“Beautifully blue clear water”
Half mile of state beach with clean, clear water with low surf zone. There is parking for 2,100 cars at state facility. Large new pavilion, shade structures, coin operated hot showers, cold showers, changing rooms, First-Aid, concessions, restrooms. Services / Features / Restrictions: Picnic Area, Restroom, Telephone, Waterfront, Attraction, Of Interest to Children, Public Beach, Alcohol Prohibited, No Pets, Blackstone Valley and Northern Rhode Island, Playground, Saltwater SwimmingHandicap Service: Complete Wheel Chair Access, Special Arrangements Upon Request, Warning Signals for Visually Impaired, Fire Alarm Signals for Deaf
One of my favorite beach to go during summer time. Parking fee for non RI cars during summer weekends are $28 per day.
I've been trekking to Misquamicut from western Massachusetts my whole life. It's definitely a top beach in the area with a really wide swath of sun-bath-able area and not too crowded. Make sure to bring cups (not bottles) if you're going to attempt to drink.
We drove along the coast stopping at a majority of the beaches and parks. It was free in early November. There was nobody there. The waves were white capping. The parking lot was huge! Was a dreary day so we didn't get to explore too much. It was a decent beach.
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Misquamicut State Beach
Hours
- Sun - Sat: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
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