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Comfortable camping!Travel trailerSleeps 522 ft
Exeter, RI

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N. Scituate, RI

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Rhode Island is popular for its immaculate sandy beaches and charming oceanfront towns. It’s no surprise that Rhode Island is nicknamed the Ocean State. One iconic town you should visit on your motorhome camping trip to Rhode Island is Charlestown. At Charlestown, it is all about a nice time at the beach. The entire town is made up of beaches. East Beach State Beach takes up approximately three miles of a pristine stretch of sand sandwiched between Ninigret Pond and the majestic Atlantic Ocean. The beach is bordered by the Charlestown Town Beach and the Blue Shutters Town Beach. Want to spice up your vacation with some shopping and dining? There are numerous towns in the area, such as Westerly and Middletown. Providence, the state capital, isn’t too far off either.

East Beach State Park is approximately 174 acres in size. Don’t let the small size fool you, you’ll be spoilt for choice over the long list of activities on offer. When packing your Charlestown camper rental, your swimwear should be first in the truck. Don't leave your fishing rod behind as the area offers some fantastic saltwater fishing. Landlubbers aren’t forgotten as the beach also has jogging paths, hiking trails, and bird-watching spots. Before starting your search for an RV in Washington County, keep in mind that all vehicles driving on East Beach should be equipped with four-wheel drive, so choose an appropriate campervan.

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Getting Outdoors

While East Beach offers a whole load of outdoor activities, swimming is the most popular. The beach is one of the least developed beaches in Rhode Island, which makes it a spectacular seaside treasure. The Atlantic surf is fantastic for swimming, and the soft sand is exemplary for building sandcastles. Ample room is available for picnicking and sunbathing.

If you’re keen on getting out on the water, charter a fishing boat, and pursue some fish. Most of the saltwater gamefish are available year-round, so you’ll have no problem while angling. Some of the popular fish species include striped bass and bluefish. Other fish in the area include the black sea bass, winter flounder, and the American eel.

When camping in a rental motorhome at East Beach State Beach, you’ll have access to lots of hiking trails all around Charlestown. Burlingame State Park is home to some of the best trails you’ll find in the region. The eight-mile-long moderately rated Vin Gormley Trail is a great way to spend a couple of hours. If a short and easy trail is what you’re after, the 2.4-mile long Ninigret Conservation Area Trail in East Beach is the way to go.

Camping at East Beach State Beach

After renting an RV, start by familiarizing yourself with the rules and regulations of the campground at East Beach State Beach. The RV Park has a total of 20 sites that are usually available from May to September. There are no hookups, making it a perfect spot for some dry camping. Some of the amenities include restrooms and a trash disposal point. For recreation, Charlestown campers can enjoy some swimming or fishing.

The Fishermen's State Park and Campground in Narragansett is a good alternative if you’re looking for full hookups to compliment your luxury RV rental. Apart from full hookups, the pull-thru sites are also big rig accessible, so don’t worry about the size of your motorhome. For amenities, restrooms and showers are available. There is also a playground for kids.

Exploring the Area

After you rent a camper near East Beach State Beach, take advantage of your mobility by exploring the region as much as you can. The Judith Point Lighthouse is a free attraction in Narragansett that is worth passing by. Dating back to 1857, the stunning building is not only scenic, but it is also still an active navigational guide to ships in the area.

If you’re a foodie passing by Narragansett in a rental RV, you’ve got to try some golden-fried clam cakes. New England is also known for other sea treats such as chowder and fish and chips. If you’re vegan, you'll be glad to know that there are a couple of vegan-friendly restaurants serving vegan burgers, falafel, and many more delicacies.

Head over to Newport for one of the most relaxing walks you’ll ever experience. The three and a half-mile long Cliff Walk runs along the eastern shore of the city, offering stunning views of the city on one side and the shoreline on the other. Follow it up with a stroll down to Thames Street, where all the action happens. This is the place to be for shopping, dining, and even drinking.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

Hiking TrailLocation
North South Trail - Charlestown, RIEast Beach State Beach, RI
East Beach, Ninigret Conservation Area Trail, RIEast Beach State Beach, RI
Kimball Wildlife Refuge, RICharlestown, RI
Burlingame State Park Campground Trail, RICharlestown, RI
Vin Gormley Trail and Kimball Wildlife Refuge, RICharlestown, RI
Schoolhouse Pond Trail, RICharlestown, RI
Watchaug Pond, RICharlestown, RI
Burlingame North Management Area Trail, RICharlestown, RI
Shumunkanuc Road Trail to Watchaug Pond, RICharlestown, RI
Trustom Pond National Wildlife Refuge Trail, RICharlestown, RI

CampgroundsLocation
Charlestown Breachway Campground, RIWashington County, RI
Whispering Pines Campground, RIWashington County, RI
Worden Pond Family Campground, RIWashington County, RI
Mystic KOA, CTNew London County, CT
Wawaloam Campground, RIWashington County, RI
Circle C Campground, CTNew London County, CT
Hopeville Pond Campground, CTNew London County, CT
Sunfox Campground, CTNew London County, CT
Hickory Ridge RV Resort, RIKent County, RI
Ginny-B Campground, RIProvidence County, RI
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: Small travel trailers and campervans can usually sleep 2-4 people comfortably. Mid-size trailers and motorhomes usually sleep 4-8. Bigger rigs often sleep 6-10, some even 12!
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