The Ocean State is bursting at the seams with beautiful beaches. Some are sandy while others are rocky. Each beach is an individual gem along the shore and we all have our favorite summertime spots. But the longest Rhode Island beach is Misquamicut and it’s worth bragging about.
Sink your toes into the seven miles of sandy shore at Misquamicut Beach.
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You’ll find all the amenities you’ll need at this beach that runs along Atlantic Avenue in Westerly.
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Stroll down by the water’s edge and enjoy the sound of the surf while the waves lap against your toes.
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Swimming, body surfing, and boogie boarding are all popular activities at this coastal treasure. The surf is moderate with decent sized waves that make playing in the ocean fun for all ages.
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Lifeguards are on duty from 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. seasonally at the state park to keep the beach as safe as can be.
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There’s also a small playground on the beach when it’s time to take a break from the ocean.
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Kids love building sandcastles or just digging holes in the soft, white sand.
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Enjoy a picnic or stop by the concession stand at the state park to grab a bite to eat.
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You’ll also find restrooms, showers, shaded gazebo areas, and a gift shop.
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So lather on some sunscreen and grab your towel, there’s nothing quite like a day at Misquamicut Beach.
Flickr/Julian Colton There are fees to park at the state beach on Atlantic Avenue, find out more information on the rates here. You can also find parking for the beach at several private parking areas which also charge a fee.
Did you know Misquamicut is the longest Rhode Island beach? Which shoreline place is your favorite? If you are a beach lover, you’ll want to check out this coastal spot that changes with the seasons.
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There are fees to park at the state beach on Atlantic Avenue, find out more information on the rates here. You can also find parking for the beach at several private parking areas which also charge a fee.
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