A nice beach to come and enjoy a sunset or enjoy the fresh salty air. Unfortunately it has been overrun by out of town people that do not respect the beach. Fireworks, broken bottles and trash are frequently left behind making it not as peaceful as it once was. Hopefully things calm down a bit or the police and DEM become more vigilant on what goes on here. It would be nice to once again have a nice, clean, safe beach for town residents to enjoy. read more

Fogland Beach - Beaches Near Me - Tiverton, Rhode Island

This is the bigger of the two beaches in our town. Very nice ride through Tiverton to get to it's location. The beach itself is pretty long. More of a rocky feel to the beach vs soft sand. Nice place to come and relax! read more

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Great place for family to enjoy a day at the beach. Beautiful scenery, relaxing environment, friendly people, not over crowded, and well preserved. Overall best new find. read more

Fogland is my absolutely FAVORITE spot to anchor the boat up (or grab a mooring) and spend the night - lulled to sleep by the gentle sway of the water. It is also a great non-crazy beach to enjoy your Rhode Island summer: boaters and beachers alike. I am personally not a fan of the 'whose music is the loudest' game and 'how many bodies can fit in a 10x10 square' at RI hot spots like Scarborough or ABC... Fogland is where you go for a peaceful retreat. Off the beaten path on the road towards Sakonnet Vineyards, and an easy stop off to Gray's and the Milk & Honey Bazaar, there are two sides of the beach (or bay if you're in a boat) to choose from: the sheltered water facing north (ie: up and into the bay) or the white sands of the southerly side - not too far from the opening of the bay into the ocean. A few scattered picnic tables and a jungle gym make it family friendly, as well as the more sheltered north beach for tentative swimmers. Water is warm and (except for after a storm) pretty clear. Typically there is the option of renting a windsurfer from the 'guy' in the van, including a learners board. Also - a perfect location for a romantic sunset walk, even a not-so-romantic walk on the beach! read more

Driving through a heavenly little corner of Tiverton will land you at this relatively uncrowded beach, which offers warm, calm water for swimming, clean facilities, picnic tables, and a nearby marsh to explore. The shoreline is a little rough and not particularly welcoming for sunbathers, and the water is a bit murky. I will admit that it was disconcerting to swim along, focused on perfecting my freestyle, and suddenly find myself face to face with a menacing crab or within a foot of a massive patch of slimy seaweed. However, a good friend and I still enjoyed an evening of swimming and exploring, and I would gladly return if I felt like getting away from the crowds at other beaches. Come in the late afternoon or early evening to avoid the parking fees, and don't forget to stop at nearby Gray's or Evelyn's for some of Tiverton's good eats. read more

Fogland Beach - Enough said. - Beaches Near Me - Tiverton, Rhode Island

Fogland Beach is remote, rocky, and not very big, but it's been my little escape for several years. The drive through Tiverton's coastal areas and farmland is a lovely prelude to an afternoon by the water. Prior to this year, during the summer season daily until 4:00 PM, the gatehouse had an attendant who would collect a fee, and the bathrooms were open. But when I visited last week -- in midafternoon, in high summer -- the gatehouse was unattended and the bathrooms were locked. The concrete area behind the bathrooms was wet and littered with soiled tissues. What happened? Even if funds don't allow for the maintenance of public bathrooms, the town should provide a couple of port-a-johns or another alternative for the convenience and comfort of visitors and the cleanliness of the environment. Until this issue is resolved, I'll go elsewhere. read more

After driving around the Tiverton/Little Compton area, I decided to try to avoid the after work traffic by extending my stay just a little and Fogland Beach helped me to do just that. Now that I'm home, I see that there are two sides to the beach - I wish I knew that before because I guess I picked the worse of the two, so I'll have to go back and check out the other side another time. I stopped at the first beach you come across where there is a small outhouse (see pic below) and boats moored just off the water. The beach is rocky by the water, but there is a small strip of sand towards the top of the beach. I did not go swimming because it looked a little unappealing - red tide and seaweed flanked most of the rocks leading to the water. I did however enjoy watching the seagulls hunt while I relaxed on my beach chair. I wouldn't pick this beach for a day trip, but it was a nice reprieve from the go go go of the rest of the day read more

Rocky beach until you get about 5-10 feet into water. Not very relaxing on a windy day, but nice location. Bathrooms very dirty and doors to toilet did not close read more

One of my favorite beaches. Have lots of good childhood memories here with family. Not the sandiest beach. Has swing set for the kids. Picnic tables. I use to love walking the whole beach everyday. It's a beautiful quiet peaceful place to be. At night I have seen lots of fox & cote. read more

Starting this summer (2014) the entrance fee on the weekends is $20 until 5 PM. This beach definitely doesn't worth this money.

Bring your water shoes! Ouch! And no booze is allowed. I also ended up with a rash on my legs right when I got out almost and it still hurts three days later! Hard to sunbath on all the rocks and shells everywhere. read more

Hidden Gem. Small beach perfect for end of the day jog or walk.