Narragansett Town Beach
401-782-0658
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When the New England weather begins to turn in April and May, locals and tourists alike flock to Narragansett Town Beach, displacing the seagulls that call it home during the winter. There are several paid lots and side streets near the beach, and any possible spot within two blocks is often taken by noon during the busy summer season. Residents can buy passes for the beach and cabanas. Details are available on the town's website. There is free parking along the one-mile seawall, which is popular for walking and biking. The seawall runs under the historic Towers facility and the Coast Guard House restaurant, before ending near Monahan's Restaurant.
- Hours: Beach facilities are open dawn to dusk from Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day weekend, weather permitting.
- Handicap Accessible: Ramps are available for both the north and south pavilions.
- Parking: Free lot, On-street: free, Paid lot
- When's the best time of day to visit this beach?: If you need to use the public parking lots, then you need to get to the beach as early as possible. Planning for 9am is normally a good idea.
- Public/Private: Public
- Type: Ocean
- Beach pass information: Pricing at the beach varies depending on whether you're a resident or not. Season passes and lockers are available for both residents and non-residents. The daily admission fee is $5, along with $8 for parking on weekdays, or $10 on weekends.
- Common activities: Cycling, Fishing, Picnicking, Scuba diving, Snorkeling, Surfing
- Facilities: Boardwalk, Food/drink, Lockers, Restrooms, Showers
- Restrictions: No alcohol, No fires, No pets, No smoking
- Cars allowed: Yes
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