access the Cliff Walk from here, which is definitely worth checking out. Overall, it's a decent beach but I don't think it's worth driving out of your way to visit. We visited the second Beach the next day. After seeing that, there's no comparison. If we're ever back in Newport, we'll go there instead. It's on a completely different tier. I honestly don't understand all the "best beach in Rhode Island" comments for this place. In my opinion, Second Beach is far superior.

This is by far my favorite beach in Rhode Island. It such a sweet spot near Dave's Coffee and has…read morethe nicest, cleanest, beach. The only downside is you do have to get here extra early for parking because by 9:30 (especially during high season) the parking lot gets full. I highly recommend carpooling and coming in a small vehicle. Makes your chances of finding working even better. There aren't any nearby places for food or drink so pack a cooler and bring it over with some snacks. No dogs allowed during peak season. Must pay for parking. They take credit cards. Lifeguards are available in certain parts. Very quiet beach and a perfect spot to come relax in the summer.

Looks like a beautiful beach!! Although we visited in November, my partner thought it looked…read more'quaint'. I'm sure it doesn't look the same when it's loaded with beach goers!! The parking lot is pretty small so I'm sure it fills up quickly. I'm not sure what the facilities are like when the beach is open, but they have one old wooden structure there...not all the new buildings and pavement most of the RI beaches have (quaint?).